Hotels in Sydney with sea view​

"This hotel is quite old. When I arrived, the hallway was being painted, and the smell of paint was overwhelming. The only good thing is its location; there's a street with many food options not too far away, and a supermarket directly opposite with reasonably priced items. Another room didn't even have a window. It was very hot the day I checked in, and their window AC unit was a bit noisy."

"This hotel is only 1 year old. It is located in the centre of Bondi Junction, an excellent location for shopping, places to eat, travel links to Sydney city centre, the airport and beaches. It is very clean, modern and has a large communal kitchen, gym, laundry, ground floor courtyard, rooftop garden (with an amazing view) and a water dispenser on each floor for the convenience of the residents. All rooms, although very compact, are identical having an ensuite shower with a King-size bed containing storage drawers underneath, tv, table and chair, microwave, fridge, kettle, safe, air conditioning and small cupboard for hanging clothes. Lights, curtains and blinds are controlled by a panel next to the bed. The hotel also has an on-site restaurant Bonnibel (also open to the public) on the ground floor which is open all day. Residents opting for bed and breakfast are treated to a buffet-style breakfast with cereals, fresh fruit, yoghurt, hot foods, juices and hot drinks. A good amount of choice and quite tasty too. The staff were genuinely friendly and helpful and the general atmosphere of the hotel was relaxed and welcoming. The only downside that I found was the layout of the bed. It literally spanned the whole width of the room with no space to walk around it. This meant if two people shared the room, one of the guests would have to climb over the other to get into/out of the bed - not ideal."

"It was very quiet, and the room was quite spacious. Disposable toiletries aren't provided in many countries, which is more eco-friendly. Perhaps because there weren't many people, it didn't feel noisy. When we checked in, they even gave my child a DIY craft kit, haha. Hot water was only available at the bar, but it wasn't very convenient because it was from a coffee machine setup, not a water dispenser, so I felt a bit awkward going there repeatedly. The hotel is incredibly close to the subway station, which was the main reason I booked it. Overall, my stay was quite good."

"A small private hotel in a white area, check out time at 10 o'clock, a bit regrettable. It takes a few minutes to walk to the pier. You can only take a ferry if you don’t have a car. It runs every hour at night. Opposite is City, convenient. There are no restaurants nearby. Some details in the room are not hygienic, which is a failure. Everything else is good. The owner should be a westerner, check in basically requires English information contact, self-service key picking, and there is no receptionist. This is an Australian characteristic."