Best Hotels in Bondi Junction, Australia

The room is good, the location is good, the train station and the bus station are just downstairs, 15 minutes by bus to Bondi Beach, 20 minutes by train to the city, 20 minutes by taxi to the airport, the price is more than 700 if you book in advance, the price is good. But as a four-star hotel, the service is not good, and there is no room service for two days. The washing machine and dryer in the room are relatively old and not very useful. I called the front desk and said that I left a message for the staff. After waiting for half an hour, no one came. I asked on the phone and said that we can leave first. The staff will check it when they arrive. . However, when I returned to the hotel at night, there was still no staff coming 😓 I called and said that the staff may have missed the request. In short, finally a bad-faced person came and taught me to use the dryer with a **** expression on his face emmm... I have never used such an old version of the dryer, so is it my fault that I can’t use it😕In short Not recommended, there are better options.

Check-in and check-out was very easy, reception staff were nice. The hotel has two entrances on different streets, which was very convenient. The bus stop downstairs has 333 and 440 which takes you to the CBD in 15-20 minutes. Bondi Junction Westfield, bus and train station were about 2-3 minutes walk away as well. Very convenient location. The room was very clean as well.

Very lovely, nice and clean hotel. The single room is a small but cozy room. Has everything I needed. Services are awesome especially for after hour check-in. The instruction is very clear and easy to follow. Would consider to stay here again. Only thing is it’s a bit hard to find a parking nearby at night.

During the last four years, I’ve stayed at ‘The Hughie’ on 6 occasions, twice with my wife and with a cricketing mate for the SCG test in January on four occasions. The SCG and SFS are an easy 10 minute stroll away, and buses run into the city and Bondi along Oxford Street every few minutes. The building is full of charm and history, and the rooms have been tastefully renovated and are maintained in spotless condition. The staff are courteous, polite and accomodating.

Lovely stay as per usual. Clean room, good service and great location.

The food is really bad, the steak is not there yet. At the time of check-out, the female white man at the front desk looked the same as her mother. It was not discrimination. She also had the same attitude towards the white man. I was afraid that she would be the boss lady 🤣🤣🤣. The key point of this intelligent control is that it is completely out of control. The room service in Australia is not 24 hours. There is no need to find someone to clean the toilet after taking a shower at night. Anyway, the service industry in Australia is a sky-high price, and there is no service at all. Do n’t be surprised when you first arrive. After all, foreign countries attach importance to ”human rights”. Cleaning the toilet in the middle of the night will exhaust the foreigners, understand!

This is a very efficient and practical hotel. Love it! Highly recommend. All kinds of charge head available, very thoughtful 👍

The apartment hotel has three floors. The ground floor is the reception hall, and the first and second floors are rooms. The location of the hotel apartment is superior. The businesses on both sides of the street downstairs include supermarkets, fruit and vegetable markets, massage shops, restaurants and bars, and some clothing stores. Less than 10 minutes walk to Bondi Beach. If you don't drive, there are buses to bondi junction and city around. The room is fully furnished and there are no laundry facilities. There are tea making facilities and a microwave. Poor room sound insulation is one of the common problems in Australia. There is no solution to this question. Check-in on weekends will be noisy before twelve o'clock in the evening, because the business and people in the building are relatively dense.

With all the lockdowns of Covid and everything this past year has brought I have reflected on past travels and been meaning to get back to my reviews. I was here March 2020 with a friend. I had booked two rooms (1 each) and I was disappointed with the receptionist when I approached him about the noise of the room at the front after my first night stay with the idea of asking if I could downgrade my room from the most expensive to one of the smaller ones at the back, but he took everything as personal. His reaction was off the wall, he was so incredibly rude and nasty that I was shaking, I am quite diplomatic but I was surprised, I was thinking 'Do you speak to your Mother like that”, I was floored. My career has been in customer service training, in very difficult cases, this was not difficult and yet he went nuclear. He insisted that they had double glazing. They DO NOT but yes a 2nd pane of glass was added but not true double glazing and it did little to give me a good nights rest. I mentioned that maybe if one was from a big city noise would be no issue, but Im not from Sydney. I hope this person is no longer working for the hotel. He was not a good ambassador for it. I did finally insist on speaking to the manager, which he did not want me to do, who greatly helped with my move. But the scars of this visit, really are still there. My friend never knew about these issues, she arrived the following day, I was not happy to stay here but did so as to move would've caused issue with her. The manager at the time however was professional. Im sure I've seen reviews mentioning this rude staffer but it certainly looks like they are not here now. All I can say is in my experience it was not a good one, and on that I can't recommend it. I have never ever in my decades of traveling been treated by anyone so aggressively, I still fail to understand this entire episode and hope when travel is back I can go to a place where the welcome remains with me for all the right reasons. If this issue had been resolved nicely, calmly like an adult Im sure the rating would be much better..Rooms are small but clean and the back rooms are quieter....

My family of 4 stayed in room 10, a two bedroom apartment for 3 nights at a cost of over $900/night. Where to begin? My interaction with Vickie who arranged for our early checkin was entirely positive. The bathroom was clean, modern and quite well designed, though the towel rail required repositioning. The view of Bondi beach was terrific. The second bedroom outlook was a wall one metre from our window (window opened only 200mm) with a stormwater pipe outlet. The room had no air conditioning duct and no ceiling fan. In an apartment with 2 bedrooms I would expect more than one two seater lounge and a very uncomfortable arm chair, yet these were the living room furnishings. The kitchen area was reasonably well equipped and clean yet the 4 dining chairs could not be set up around the circular table due to lack of space. There are no complimentary streaming services - guests must stream from their own devices via the television. The living spaces are simply dysfunctional. Disappointed does not come close when trying to find words for our experience at Bondi 38. Having vacationed at many sites all over I feel we have been fleeced. This accommodation advertises itself as 'luxury accommodation' - most certainly it is not. The owners of this business consider position/view is sufficient to charge such tariffs - place yourselves with family in such a space to fully appreciate our underwhelming experience.