Best Cremorne Hotels

A jewel of a hotel. The 2 guys on reception were welcoming and efficient. The room was comfortable, and the balcony, although not big enough to actually go out onto, provided a great airy feel to the room. We were also lucky to be visited by a number of Rainbow lorikeets and a sulphur crested cockatoo there. The washing machine and drying rack were welcome after 3 days of hiking along the Bondi to Manly trail and washing by hand. Well located in the centre of Cremorne Village with a diversity of eating places nearby – and we would strongly recommend Radio Cairo. Would definitely stay there again.

We have just enjoyed three wonderful nights staying at this beautiful hotel The Albert Mosman. A little hidden gem that deserves a big reputation as the best in luxury accommodation. The Albert went above and beyond all expectations from friendly arrival greeting to our stunning room. All amenities were of the highest standard and again pure luxury. Breakfast was served with friendly smiles and the most delicious food. We will definitely return again soon.

We were at the Sydney Harbour National Park and went to the hotel. The front desk staff was very enthusiastic when we checked in. We told us how to go to restaurants and supermarkets nearby, but they got off work at 7 pm and used it after going out. The key opens the door. The door locks, switches and window styles in the room are very retro, the public bathroom is very clean and has no odor, and it can also be bathed inside. Although there are many other guests in the building, the room is soundproof. Foreign hotels generally do not charge a deposit. Since we had to catch the plane on the second day, we got up at 4 in the morning and put the key in the staff window when we left the store.

The room is ok, we are the hotel at 8 o'clock in the evening. But there was no one at the front desk, only the envelope was left, and there was an introduction to our keys and a room. Had to press the call, the voice of an old man, can not tell the words, exchanged for a long time and finally successfully checked in. Wi-Fi is not free, it’s horrible. Fortunately, I have my own portable Wi-Fi. There is still time to take a taxi to see the light show of the opera house. Take a taxi to the opera house and it will look like a dozen Australian dollars.

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst in Sydney. We stayed in room 2, and whilst it was a smallish room, it was compact and nicely decorated and everything felt clean. In our room we had a TV, a modern bathroom with a rain shower, and space to hang a few things. We had an aircon unit that we didn’t use as the weather was very cool. The linen was clean and fresh, but the bed was a tad small and not the most comfortable. We liked the communal kitchen area and it was nice to help ourselves to tea / coffee, cereals and bread and preserves. In this area, there was also a communal fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. The rooms were made up daily, and there is the option to change out your towels. The location is convenient for the North Sydney train stop, and there are lots of frequent bus routes near to the hotel, so the hotel is in a great location. Given that this hotel has a popular pub area below, the sound proofing below was excellent but we did hear our neighbours in the adjacent room which did disturb our sleep temporarily. The food in the hotel is excellent and we had the best fish and chips here. This hotel is fantastic value for money and a great place for a short stay in Sydney.

We had an amazing stay at Rydges Sydney. The recent renovation made the rooms very nice and cozy. All the staff were amazing and genuinely cared for the guests. I would especially like to shout out Sujan at the front office—he was very kind and helpful, he did make sure that we are comfortable during our stay. I am sure Rydges is very happy to have amazing staff like Sujan, who are doing amazing work to make hotel’s standard high. When we mentioned that it was our first time visiting Sydney/Australia, he gave us great recommendations for sightseeing. I would highly recommend Rydges North Sydney.

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.

I felt the pillows smelt stale/odd, the toilet stunk, like it needed to be cleaned properly, or drains to be cleaned out with drain cleaner, ironing board was missing from my room, waited over 20 minutes + 2x phone calls to reception for one to brought to my room, upon waiting and risk of being late for a meeting, I walked the passage way and found a room door open where a technician was working and grabbed one from that room, advised staff which room I took it from. I did not mention there cleanliness issues at the time, as I checked late after 11pm and was only staying 2 nights.

we stayed in the Garden Studio at Dieziel Lodge for a night. Check in was easy, and when we arrived, we found a warm personal message from the Lodge. That was very thoughtful! We had a good night's sleep and the room had a wonderful ”private” outdoor lounge area to sip a glass of wine in the warm evening. The location is in a nice quiet area. Would also recommend the Studio to anyone who's looking to stay longer or prefers to have more private time as it is equipped with fridge, microwave, tablewear etc. We didn't have much time to explore the common areas in the main house, but it looked very cozy. It was just such a good night for us, we hope to come back there soon.