★★★★·Sydney·9.2
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Hoteloco in Sydney offers 4-star comfort with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and modern amenities, including kitchenettes and city views. The hotel features a family-friendly restaurant serving Australian cuisine. Located near Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport and Central Station, it provides easy access to the Sydney Opera House and Bondi Junction Station, with services like private check-in, daily housekeeping, and luggage storage.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
The new fitout was impressive, and check‑in was completely remote—no one had to touch me if I didn’t want to. The beds felt unusually comfortable, which is rare, and although it wasn’t cheap we still got a good deal. The location is very quiet yet close to the city. The only downside was a dirty kettle that wouldn’t clean even after boiling, and the door code was a bit long, though that didn’t bother me.
Mark·Il y a 5 jours
The place is in an excellent spot, and the decor and furnishings are superb. The rooms are spacious and luxurious for the price, and the staff were helpful and very friendly.
Michael·Il y a 6 jours
Perfect! Great location, large and beautiful rooms, very clean, very friendly. I’ll definitely come back next time.
Katrin·Il y a une semaine
The location is close to the station, with a mart and a popular gelato shop right in front, so access is fine. However, there were no pre‑check‑in instructions, so I didn’t know how to check in while I was away. An English‑speaking family of guests happened to be there and helped me with all the procedures, but I was still uneasy because I had to send passport details and a photo of my credit card and received no later explanation. A mysterious payment request also appeared, and I couldn’t tell if it was a fraudulent charge or a legitimate one, which added to my anxiety. I requested towel changes every time, but the towels were only folded and still wet or dirty. Water and milk were refilled on some days but not others.
Miyauchi·Il y a une semaine
Everything at this place is digital—no keys for the main door or the room, just a code, which is great for people who worry about losing keys or cards. The value for money is high, the rooms are tidy and seem newer, and there’s a balcony (though it doesn’t offer much scenery). The shower has good water pressure, and overall the place is clean and bright. The room is spacious enough to fit two large suitcases in the hallway. Most information is available on the TV, which is handy, and the Wi‑Fi is stable. The location is decent; the straight‑line distance to the train station isn’t far, but the property sits at a lower elevation, so you have to climb up to the station, which can be a bit tiring with luggage, though the trip is short. There are several restaurants nearby. The hotel provides a coffee machine and milk, which is convenient and saves money. The self‑service station offers extras like shampoo and tea bags. The nearby Eveleigh Locomotive Workshops are worth a visit if you have time. The only drawback is that, because the price is low, there are few other facilities besides the rooms. There’s no washer or dryer. Check‑in was after staff had left, so I had to use the intercom outside the lobby to do it, which felt a bit awkward, especially when giving my credit card number and name—privacy‑concerned guests might feel uneasy since other guests were coming and going. The bathroom has a glass door, so you need to be careful not to hit it hard.
Seasoulk·Il y a une semaine