Woolloomooloo Hotels with Wi-Fi

I had a great stay at this hotel! The room was spacious with a large, comfortable bed, and the bathroom was equally impressive. I was on the third floor with a street view, and although there were some daytime noises, it was mostly peaceful. If you want better views, consider choosing a higher floor. The room was clean and cozy, and even though they cleaned it every 3 days, they made sure all amenities were well-stocked. The Woolworth Metro next door was incredibly convenient, and Hyde Park was just a 2-minute walk away. Plus, all the shopping malls were within a 15-minute walk. This hotel's central location made everything easily accessible. Highly recommended!

Bedrooms are relatively clean and the mattress was comfy. Obviously you can’t do much about being in a room where people’s belongings make the room look messy but the hostel does try to keep on top of this. The backyard area is really nice with some big benches and space to chill. The kitchen is decent and has what you need. The floor I stayed on only had one toilet though, and during peak times there’s a wait. Finally although I would stay here again, my actual pet peeve that I didn’t realise was a peeve until I stayed here is that housekeeping/cleaners never knock on the door before they enter your room. As I write this, one girl has opened the door and then announced she’s housekeeping so I’ll let her off but overall it’s a bit annoying. Although I am sat on the floor and she’s just started spraying room spray along the floor 🤦‍♀️

The industrial-style design hotel was originally located at a cargo terminal. The visual effect is very good, and the service staff are also very enthusiastic. Although there is no breakfast, the food, drinks and wine in the minibar can be enjoyed every day. There is a loft room on the fifth floor, which is the top floor, with a good view. However, it rained on the first night and the raindrops pattered on the roof. The sound was very loud, so I didn't sleep well. There is a botanical garden next to it and it is very close to walk there, but it is best to take a taxi to get to the commercial street. Because the hotel is at the port and the commercial centers are on the hillsides, so you have to go up and down the hills to take a detour. The shower in the bathroom broke and water splashed, and the water flow was a little slow, but the overall feeling of staying here was pretty good, so these minor problems can be ignored. The entire building not only has a hotel, but also some restaurants and bars, as well as apartments where residents live. Not only do I like many sculptures in the building, but there are also many good works of art on the pier outside the hotel. If you always like art and design, I recommend you come here to experience it.

My family and friends have been staying at Mariners for several years. We are all well travelled and have stayed at a range of hotels around the world, from modest to ritzy. Mariners is unique- it’s not pretentious or trendy but fits in so well with the quirky and historic character and location of the surrounding area of Woolloomooloo and Kings Cross. The rooms are comfortable, and accessible for people with disabilities ( one of the original purposes of the hotel) . They have little balconies and windows that open- so rare. On my recent visit I left my hand bag containing car keys etc in a taxi. It was amazingly returned by the driver some time later , but not without many phone calls and dramas in between. Donna ( the long time co manager) was wonderfully helpful and understanding, suggesting recovery ideas and ringing key copying services. When the bag was returned to the hotel finally, and when we had already left, she made repeated calls to reach us on a bus returning to Canberra and managed to connect with us when we stopped at the airport. We then got off the bus and returned to the hotel to retrieve the bag and most importantly the car keys and car! Could this kind of personal and caring kind of service have happened at a five star glass and steel international chain hotel? No. Thanks Donna….

These apartments are ideally located if you like to walk to destinations. It is an easy walk via an overpass to the Art Gallery of New South Wales. From there it is just a stroll through Hyde Park and in you in the CBD. Alternatively, you can head off through the stunning Royal Botanic Gardens and make your way down to Circular Key. Dowling Street at this point is closed off so the street is very quiet with no through traffic. The apartments are spacious and perfectly clean, but a bit tired. The reception staff are very courteous and helpful. There is easy access to secure parking at a reasonable cost. Overall, highly recommended.

Good points; Newly appointed rooms were very well done with more lighting options than you could point a stick at. Clean and well maintained. Quiet location but only 20 mins walk to Opera House etc. Breakfast thrown in was good. Down side; Self closing room and corridor doors made a loud bang on closing unless controlled. Late night returning guests obviously not aware or didn't care and let doors slam. Guests above appeared to have pet elephants with them and didn't care about the door slamming either. Otherwise OK.

The Pacific House features a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Sydney. With free WiFi, this 4-star hostel offers a shared kitchen and a 24-hour front desk. The accommodation offers evening entertainment and luggage storage space. At the hostel, the rooms are equipped with a wardrobe. All rooms are equipped with a safety deposit box, while some rooms come with a balcony and others also have garden views. The units feature bed linen. A buffet, continental or vegetarian breakfast can be enjoyed at the property. Popular points of interest near The Pacific House include Hyde Park Barracks Museum, Art Gallery of New South Wales and The Royal Botanic Gardens. The nearest airport is Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport, 11 km from the accommodation.