Best Rushcutters Bay Hotels

Very clean room with a big kingsize bed for me one tourist to sleep on is such a comfort in Sydney. Love the tv and tv programs especially project on Channel 10. The french lady in the office is helpful and will assist you in everything and the cleaners are also friendly to talk to. Overall i like the place and is 10 mins to Kingscross station and just 15 mins walk to Royal Botanic Garden Thank you Bayswater Boutique Lodge. #BayswaterBoutiqueLodge #Sydney #Hotels #Hotel #Australia

The hotel has cooking facilities, so cooking your own meals reduces travel costs.

Perfectly fine hotel to stay in and good location right off the main strip. Checking in after hours was a bit difficult and I needed to call a number and go through quite a bit of stuff to get the access code but once I was in there the room was a decent size and clean and nice. I’d stay here again because of the location.

Strong point: Ideal location close to the metro exit. It is possible to go to the center of Sydney on foot and if you walk around Victoria it is possible to have a very beautiful view of the Sydney landscape. Weak point: The hotel has a laundry room, however it is a shame that it is not clean. The hotel is not new, the room was ok for a short stay.

Really enjoyed our stay at De Vere's. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location is close to everything you want to see in Elizabeth Bay, Potts Point, King's Cross and Darlinghurst. Close enough for a day's walk taking in Elizabeth Bay House, The Art Gallery of NSW and the Opera House.

Great location and great people. For the price it is very good. Points of criticism: - If you have the upper bed, you don't have a socket on the bed. You may be lucky that there is an extension cable - there are no curtains on the beds. So zero privacy

Great cheap and small place. Enough place to accommodate a family with kids. Everything is clean and neat and tidy. Breakfast is simple and full of carbs 😉 bread and muesli. Thanks for the milk and hospital type jam and butter. Parking is tough but I did manage to squeeze my jolion in there. Saw a big car struggling.

Friendly customer service and hotel guests. Clean and tidy. Only the fridge is too full, and no laundry machine yet. The big plus is the location, next to the King Cross entrance at Darlinghurst road.

The innkeeper should reconsider how to use people here. There is an elderly woman staying here, and often works for her elderly uncle when he is on leave. She obviously became like the boss there. If guests are not on her side, she will find excuses to correct them, such as kicking them out... The guests staying there must listen to her, otherwise, she will make up stories and boycott them. out of there. With the ignorance and consent of the hotel manager there. It feels like an underground force is built here.

The waiting in the corridor is like a red light district... It takes 40 minutes to walk to the central Chinatown where people eat, and breakfast is just bread and coffee.