The Wynyard is an old pub dead set smack in the middle of Sydney and on the cusp of the busiest junction in the COUNTRY. It's not flash, but is not Poo either. Stairs yes, but old creaky stairs full of character. linen and towels clean fresh and laundered. Shared bathrooms yes, but they were hot and quirky and gave... More

Room had no window or ventilation. Had to climb 45 stairs to room. Bathroom mouldy and no exhaust fan - stinking and stale! Room too small for double bed, one side jammed against wall. TV reception terrible. Continental breakfast was included but when we went to have breakfast there was no bread for toast and cereal was stale....

Was just walking past with my father, 63, after dinner with one shared bottle of wine. The barmaid asked us if we'd had a lot to drink and we said no, just a couple of glasses of wine. She then said she couldn't serve us as she thought we had had too much to drink. She seemed to not be... More

The location of the pub is perfect spot with easy walks to the train station and a short wall to Pitt street, darling harbour and circular quay. The linen is fresh and they have new carpet. The kitchen is ok. The cereal is stale but the toast was fine. They were out of a few items but when asked for... More

If you're accustomed to 4 or 5 star accomodation this is not the place for you but if you are happy with traditional "pub" style accomodation you'll love it.......we did! My partner and I stayed 7 nights, it is in a good central location, close to Wynyard train station and walking distance to all the well know sights of Sydney.... More

Very good quality accommodation with easy access to lots of restaurants nearby. The room was well appointed and value for money. I was impressed with the standard of staff service and they were all very personable.

You'd only be disapointed with the Wynyard if you were expecting the HIlton. Excellent pricing for Sydney CBD on a saturday night. Not perfect or modern, but updated, pretty clean and has all the facilities you need (shared bathrooms, but didn't have to wait). Downstairs bar was good too, happy hour drink prices were more than reasonable.

A recent review mentioning a biological isolation suit was a bit ridiculous and over the top. Yes this is an old style pub that hasn't received a trendy renovation anytime recently; but for the price you pay and the great location in the CBD of Sydney, it's very fair value. Check-in is at the public bar downstairs and is very... More