Randwick Hotels with Wifi

"It’s a clean and newly renovated location. Bathrooms also kept clean and functional, and has laundry facilities too. They also lent me a power adapter and a hair dryer upon request. Public transit can get you into Hyde park in about 20 min and to circular quey in 35 min. However, the room does not have its own bathroom, you have to walk across the hallway to a shared bathroom. Walls were very thin, you can hear the neighbors putting on their shoes and sometimes it can wake you up at night or in the morning if people are coming back home late or staff is vacuuming. Bring earplugs? Finally, the room was very small and tight."

"The location of the hotel is very good, with Coles and various restaurants next to it, and the L2 Randwick terminus is also nearby. The hotel is very close to Coogee Beach, which can be reached by bus in three stops. The room is quite spacious, with a washing machine (Haier), a rack for drying clothes and a balcony, which is quite spacious. The only drawback is that the hotel facilities are relatively old, the bathroom is small, and the bathing area is almost impossible to turn around."

"It's more like a homestay, with complete facilities. The service attitude of the old man at the front desk is quite good. There is a large lawn in front, and the environment is very good and comfortable. However, there are no slippers provided, so guests need to prepare them themselves."

"A real hotel, the room rate is 175 USD, the accommodation is similar to the 7 Days Inn in China. Although the surrounding environment is quiet and clean. But the room is 10 square meters, the bathroom is 2 square meters, and only bath towels, hand towels and soap, shampoo, toilet paper, hair dryer, password box are provided. There are tea and coffee, but I had diarrhea after drinking them, probably because they are expired. The hotel does not even have bottled water, because Australian water is directly drinkable. Bottled water is available, but most of it is bought by Chinese. There is a public kitchen and laundry room, and you need to pay coins to wash clothes and sell laundry powder."

"A small white house on the side of Avoca Road is the hotel. It has two floors, complete room facilities, comfortable mattresses and soft lighting. Sydney has strong sunshine, and there are reversible wooden blinds in the window to completely block the light. The water from the bathroom faucet is very strong. There is a public kitchen and washing machine downstairs to facilitate the needs of guests. The main door and room doors of the hotel are password locks, which will be given on the door card when checking in. The hotel is basically self-service, and the front desk is open from 11 to 16 o'clock. If you check out early, you can put the door card in a small box in the window. You will receive a thank you email when you check out, which is consistent with the specifications of high-star hotels. The hotel has a good location and can walk to UNSW. There is L2 light rail within a few hundred meters to CBD, and many bus lines can reach every corner of Sydney. The room is comfortable, the transportation is convenient, and the price is low. This hotel is the first choice for students and parents in New South to land in Sydney."

"The room I booked was a double bed room. The room was small, the window was located relatively high, and the window door was locked. Standing on the bed, I looked out and saw the roof next to the window. Maybe it's because of the dark color of the carpet, but the room always feels damp, the filter at the kettle spout is dirty, and the hair dryer is very dusty. The room reminds me of the article ”There are seven steps from door to window, and there are still seven steps from window to door.” Since I had booked for four consecutive days and could not cancel, these four nights were particularly long. It's also possible that the location and type of my room were particularly bad, so the check-in experience was not good."

"The hotel is very near the Light Rail Stop in Randwick, just across a traffic junction, which is very convenient for us to travel to the city. The place is clean, bed comfortable, but the bathroom sink is too small. We needed to climb a flight of stairs to access our room."

"Australian hotels do not come with disposable toothbrushes and toothpaste, as well as slippers and shower caps, but have shampoos and shower gels. Overall clean"