Best Crows Nest Hotels

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.

I had a delightful stay at this hotel – truly a wonderful place. The unlimited bread and tea offered a comforting touch to my experience. The service was exceptionally nice, making my stay memorable. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night. The bathroom amenities, including good shampoo and conditioner, added to the overall positive impression. Lastly, the hotel’s strategic location near a bus stop made it convenient for travel. Highly recommended!

Stay for 4 days and let cleaning cost 25 knives. Free for 7 days. Later I used my own mattress. Check out the next day. So no more cleaning. Dozens of knives an hour in Australia, considerate. Great location, quiet and comfortable. Public toilets and bathrooms are clean and tidy. There are dryers, washing machines, 2 knives into coins at a time. The large refrigerator refrigerates its own things, and the kitchen supplies are all in it. You can make and buy food yourself. Toothpaste slippers come with a small towel. Live next time. Within 90 nights, great value. The front desk staff can speak Cantonese or Mandarin. There is no elevator and the big luggage moves by itself. There are several toilets, bathrooms, shared, all in one Lou. Careful choice of going to the bathroom at night.

Nice, casual, unassuming hotel with generous sized room. Lovely touches like a washer and dryer included which is really appreciated. Small details like fresh milk, hot chocolate and a coffee machine adds to the charm. Great location as it’s a 5 min walk to St Leonard’s train station. Would stay again.

Although the hotel is not located in the CBD, the transportation and environment are very good, and it is quiet in the bustling city. Transportation: Turn left and walk to the intersection for about 3 minutes to the newly built subway station Victoria Cross. This station is very large. It is very convenient to go anywhere from the north exit of the hotel. There are also buses nearby. Eating: There is a commercial street nearby with many restaurants. Shopping: There is a Woolworths supermarket 5-10 minutes walk nearby. Attractions: It takes 20-30 minutes to walk to Luna Park and the camera position opposite the Sydney Opera House. In the end, the most film-making locations are all here. There is also a stop here if you want to take the ferry. Hotel: The hotel is newly renovated, the bedding is very comfortable, and the hygiene is also good. The one-bedroom and one-living room we booked is very large and has kitchen equipment. There is a laundry room upstairs in the hotel. You have to ask the front desk for washing powder. The hotel staff is very friendly. We arrived at the hotel at 10 o'clock in the morning. The front desk checked that there was a room and checked us in. The hotel guests are mainly business guests. Chinese probably live in the CBD. We only saw two Chinese on the last day. Hotel breakfast: Western buffet

Great hotel with amazing rooms and lovely customer service. Accomodated everyone across two floors for a wedding. Will definitely be back to stay again .

Excellent property and very convenient to my meetings and other leisure activities. Front desk staff is extremely efficient, pleasant and helpful. Property is clean and has a fantastic modern and business hotel charm. There were ample options for charging devices on both sides of the bed and just close a work table. If one forgets Australia adapter, several USB ports are available. Overall, I had a great experience with the Vibe North Sydney; staff was incredibly helpful with my left luggage. It's close to Eat St and about 2.2KM to Sydney Opera house. A leisurely walk over the Harbour Bridge took 30 minutes. Iconic views of the Harbour are free for everyone to enjoy. The view is also made more beautiful with Jacaranda trees in full bloom.

Was given a room with superb view, location was 5 mins walk to Victoria Cross station which was very convenient to travel around. Could see fireworks from my room. Only minor feedback was that the room hair conditioner pump was not working despite 2 feedbacks. Housekeeping was also not on daily basis, even on weekdays. But overall still highly recommended

Convenient for price and location. Apartment itself was strange, windows were not low enough to easily see out towards the harbour. Had to stand up and peer out to see anything. Positively, apartment was a good size and with a decent kitchen. Decor of the room was cheap and not well designed, just practical I guess. Lift system is so high tech that it’s confusing, we booked two rooms and the second room was on a different floor which we couldn’t easily get to, as keys only give access to one particular floor. I feel that was poor planning on the hotels behalf, if we book two rooms, they should at least try and make them on the same floor. It made the stay for parents a bit stressful as they felt trapped on their floor. Check in process took soo long, only two staff working and waited for almost 20 minutes to get to the front of the queue. Staff didn’t appear to be trying to hurry the process. In saying that we came down an hour or so later to try and sort out access to each others rooms, and there was now 5 staff members and very happy to help, much more efficient than earlier. The price of the room was the main draw card of staying here, I probably wouldn’t stay again. It’s very close to main motorway, not really easily walkable to locations like Luna Park and North Sydney restaurants.