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Founded in 1873 and oozing old world charm with an easy authenticity, The Wynyard sits comfortably on the corner of Clarence and Erskine streets. Take a short stroll to some of the city's best attractions, or stay put and enjoy a beer and great food in an honest-to-goodness traditional...
The bathrooms are a total disaster and need some simple attention to make people feel safe. Having unisex toilets with doors that don’t function properly is not a good idea. Bathrooms don’t need to be fancy but they should be safe and clean
Twin bedded room fine, beds comfortable, use of communal kitchen for coffee and tea. No cupboard or even clothes rack to hang clothes. Great location central to everything.
Price very good. Good value for money in central Sydney.
Fine Room, but if you wish to sleep at Night, dont stay here. You Can practically hear everything that’s going on In the Room next to yours. I normally dont have issues with noices When im about to sleep, but this was next level.
We stayed here the night before going on our cruise. Check in is at the bar and can be very tricky with suitcases as there is not a lot of room especially when checking in on a Friday night. Very hard climbing so many stairs...More
We chose this hotel because 5 of us can fit in 1 room. There is a queen bed, a single bed and bunk bed.However the toilet is shared, no problem with that. There is a kitchen where breakfast is self service. Bread butter and jam,...More
The Sydney Central Business District is abuzz with energy. Power brokers run to and from high rise buildings and after-work drink places, high-end shoppers tour venues like the QVB, and fine diners frequent the many celebrity chef restaurants. For a dose of culture, walk to the NSW Art Gallery, or visit the Sydney Museum. To escape the hustle and bustle, reconnect with nature at the Sydney Botanical Gardens
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or picnic lunch at High Park. No matter your interest, be sure to check the full calendar of events hosted by the city, from the Sydney Festival in January to October’s Good Food Month at Hyde Park.
Hi there. I am not sure about this. The rooms would be non-smoking but I do seem to recall that there was a small smokers balcony(?). I am not a smoker. Of course, there is always out the front and I would think that were... More
Hi there. I am not sure about this. The rooms would be non-smoking but I do seem to recall that there was a small smokers balcony(?). I am not a smoker. Of course, there is always out the front and I would think that were there are poker machines, there is always a smoking area. =I am not associated with this hotel=.
