Independent Sydney Eastern Suburbs hotels

"We were quite disappointed in our room. Shabby, chipped furniture, small bathroom, inconvenient using the front gate and door code in the dark. Breakfast okay, but limited. did not use parking. But the saving grace for us was the location, which was perfect."

"Fantastic stay. Clean, friendly staff, lots of extra activities organized, great kitchen/fridge area. The beach view was also wonderful."

"Easy to access, central, modern, quiet and clean. "

"Noisy rooms, with the noise of the pub getting into our room. Double glazing would help -- I expected more, given the tariff I paid. Note that you're coming here purely for the location. The hotel is nice, but it's not a bargain, nor even good value."

"Everything you need, great location, lovely staff"

"all the amenities were great. Very comfortable place."

"Location is fantastic, the staff were brilliant Rooms are very comfortable "

"Nobody at the front counter when we tried to check in. Had to go to the bar next door to have them call the attendant. Hotel was a little rough and the bar was noisy when trying to sleep. Walking distance to the beach was nice. "

"I stayed at the QT Bondi my first 2 nights in Australia and was very happy. The room was great, with a seating area, a small kitchen area, and even a washer/dryer combo as well as a comfortable bed. The bathroom had both a tub and a shower, though the tub was either a bit discolored or needed a more intensive scrubbing. (But I would probably never use a hotel bathtub anyway.) Bathroom had a double sink. In all, the room was as well equipped as any hotel room I've ever stayed at. The room was not ready when I arrived in early morning, but front desk staff happily held my luggage and did a pre-check in so that when I returned my keys were ready and I could go quickly to my room. The hotel is located just steps from Bondi beach and in a tiny shopping center that had a supermarket in it, a liquor store, and a couple of food places. Plus an elevator down from the lobby to the mall level. (Hotel main entrance is on a side street up a small hill, but if you don't want to walk up the hill, you can enter at the lower level and take the elevator up.) I would have preferred a room less far from the elevator -- I was about as far away as I possibly coule have been -- but that's a minor quibble. I'd definitely stay here again."