Best Hotels in Darlinghurst

Everything was super clean and the place is just plan chic. Shared showers and bathrooms were spotless. Service was excellent and responsive in handling a double charge and a late arrival. Highly recommended.

With a stay at The Sarah by Urban Rest in Sydney (Darlinghurst), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Circular Quay and Hyde Park. This hotel is 2.1 mi (3.4 km) from Sydney Opera House and 2.4 mi (3.8 km) from Star Casino.Cooked-to-order breakfasts are served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Guests will find features like a virtual front desk.Stay in one of 8 guestrooms featuring Smart televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms with showers are provided.

Although perfectly acceptable for an overnight stay, there is no way this hotel is anything other than three star. No lift for a start, reception not manned overnight, no hotel facilities, just rooms. ”Boutique” just seems to be shorthand for small and dark. We knew the size of our room so that is not the issue, but it was fairly shabby and finding some tablets on the floor presumably left by the last guest wasn't great. Location is fantastic so if you just want a bed for the night it is fine, staff were friendly and helpful, but there are much better hotels around.

Sydney Boutique Hotel was the perfect place to stay for us during our 3-days visit in Sydney. The Hotel was really quite, our room had a big balcony, a kingsize bed and was comfortable. The hotel is located just a 5 min walk from the train station. We explored a lot of things (like the Australia Museum, the Sydney Eye and the shopping street) by walking, the location was super. And the staff was really friendly and helpful. They even postet my postcards for me.

Ideal for business and sightseeing alone. The comfort was very comfortable. The hotel staff is nice.

With a stay at The Social Hotel in Sydney (Darlinghurst), you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Circular Quay and Sydney Opera House. This hostel is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Star Casino and 4.8 mi (7.7 km) from Sydney Harbour Bridge.This hostel offers designated smoking areas.The front desk is staffed during limited hours.Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided.

I stayed at the hotel for 2.5 weeks during one of the busiest times in Sydney. The rooms were cleaned daily. The staff exceptional. The manager on duty incredible. I had a few hiccups as any traveller would at any hotel but once mentioned by me to the staff they without hesitation went beyond to ensure my stay was perfect. It isn’t the most glamorous or biggest or even the most sophisticated place but it was perfect for a solo guy like me travelling in Australia for Mardi Gras and site seeing. Other friends of mine ran into numerous problems beyond my challenges at other big chain hotels but this little place kept me going and made me very happy. I’d return anytime. It’s location is perfect for site seeing and a overnight sleep or daytime nap. Thanks to all the staff there that were amazing. See ya again soon I hope!

Hotel location is very good Metro 2 minutes around the snacks, a lot of snacks to go inside is Elizabeth Harbour, a beautiful boat floating in the sea, there are couples, there are many gays on the grass on the beach, you, me, my invisible scenery, choose His hotel is a five minute walk with a pharmacy for two minutes. There is a big supermarket next to the subway station. There are fried chicken around. Very delicious. I have set four nights. The last night is characteristic. The room type is very good. The price is very high. All the central areas are not used. By car, as long as you are not tired, you will arrive at the Church Museum, Sydney Tower, Sydney Opera House, Sydney Art Museum, and everyone is close to it.

Both check-in and check-out were a negative experience. On check-in, the reception staff attempted to charge me again for my already pre-paid room. On check-out, service was slow, with one of the reception staff making calls instead of attending to customers, and then serving someone who just walked up to the counter rather than serving those waiting in line. This behaviour is quite rude. Apart from that, a very good stay in a clean, spacious, well-equipped, quiet room with a great view. Room service breakfast was excellent, being a generous serving that was delivered very quickly. Great location right next to Kings Cross Station, and with numerous restaurants nearby and a supermarket across the road.

This happened under the current management although they claim it didn’t. Pretty much the worst hostel I have ever stayed in. I’ve stayed in dozens. Bullying staff and management, actually emotionally abusive. The decent one or two staff members don’t know how to handle the crazy staff. Apparently those nasty staff were fired or left - Max and Lorna - but not until the new management enabled them to harass / bully guests and throw them out in the middle of the night for absolutely no reason. Staff play varied between being your best friend and your worst enemy, keeping everyone off kilter and on edge. They were either on a crusade of righteousness or ganging up against some guests with other guests in really nasty ways. Weird quiet guests in the shadows, saying really strange things to people, lots of mind games - and the management kick out anyone with no notice or explanation - about 10 people kicked out over the course of 2 weeks for having harmless fun or “not telling, just go - rumours”. Staff members would get very overly close to some guests and bully other guests and even kick them out in the middle of the night - without verifying the truth. This happened under current management. The same staff who claimed to be against extreme racism & sexism that was rampant at this hostel. Suddenly they very guest that they were protecting from racism and sexism was the guest they kicked out in the middle of the night because one of the bullies turns out to be one of their friends. Horrible stuff. The staff get uptight and close up any social outdoor seating and the tv room after about 11 pm. Even if you’re not disturbing anyone. You have to wait till they go home, but they make sure everything is locked up so that no one can actually relax. Then, they go around blacklisting at other hostels anybody who says that they want to check out early, or who they kick out, to try to prevent them from checking in anywhere else, even if they haven’t told them what is supposedly done wrong. That’s how insane they are. Or for minor misdeamnours. The hostels humour them, and then ignore them. Many guests left early as they felt uncomfortable, several of my mates left, we all went to a hostel elsewhere and relaxed and laughed and felt way better - the other hostels had all heard of Band laughed when we mentioned it, their reputation as the last place to be for travellers precedes them. Guests are aggressively threatened and rebuked for peacefully congregating one minute, and then sidled up to the next, very strange. Then, they will be smiling and collecting stories on somebody else and threatening them. It’s just a very strange place. Most who say “it’s great!” stay short term before they realise. All outdoor areas are smoking and staff were flaunting the no smoking section of the outdoors, so everybody else does, too, which is great if you are a chain smoker like most of us and sucks if you are not or are tying to give up - absolutely no chance in this plac