Q Station Sydney Harbour National Park

It is a very interesting place to stay. I had a room with a seperate bathroom, which was fine as I was alone. The toilet was also seperate (and you get a toilet and also a toilet in your bathroom). So that is handy of you are with two people. Room was clean and large. What is truly nice about this place is just the history and all the services that they had. There are shuttle buses all over the park and even a shuttle bus from and to Manly. So that was great! Restaurant was lovely too.. personally I found it a bit pricey compared to other restaurants in Australia and they did not have the specials. But, the food was good, service was great and they had some live music. So overall I enjoyed it!

Amazing experience. Pretty cool location and Staff is very cooperative and supportive.

Great place I’ve ever been.

The building needs consistent maintenance, it’s old and the door handle for my room is hard to turn and the wood floor was creaky. The service was friendly and helpful.

Great location in authentic Australian bushland with lovely views. There ends the good news. Poorly trained staff that provide an inconsistent level of service. Night porter in particular as about as bad as they get. Our walk from accommodation to the breakfast hall was a 1.6 km round trip. Wait times for the shuttle bus varied between 11 mins and 32 mins. The rooms are sparsely furnitured and very basic. Ours was also in need of a very deep clean. Our bathroom was aged, and the mirror was at right angles to the basin so you had to lean over and look hard left to either put make up on (her) or have a shave (him).Breakfast was basic and did not reflect good value for money. We did the 1 hour historical tour which was led by a chap from the Azores. He had the best intentions as he hd been roped in from organising activities but it was haphazard and not worth the money. Everything felt it was been done on the cheap.

Scout Camp Accommodation. Maybe a good place for a conference but not a great place to say if you are exploring the national park. The rooms are not air-conditioned and there is a lack power points. Mobile phone service is almost non existent. The floor boards are loose and walls have not been acoustically treated. Some bright spark got the fire hose out and washed down the verandah so the verandahs and the carpet were soaked along with the external bathroom floor. There are no torches in the rooms so you MUST bring your own torch as there is minimal lighting and plenty of trip hazards. No umbrellas and 10 minute walk to the carpark. The staff are in need of further hospitality education. I wont be coming g back.