Hotels with Breakfast in Sydney

Convenience the location close to the train station. The bed was nice. I have a good sleep Beautiful view just opposite QVB building

Beware if you book more than 2 people into one bedroom. I booked a premium king room for 3 people, prepaid in full and arrived late at night off a long flight at the hotel to find just one bed-no sofa bed or rollaway in the room. The night manager advised it was an extra $70 per night for an extra bed for my daughter - that although my reservation for 3 people was correct, it did not include beds for 3 people and that we would all have to sleep in one bed. I disputed this with the night manager, who acknowledged how unreasonable and misleading this was but could not do more than reduce the cost of an extra bed in my room to $150 for a three night stay. Clearly unacceptable and yet I had no option but to pay up. I greatly resent this type of underhand behaviour and hope this acts as both a warning for others and a wake up call for the hotel. Shame on you.

I recently stayed at Mercure Sydney and had a great experience. The location is absolutely perfect, especially for travelers, as it’s right beside Central Station, making it incredibly convenient to get around the city or catch a train to the airport. The price was also highly affordable, offering excellent value for such a central and accessible spot. The rooms were comfortable and had everything I needed for a pleasant stay. Overall, if you’re looking for convenience and affordability in Sydney, Mercure Sydney is a fantastic choice. I’d happily stay again!

Good location in downtown near Tram and Town Hall Stations. We selected twin bed, the size around less than 90 cm. and limited area fells like staying in HK. , I stayed 5 nights we can only got 2 bottle of water, extra will cost. The freeze is broken but they fixed the next day.

We absolutely love the location of the hotel, which is just so convenient for us to visit different places. The room is spacious and clean. There aren’t a lot of choices at the breakfast and the food tasted rather mediocre. Be that as it may, we had an enjoyable stay here.

Everything went well. We were provided with the twin bed room as specified in our booking, with no unexpected surprises like being given a king bed, which we did not want.. Stayed for 3 nights. Amenities were of good quality. Service was not bad, was attended to immediately at the entrance by the bell boy who handed our luggages with enthusiasm. Was also allowed early checked in as our room was ready when we arrived.

The hotel is easily accessible from the train station (as it is a slight downhill). The staff, from being met with a wide smile by the concierge to the check-in staff, are friendly, professional and just a joy to interact with. The rooms are well appointed, bathrooms absolutely spotless and the bed was very comfortable. Breakfast is good, but very few Asian options available. It should be noted that Google maps is not truthful about the fact this part of Sydney is ”mostly flat”... so walking shoes are a MUST as the hotel is so very close to a number of wonderful places to see, explore and enjoy a meal.

Fantastic and friendly staff! Great stay there (it was the first time). Just the bathrooms in the rooms are quite outdated (shower & floor).

Lovely location but can be very busy, which mean you will not get an early room check-in or late check out .Also the room service is not existent. You need to pay for them to deliver meal to the room . That’s very disappointing

The Amora in Jamison Street is now my 'go to ' city location. It is superbly situated within striking distance of The Rocks,Barangaroo and the main shopping area whilst having superb eateries within walking distance. No need to take the car once parked. We also love the smell as you enter the foyer - very reminiscent of the Imperial in Delhi. Staff are always friendly and accommodating.