★★★·Sydney·8.6
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Tempe Hotel Sydney offers comfortable accommodations with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Family rooms feature a TV, wardrobe, and free toiletries. The hotel's restaurant serves lunch and dinner with vegetarian and gluten-free options. Located 7km from Sydney Airport, it's near Central Station and the Australian National Maritime Museum, with nearby kayaking and canoeing activities.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
STAFF HELPFULNESS WAS EXCELLENT Room presentation and cleanliness was excellent Location is fine. Facility Shortcomings: 1. No bedside light 2. No bedside power point 3. No tea/coffee making facilities, and no milk, sugar 4. Banging window due to wind
Phillip·2 weeks ago
The staff were very friendly and accommodating, the location was perfect for our needs, and everything was very clean and tidy. All was good.
Sean·2 weeks ago
I've stayed at the Tempe a few times now, and I like it because I can walk from Sydney's international terminal and the price is always fair—especially since I travel with a backpack. The rooms have their quirks, but everything works and it's clean. The pub downstairs serves great meals. A short walk takes you to a nearby train station that doesn't charge an airport supplement. Some reviewers say Ubers can't stop on the main road outside, but I never had that issue; I always leave very early and a car arrives within minutes. I want to give a special shout out to the super nice staff. I recently had to cancel a reservation at the last minute, and the remaining nights were promptly refunded. A big thumbs up. I look forward to staying here next year when I'm back in Australia.
Pamela·2 weeks ago
The rooms and the upstairs area received great renovations. The location is quiet despite being close to the road, which is ideal for an early international flight. The pub food is good and the staff are lovely. The bed was a little soft for me and the balcony could feel more inviting.
Sarah·2 weeks ago
The room I stayed in had a balcony. My balcony was adjacent to 2 other balconies, all 3 wrapped in 1 big bay window. Someone in the room next door was smoking cannabis on their balcony, which was technically indoors as the balcony’s do not open to the outdoors. The smoke filled my room, it reeked, and made me feel sick. I went down and spoke to staff in reception. I was offered a room change, but to a room without a bathroom, so I declined as I wanted the private bathroom. I asked if perhaps staff could reach out to the person in the next room and ask them to stop smoking. The hotel is a smoke free area, and there is a sign in the public areas advising of this. I strongly believe the person in the next room should have been spoken to, especially seeing as they were smoking an illicit substance that was affecting another individual
Kaitlyn·2 weeks ago