Northern Suburbs 3 Stars Hotels

This was a great place for a nice night of rest. Check in was quick. Breakfast is included and was a good amount. Room was clean and spacious. Laundry is also available

Waking up to the view of Sydney‘s city lights , Opera House and the bridge !!!

Very good experience, staff friendly and helpful, room perfect (if a little small), but perfect for a business overnight stay. Well located in Ryde near many many restaurants.

Lovely hotel in downtown Penrith. Vibey and well priced roof top bar.

I stayed at 202 Elizabeth several times during an extended trip in Australia. The rooms are nice, especially the ones with the large balcony. The staff is outstanding! Friendly, helpful, and welcoming. The included breakfast and coffee were an added bonus. I highly recommend 202 Elizabeth for anyone needing to be around Surry Hills.

Area around the hotel has mostly asian dining with limited other choices

The staff was extremely helpful!

Staff went out of their way to help me with my bags, the room was really lovely and had a balcony with a wonderful view of the beach. Location was amazing. Be aware that it is a venue for live music, the Sunday night I stayed the band was playing downstairs until about 11pm. Would absolutely stay here again!!

Great location in a fun neighborhood and very helpful staff!

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Rebecca at the front desk was super nice, let us check now early and gave us lots of helpful advice for our stay. Rooms were spacious. Only draw back was it was over an hour from the city via public transportation.

Great location close to everything bars restaurants and harbor bridge water taxi

Quaint boutique hotel. The room was small but was all I needed for two nights.

Great location. Clean and comfortable. Very nice employees. Very quiet even thought the rooms are located above the pub. Great food and beer at the pub. The continental breakfast was good, but recommend that more selections be added. There is not an elevator, so be prepared to carry your luggage up 2 or 3 flights of stairs.

Getting there was half the fun. Got the Opal card for public transportation, then we took the train from the airport to Circular-Quay, then a short ferry (9 minutes) to the dock at Cremorne Point, the first stop. On the way we passed between the Sydney Opera House, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. From there it was a very short walk (less than 10 minutes) to the Cremorne Point Manor. Very convenient. That said, it's a decent uphill grade from the dock, so if you have lots of luggage or mobility...