Best Hotels in Killara

Recently renovated from the old Killara Motor Inn, this motel has some real advantages - clean rooms, a great location ~10 minutes' walk away from the Lindfield station, plenty of parking just off the Pacific Highway, and a terrific little restaurant serving up-market Japanese cuisine. Disadvantages of highway noise and external access to rooms (although well protected by a roof) are minor downsides, but you might ask for a room at the back with views south-west. There aren't many options if you are staying in the central north shore area - Chatswood and Macquarie are further away and much more expensive, and few local pubs offer accommodation.

I stayed at Seranin Gordon for a few nights, I previously stayed at Seranin Lane Cove & had such a good experience when I need a place to stay again I couldn't go past Seranin Gordon. The rooms are immaculate & brand new, the manager Patrick was very helpful and responsive. The location was amazing being so close to public transport and local shops up the road. will definitely stay again

It's become routine for hotels to take a card imprint for incidentals/mini bar and the same is true at the Mantra - but it's n this hotel's case they take a $50 pending transaction. No if's. No buts. Even if your accommodation is booked and paid for. It's for ”incidentals” apparently. The foyer is neat and tidy but when you get to the accommodation floors you're hit with that apartment living smell of too much cooking in small rooms with little ventilation. Rooms are comfortable and you can open the doors / windows if you want the constant hum of trains. Once settled you might feel like a wine or beer or softie ... one of those incidentals for which you've laid down a $50. Thing is the fridge and mini bar is bare! Turns out the incidentals are not incidentals- it's a bond. In case you damage the room. Turns out the Mantra is host to guests who damage their rooms and deposit is non negotiable. Actually if you didn't have a credit card with you you'd be refused your prepaid room. Welcome weary traveller. No dine in menu, no breakfast bar. This is basic level Accor. Don't waste your free night here!

With a stay at this campground in Sydney (Macquarie Park), you'll be within a 15-minute drive of Sydney Harbour Bridge and Accor Stadium. This campground is 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from Star Casino and 8.7 mi (13.9 km) from Taronga Zoo.Enjoy recreation amenities such as an outdoor pool or take in the view from a garden. This campground also features a television in a common area, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of this campground.Featured amenities include laundry facilities, microwave in a common area, and refrigerator in a common area. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself comfortable in this air-conditioned accommodation, featuring a kitchenette with a refrigerator and an oven. A flat-screen television along with a DVD player are provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include a separate sitting area and a ceiling fan.

Room was musty smelling, decor tired, things broken but not fixed (safe not working, no torch in wardrobe, intermittent wireless connection). No hand towels. Not mentioned when booking online that this is an unserviced room, and that you are expected to take your rubbish out (couldn't find the chute- not marked). Scant supplies- only setting for 4 (apartment was booked for 5), with only 2 glasses and 4 plates, 4 sets of cutlery. Not enough dishwashing powder to use the dishwasher. Disappointing, as it looks quite nice on the outside. Positives: has a pool, netflix (when it worked),outlook if not facing main road is green, apartment size good. Overall, has so much potential but just felt tired and out of date. When I tried to ring reception (during business hours) re internet, no answer. Not what I was expecting for the price I paid- all up nearly 1200 for 3 nights.

The nightcap pymble hotel is a hidden treasure. When you walk through the old wooden doors, you are taken back in time to an art deco era. Great food, rooms refurbished and very comfortable and service pretty good too. David the manager is a legend and went above and beyond when my booking was mucked up. Has a bws bottle shop attached, doesn’t do breakfast but you can get a breaky pack. A top place to stay

Great location based on my needs, travelling for work. Rooms were very spacious and clean and reception staff very friendly. There is car parking also available at the property which was handy.

The room is clean and tidy, but the balcony is too small and there is no view. The washing machine is not easy to use, and the clothes can't be dried. The front desk service is warm and thoughtful, and there is also Chinese service. There is free coffee in the lobby before 9:30 every morning. Special offer like. It is convenient to travel, and there are various Chinese restaurants, various large stores and supermarkets around. It is also close to the bus station and subway station. Very convenient.

What a nice surprise to find the Charrington in Chatswood. Amazing heritage hotel... every room has a little balcony, the hotel is decorated with beautiful lead lights and the owner Robert was amazing in telling us about the history of this Victorian style hotel. Super centrally located near the station, cafes etc, but easy to find on street (timed, free) parking. And the hotel is hidden away from the Pacific Highway traffic in a little heritage piece of bushland with gorgeous birds waking you up!

The only downside to this property is its age, the building is a bit old, the elevator was shaking quite hard once during my stay which I’ve reported to the staff. The upside: Location: excellent! Only a minute to Chatswood train station. It’s also across from Westfield shopping centre. Restaurants and cafes are only steps away. Although the building is old, inside the unit is well maintained. The staffs are extremely helpful and they are always on standby even late on the evening.