Cruises from Sydney: Cruise Lines, Terminals, Prices & Best Routes
Getting ready to book a cruise from Sydney? You've picked the best departure port in the country, and one of the best in the world. Sailing out past the Opera House and under the Harbour Bridge is a highlight before the holiday has even started. In this guide, learn everything you need to know about cruises from Sydney, from the major cruise lines to popular destinations to where to stay before you depart.
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Which Cruise Lines Sail from Sydney?
Sydney is a major cruise port, so pretty much every major cruise line you'd want to sail with operates cruises from here. This is one of the world's largest natural harbours, after all. Here are some cruise lines to have on your radar:
- Carnival Cruise Line: Carnival Cruise Line operates their vessels Carnival Adventure and Carnival Splendor, with year-round departures from Sydney. If you're familiar with cruise lines and are wondering where P&O Australia went, it was folded into the Carnival brand in March of 2025.
- Royal Caribbean: Big-ship cruising to the South Pacific and New Zealand, typically over the peak season from October to April. Royal Caribbean is also opening Lelepa, its private island destination in Vanuatu, in 2027.
- Princess Cruises: One of the biggest cruise lines operating from Sydney, offering dozens of itineraries that cover everywhere from the South Pacific and New Zealand to far-away destinations such as Southeast Asia and Hawaii..
- Cunard: The famous Queens call into Sydney each summer on their world voyages, and you can book one-way sectors departing Sydney, anything from a few weeks to Singapore or Hong Kong up to the full run home to Southampton. If you want white-glove ocean liner tradition sailing out past the Opera House, this is it.
- Celebrity Cruises: Premium ships like Celebrity Edge running New Zealand and South Pacific itineraries over the Australian summer.
- Luxury and boutique lines: Viking, Holland America, Oceania, Silversea, Regent, Seabourn and Norwegian all call at or turn around in Sydney, mostly on longer or seasonal voyages.
Carnival Splendor at dock in Circular Quay. Image from Unsplash.
Sydney Cruise Terminals: Circular Quay and White Bay
Sydney has two cruise terminals, one at Circular Quay, and the other at White Bay, a 15-minute drive away. If you need to get your bearings first, make sure to check out our detailed article on Sydney Maps.
Circular Quay Cruise Terminal (Overseas Passenger Terminal)
Most Sydney cruises leave from the Overseas Passenger Terminal (OPT) at Circular Quay, right on the harbour in The Rocks. Trains, ferries and buses all meet here, so you can step off public transport and almost straight up the gangway. If you've got a spare morning either side of your sailing, a whale watching cruise or simply a ferry ride from Circular Quay is another good way to get out on the water before or after your cruise.
Getting there:
- Circular Quay Station is what to aim for on the train (the airport train terminates here) or the ferries if you’re coming via the harbour. From the station, head north along George Street in the direction of the Harbour Bridge (it’s hard to miss!). It’s about a 5- to 10-minute walk from the station. For more info on how to use Sydney's public transport, check out our guide to Sydney's Metro.
- There's no onsite parking at the OPT on cruise days, so I’d recommend using public transport wherever possible. Otherwise, you’ll need to use a nearby secure parking garage or on street parking, but if you’re departing on a longer cruise, I’d be worried about the cost.
- Drop offs are limited to just two minutes outside the terminal.
The bonus of sailing from the OPT is the send-off. You’re right beneath the Harbour Bridge and you’ll pull out past the Opera House, two of the most famous sights in Australia. Surely this is one of the best cruise departure points in the world.
Getting away:
Once you’re returning from your cruise, note that you'll have to head up to Level 3 of the OPT to catch a taxi home. Pick-ups are in the same area as drop-offs.
Image by Dicklyon, via Wikimedia Commons.
White Bay Cruise Terminal
The White Bay cruise terminal sits at James Craig Road in Rozelle, in Sydney's Inner West, and it handles the ships small enough to fit under the Harbour Bridge. That in of itself is a good selling point, as sailing under the Harbour Bridge is a bucket-list item for many Sydney visitors.
It's a modern, well-run terminal, but it's in an industrial port area with no train station nearby, so you’ll have to arrive by car or a taxi.
- On Cruise days, to reduce the impact of traffic, vehicle access is available from The Crescent and James Craig Road; see the map below.
- The terminal is about a 10-minute ride from the CBD, and 30 to 45 minutes from the airport (taxis operate a $60 fixed fare into Sydney).
It's a cool little terminal once you're inside (it won a World Architecture Festival award, of all things), but give yourself extra time on the way there. There are check-in desks, a cafe, toilets, and seating, but no shops or restaurants around it.
Access to White Bay Cruise Terminal via James Craig Road. Image from the Port Authority of NSW.
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Popular Cruises from Sydney
The South Pacific might be the headline destination, but the rest of the Sydney departure board covers a lot of ocean:
New Zealand
From 6 nights up to 4 weeks and more, cruise itineraries to New Zealand take in everything from the country's cities to Fiordland's larger-than-life scenery.
Queensland coast
Moreton Island and beyond, taking in some of Queensland’s most famous spots like Airlie Beach and the Great Barrier Reef.
Tasmania and southern Australia
Looking for something a bit cooler? Cruises down to Tasmania revolve around the island’s wilderness, wine, and foodie scene.
World cruises and repositioning voyages
Australia is at pretty much the bottom of the world, and the harbour acts as a turnaround port for long global sailings. You can score a one-way leg to Asia, Hawaii or beyond.
Hawaii is calling, with longer cruises from Sydney making a stop at the archipelago.
Short Cruises from Sydney
Sometimes you just don’t have enough time for a long trip, but luckily there are plenty of short cruises from Sydney on offer. It’ll give you a taste of what cruises are like, but you won’t have to use up a huge amount of annual leave.
Generally, a short cruise is thought of anywhere from 2 to 5 night sailings. Some are a "cruise to nowhere" style break where the ship is the destination, others are themed sailings built around music, comedy or food, and then there are the more classic ones exploring the Aussie coastline—including seasonal Sydney whale watching cruises that offer incredible ocean encounters without even needing an overnight stay. A popular longer run is to Moreton Island off the coast of Brisbane and back.
Carnival runs the most of them, with Royal Caribbean and Princess adding short getaways between their longer itineraries. Prices start surprisingly low; 3-night getaways regularly appear from around AUD 440 to 480 per person twin share for an interior cabin, which is pretty good bang for your buck.
For anyone who hasn’t cruised before, this is where I’d recommend starting. A long weekend at sea—or even a quick whale-watching trip through Sydney Heads—will tell you very quickly whether ship life is your thing, and if it is, the South Pacific is waiting.
Reviews of Sydney Whale Watching Cruise
4.4/5
110 reviews
5/5
Nice experience!
5/5
Seeing huge whales leaping in the sea, so many of them, and so many dolphins swimming under the boat, my children and I were incredibly happy.
5/5
The scheduled time was four hours, but the time flew by. There was a very decent buffet, an unexpectedly large selection, and all the essentials. The staff was very friendly, but that's not the most important part of the trip. The main thing was that we managed to see three whales, and it was an incredible experience. Of course, I imagined they would be closer or jumping like a circus 😅, but this isn't a waterway, so it was truly captivating and unforgettable when the whales actually showed up! I highly recommend this cruise and this crew; everything was as promised, and I was left with a wonderful impression. Thank you.
5/5
Amazing whale-watching experience in Sydney! 🐋I really enjoyed this experience from start to finish. The scenery and the whole environment were absolutely beautiful, and we were lucky enough to see a lot of whales! It was amazing watching them in their natural environment, and the experience was even better than I expected. Definitely a great activity to do while visiting Sydney, and I would happily recommend it to others!
5/5
Мне очень понравилось! Но если у вас есть морская болезнь, то не рекомендую.
Brisbane is a popular short cruise destination from Sydney.
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South Pacific Cruises from Sydney
South Pacific cruises from Sydney are the signature route, and they're the reason so many Australians get hooked on cruising. Warm weather, stunning beaches, and island scenery? What’s not to love, sign me up.
The island-hopping experience might visit places like New Caledoniam (Noumea, Lifou, the Isle of Pines) and Vanuatu (Port Vila and Mystery Island), with longer sailings reaching Fiji. The easy-going nature makes it a good choice for families; my trips to the South Pacific as a kid are still some of the best memories I have growing up.
Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Princess all run South Pacific itineraries from Sydney regularly, so departures are frequent across the season.
🎁 Cruises are only half the fun, so pair your holiday at sea with some discounted Sydney experiences for the days either side!
Sydney Opera House
4.7/5
1783 reviewsIt's definitely worth a visit, even if you're not an opera fan. The performance lasts about an hour plus intermission, starts on time, and during the intermission and before the performance, you can explore the theater from the inside and enjoy the views of the bridge and embankment from the theater itself.
Taronga Zoo Sydney
4.7/5
1037 reviewsOn our first day in Sydney, we went to the zoo! We bought a package tour on Trip.com that included a speedboat ride, but you can also take the ferry. The drive is very scenic, through the harbor and past the Opera House! The zoo offers great views of Sydney, lots of animals, snacks, and easy navigation. We and our child loved it! It was truly unique!
Blue Mountains National Park
4.6/5
216 reviewsThe most unforgettable part of my visit to Sydney's Blue Mountains National Park was the breathtaking view of the Three Sisters peaks and Jamison Valley from Echo Point. The blue mountain mists at dawn, the layered sandstone cliffs, and the vast forests evoked a sense of nature's grandeur and tranquility. The cable car experience within the park was also fantastic: a glass-bottomed cable car traversed the valley, offering expansive views of deep gorges and waterfalls below; another cable car provided a close-up view of the rainforest and rock walls, both thrilling and relaxing. This trip allowed me to experience the unique charm of Australia's natural heritage and is definitely worth a return visit.
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium
4.6/5
337 reviewsSeeing penguins by boat is a truly unique experience, unlike any other aquarium. There's also a touch-the-water experience. The fish are also very special, definitely worth a visit.
Cruises from Sydney: Prices
Prices for cruises from Sydney will differ depending on how long you sail, when you sail, and the class of cabin you book.
School holidays and the December to January peak cost the most, and interior cabins on shoulder-season sailings cost the least. The figures below are indicative starting fares per person, twin share, from aggregator listings in July 2026.
Cruise type | Typical length | Indicative from-price (interior, pp twin) |
Short getaway | 3 to 4 nights | AUD 440 to 550 |
South Pacific (New Caledonia and Vanuatu) | 7 to 10 nights | AUD 975 to 1,500 |
New Zealand | 10 to 12 nights | AUD 1,450 to 2,200 |
South Pacific and Fiji | 12+ nights | AUD 2,400+ |
Make sure that if you’re planning a cruise over Aussie school holidays, book early. Cruises at this time really do sell out.
🏨 Whichever line you sail with, arriving the day before departure is the smart play, so lock in a pre-cruise stay near your terminal and start the holiday early.
Where to Stay Before Your Cruise from Sydney
If you're flying into Sydney for your cruise, I’d recommend building in a day of buffer just in case of a delayed or cancelled flight. Travelling up from Melbourne? Here's how the transport options compare.
The best place to stay the night before a cruise in Sydney is in Circular Quay or The Rocks. That puts you within walking distance of the OPT the next morning, or a short taxi ride away from the White Bay Cruise Terminal.
The Best Hotels Near Circular Quay
5 star
Very Good352 Reviews
Sydney|0.94km from downtown
Like: location is perfect, lots of good restaurants around within walking distance.
Dislike: be aware of what street the room facing. It’s loud at night, ppl talk and laugh can hear very clearly.
Services: overall are good, I’ve been staying meriton many times in many locations, but this one Meriton on Kent was disappointing. I’ve asked baby amenities before my trip start but never got any as they promised they’ve been noted and prepared.
Special note: at the checked in they gave us a small room facing loud street and construction site( we booked a higher price of room and staying 5 nights)。
They had originally agreed to change our room. However, due to a communication gap among the staff the next day, it took quite a long time to resolve the misunderstanding before the room change was finally completed.
*the cafe next to Meriton has the best fresh squeeze juice ever, we bought it every morning! And the muffins are my babies favorite!FromAU$ 246
Great874 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.08km from downtown
Wanted a nice 5 star experience to end my time in Sydney. Unfortunately, was disappointed here at the Fullerton. Friendly and simple enough checkin. When my room was ready, I was told my bags would be up in my room in 15 minutes. After 45 minutes, I called to ask where they were. More than an hour after, they finally arrived. The man said he was really busy. There was no apology or follow up message accompanying this shocking lack of service. It was also a Monday afternoon, so not even a weekend. Room design was nothing special, but fine. I really slept well on the bed and also really liked the Byredo bath products. At check out, I asked to leave my luggage and the lady at the desk told me to go to the concierge to arrange it myself. There was no one at the concierge so I went to the next station that I think was where the doormen stood. The man couldn’t have been less pleasant helping me, no friendly expression or smile. After leaving the bags, I sat in the lobby area to plan what I was going to do for about 10-15 minutes. When eventually leaving the hotel, I noticed my two bags were against the wall not even behind the counter. I asked the man if they going to be left like that and he assured me that they would be put away soon. Not super reassuring service. I stayed in another 5 star Marriott property earlier in my Sydney stay and the difference in service was night and day. Would definitely not recommend staying here. It has a beautiful outside and inside area but you can see it without being a guest.FromAU$ 283
Great797 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.97km from downtown
I had a wonderful stay at Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour. From the moment I arrived, everything was well taken care of. The room was clean, comfortable and beautifully appointed, with a great view of Darling Harbour.
The location is excellent, with plenty of restaurants, attractions and transport options within easy reach. The hotel itself has a very welcoming atmosphere, and the staff were friendly, professional and attentive throughout my stay.
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my experience and was very happy with my choice of hotel. It was a comfortable and memorable stay, and I would definitely consider staying at Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour again on my next visit to Sydney.FromAU$ 263
Great293 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.29km from downtown
I arrived at the hotel at 10 AM for an early flight, and to my surprise, they already let me check in! This is the first time in dozens of international trips that I've been able to check in so early, which left a fantastic first impression. I booked for four nights. There was a construction site right opposite my room. For the first two nights, which were the weekend, they only worked during the day, so my sleep wasn't disturbed. However, on the third day, a weekday, to my utter disbelief, this thundering Sydney decided not to do construction during the day in the CBD, but instead worked all night long!!... I couldn't sleep a wink and called the front desk to ask for a room change. So, for the last night, they even upgraded my room type. Overall, the hotel's location is excellent, within a 15-minute walk to most popular spots, and not far from Circular Quay. The building's architecture strongly resembles the Wukang Building in Shanghai, which gives it a familiar and comforting feel. All the staff were incredibly friendly and kind. If I visit Sydney again, I would definitely choose to stay here!FromAU$ 289
Very Good494 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.42km from downtown
The hotel is located in Darling Harbour, just a 5-minute walk from the aquarium, zoo, and Madame Tussauds. The room clearly shows its age, but the unparalleled balcony view makes up for it, and it's spotlessly clean. The breakfast selection isn't huge, but there are plenty of fruit and bread options, fresh juice, and a good variety of coffee. The staff are very friendly and engaging!
**Highlights 🤩**: There's a water and ice dispenser on every floor, available 24/7. We didn't need to buy any water during our stay, and you can choose between water, half ice, or full ice 🧊.
**Pros**: Excellent location, incredible ocean views, and the service quality of a seasoned five-star hotel is definitely still present.
**Cons**: The room facilities are a bit dated, and the soundproofing isn't great. It really depends on your personal preferences.FromAU$ 292
Family friendly
Great604 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.18km from downtown
The location is great; you can take the train directly from the airport. It's about a 7-minute walk from the train station. It's also around a 15-minute walk to the Sydney Opera House. It's convenient for getting everywhere. The breakfast was standard, with everything you'd expect. The cleanliness was good too. Every day, the mini-fridge was stocked with a few complimentary drinks from the hotel. You can use cash for the deposit. Overall, I was quite satisfied. There was only one thing I wasn't happy about: during breakfast, if guests at the tables next to us needed their plates changed, the staff would quickly replace them. However, when it came to our plates, the staff kept walking by and wouldn't change them. We took food as needed and didn't take a lot, only changing one plate. But our used plate just sat there, and they kept walking past without taking it away. I'm not sure why. The plates at the tables next to us, as soon as they were dirty, were immediately changed. The guests at those tables were all Westerners. Aside from this, which I think deserves a deduction, everything else was fine.FromAU$ 272
Very Good231 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.55km from downtown
Excellent location just a couple mins walk from Town Hall station. Also has a Woolworth conveniently nearby and QVB is just across the road. Room was clean, room service was excellent and towels were replaced daily. Mini fridge and iron too in the room if needed. Bathroom is spacious enough and concierge is very friendly.FromAU$ 212
Great159 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.34km from downtown
I actually stayed at this hotel for three nights. After the first night, I went to another city, and when I returned three days later, the front desk surprisingly still remembered my name. The hotel's location is excellent; it's very convenient to walk to the opera house or the CBD.FromAU$ 233
Great737 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.52km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, making it super convenient for dining and shopping. Hyde Park is right across the street, which I really enjoyed. The rooms are spacious, and the room service and concierge service were also good.
However, if you're looking to be close to the beach, you might want to consider another place. It's about a 20-minute walk to the Opera House, but the path is pleasant and safe. The hotel breakfast is very generous, and it offers great value for money. Overall, I would definitely choose this hotel again for my next visit.
If I had to pick a flaw, it would be that they seem to treat Ctrip customers differently. My room had an odd, irregular shape, wasn't perfectly square, and faced the street, which made it a bit noisy in the early morning. Still, the overall size was decent.FromAU$ 309
Very Good384 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.75km from downtown
The room was spacious and comfortable, and the hotel breakfast was excellent. Our family of three stayed for 3 nights, and it was very close to Chinatown and Darling Harbour, perfect for a city walk. A successful blind booking!FromAU$ 273
Hot spring
Great127 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.58km from downtown
It is located downhill so it may not be very convenient for wheelchair users as we have to travel uphill a lot
But the staffs here are very helpful and kind. Special mention and heartfelt thanks to staff Dylan who helped us through our check in and change of room to have a better window view of the darling harbour and because of him, we have a pleasant and wonderful stay.FromAU$ 201
Very Good283 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.45km from downtown
The hotel's location is incredibly convenient, right in Sydney's CBD, making it a short walk to Circular Quay, the Opera House, and the Royal Botanic Garden. The room was clean and tidy, the bed was very comfortable, and the facilities were quite comprehensive. The staff provided excellent service, and both check-in and check-out were smooth. The overall environment was quiet and comfortable. I had a great experience during my two-night stay and would definitely consider staying here again on my next visit to Sydney.FromAU$ 287
Very Good510 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.63km from downtown
Pros:
1. **Convenient Location:** Very close to QVB and Town Hall, less than 5 minutes away. It's incredibly easy to switch to the train, bus, or light rail.
2. **Complimentary Coffee:** Free coffee is available in the lobby on the ground floor every morning.
3. **Smart TVs:** Two TVs with YouTube connectivity are very convenient for watching videos.
4. **Universal Sockets and USB Ports:** No need to worry if you forget your adapters, as universal sockets and USB ports are provided.
5. **Fully Equipped Kitchen:** Comes with an oven, gas stove, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, and plenty of utensils, which is very convenient.
6. **Early Check-in:** We had an early flight and were allowed to check in at noon, which we greatly appreciated. 🙏
7. **Friendly Housekeeping:** There's a Cantonese-speaking housekeeper who is kind and diligent.
Cons:
1. **Unstable Beds:** The two beds near the window wobble when you turn over.
2. **Inconsistent Water Temperature:** The shower water fluctuates between hot and cold.
3. **Dated Facilities:** The equipment feels a bit old, but it's still functional.
4. **Missing Baking Tray:** The oven doesn't come with a baking tray, which makes baking inconvenient.FromAU$ 261
Great97 Reviews
Sydney|0.93km from downtown
An excellent hotel with complete and new facilities. The included breakfast is made-to-order, and you can cook in your room. Sydney Harbour is just downstairs, and the train station and ferry terminal are very close. It's only a few minutes' walk to the Opera House, and you can easily walk to the commercial center and Chinatown. My child left their watch in the room, and the hotel proactively emailed us and shipped it back very quickly. Communication was very smooth, and of course, Trip.com also provided a lot of support in the communication process.FromAU$ 414
Very Good131 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.67km from downtown
The hotel's location is superb. The front desk staff were great; we booked for three people for three days, but since one person left early, we needed to extend for one day for two people. We asked the front desk if we could keep the triple room without changing, and they checked and confirmed it was available, readily agreeing! Plus, the room even came with cookies and candy upon check-in 😊FromAU$ 145
Gym
Great865 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.31km from downtown
The hotel boasts an excellent location, right in the bustling heart of the city. Many attractions are within walking distance, including Hyde Park, and you can easily reach the Sydney Opera House on foot or by public transport. The breakfast selection is incredibly diverse, and they even offer coffee in disposable cups to take away, plus a wide variety of fresh fruit. Check-in was handled in a very friendly and professional manner, and it was super fast. Compared to other hotels and apartments during our Australia trip, this one offered exceptional value for money. The bed was also very large, making it quite family-friendly. After checking out, we realized our child's plush toy was left behind. When we returned, the staff were incredibly friendly and patient, helping us find it and even packing it up for us. All in all, you can't go wrong choosing this hotel for your Sydney stay, but I'd recommend booking about a month in advance for the best rates.FromAU$ 240
Very Good79 Reviews
Sydney|0.89km from downtown
Realty great location, super easy to get around the city from there. I stayed 2 nights, first room small but lovely and clean. The second night I moved into a bigger room and it was spectacular. Great reception service and over all vibe of hotel is very funky.
I had breakfast on the morning I left and it was great.FromAU$ 215
Great47 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.38km from downtown
This hotel boasts a stylish design with excellent facilities. The bathroom design is particularly ingenious. Its location on Market Street is very convenient; it's only about a 5-minute walk to the nearest train station, and there are multiple bus lines nearby, offering great connectivity.
The only minor drawback is that the hotel entrance isn't very prominent, so it's easy to walk right past it without noticing. Also, breakfast isn't served buffet-style.FromAU$ 234
Very Good361 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.27km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, close to all the city attractions, and there are plenty of food and drink options conveniently located right downstairs, making city walks a breeze. The room hygiene was quite good. If you needed cleaning, you just hung the little sign. If you opted out of cleaning, you could get a 10 AUD voucher daily (though we didn't use it, so we didn't take it; you probably have to actively ask the front desk for it). The room facilities were standard, and hygiene was well-maintained, except for the slightly outdated bathroom facilities, where the shower head switch needed to be twisted. But overall, it was quite comfortable and perfectly fine for a tourist stay.FromAU$ 263
Very Good102 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.83km from downtown
The surrounding area has excellent amenities, with a wide variety of international cuisines available. It's a great location, just a 5-10 minute walk to the ICC. The front desk staff are professional and sincere. Housekeeping does a clean job. The bed was very comfortable; I slept soundly through the night. Definitely worth revisiting.FromAU$ 245
Swimming pool
Great118 Reviews
Sydney|0.65km from downtown
Almost no view to speak of.
Location: Less than a 10-minute walk to Circular Quay.
Room Type: 1 bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom. You can request two single beds by communicating with the hotel in advance. The washer and dryer are located near the room entrance, away from the bedroom, to minimize noise.
Dining: Breakfast is a small buffet, and each person can order one main dish. The restaurant offers à la carte dinner service; it's not busy, so no reservation is needed.
Cons: The overall service was quite cold; no one greeted us when we entered or left. Most of the restaurant staff looked Chinese but only spoke English.FromAU$ 274
Very Good209 Reviews
Sydney|1.61km from downtown
The hotel's location is excellent, and the reception service is very welcoming! It's very close to both bus and subway stations, with plenty of dining options nearby, and Chinatown is also within easy reach. You can walk to Circular Quay to see the Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House, and take a ferry to Taronga Zoo. It's also very convenient to reach landmarks like the Royal Botanic Garden, St Mary's Cathedral, Sydney Tower, Hyde Park, and Darling Harbour for whale watching cruises, all within about a 2km walk! When we went on a tour to Hunter Valley for a hot air balloon ride, the travel agency's pick-up and drop-off service was also very convenient. All in all, everything was great! Highly recommend staying here!FromAU$ 245
Amazing120 Reviews
Windsor|1.05km from downtown
Really nice hotel with great facilities. The drinks and food at the barracks bar were well priced and delicious (I recommend the salted caramel espresso martini). Rooms were large, clean and the bed was extremely comfy.FromAU$ 144
Very Good110 Reviews
Sydney Eastern Suburbs Double Bay|0.24km from downtown
On the plus side: we upgraded ourselves to a village suite and the size was spacious. Breakfast was fabulous and something to look forward to, although 7am start is a bit late for us.. Most of the staff were lovely and well trained. Room was cosy and quiet at night. Fresh towels and clean bathroom. Easy and convenient location outside of CBD. This is the only big hotel in the area and there are some great restaurants nearby - Carmela, Margaret, Bill’s etc. usefully close to Chemist Warehouse for essentials you’ve forgotten.
On the negative: It should be classed as 4* - quite cheaply constructed and maintained. Not what you might consider to be luxury. Rooms are dark, with poorly thought out lighting; the carpet rarely vacuumed (if at all) during our five night stay. Hand held shower head spray nozzles were blocked, bathtub drain was also blocked. Sinks not very clean. Windows in room and dining room very dirty. Big construction site adjacent so we moved rooms to get away from the noise and view of the cranes. Overpriced hotel offering when you consider we could have booked the Capella in CBD at nearly the same rate as our suite, but nice to be away from the city.FromAU$ 301
Great138 Reviews
Castle Hill|2.96km from downtown
I booked this stay at the last minute and was glad they were able to accommodate my request. I also found that booking through Trip.com was cheaper than booking directly with the lodge.
Overall, it was a pleasant stay. However, there was one concerning incident. While I was taking a shower, the water suddenly became extremely hot, which resulted in burns to my chest, stomach, and wrist. I mentioned this to the front desk when I checked out, but unfortunately, there wasn’t much of a response other than an apology.
I hope the lodge investigates the issue with the shower, as the sudden change in water temperature could be a serious safety concern for future guests.FromAU$ 140
Breakfast
Great58 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|1.2km from downtown
The hostel is a lot smaller than expected, I was shook upon arrival. Fortunately the rooms are large enough with ample sized pods. Shower stalls are designed well with a sectioned space for putting clothing/phone and there is toilet seat sanitizer in the bathroom. It’s not the most quiet hostel but the bathrooms and rooms are cleaned daily which was nice. One thing to note, when coming from the airport, I suggest to use a bus service instead of taking the train if you have luggage, because the nearest train station (Museum station) is old and has two long staircases. Because of this I took a DART bus to the airport on the day I left, they offer hotel pickups but it needs to be reserve online 24 hours ahead of time- otherwise the closest pickup spot is right in front of the Vibe Hotel on Goulburn street, which is a very short walk from the Pod Sydney.FromAU$ 77
14 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.25km from downtown
The location is in the middle of the CBD and it is convenient to go to the sights. The room is a bit old and the WIFI signal is weak. The elevator has to manually open and close the door. The elevator has to open the door once and the floor of the first floor is not aligned. It is necessary to bend over and step on the way, which is terrible! Be careful of safety incidents. There is a waitress who doesn't care.35 Reviews
Sydney Central Business District Sydney|0.2km from downtown
Clean and tidy, the location is the best. But there are stairs, and there is no waiter to help, which is a bit difficult!FromAU$ 165
Very Good73 Reviews
Darling Harbour Sydney|0.32km from downtown
The location is exceptionally good, right in the city centre and close to all attraction; only a short walk. The apartment is good for a family; there is no parking but you can get parking in nearby place.FromAU$ 163
Very Good12 Reviews
Sydney|0.87km from downtown
Breakfast, excellent location
It's the old hotel, it's very old... Very good, feel the quaint feeling. Family hotel. Very suitable for feeling different customs.
Hygiene: very goodFromAU$ 207
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