Best Ultimo Hotels

The location is close to the light rail station, A small old-style hotel full of character But please note that since it is an old-style small hotel, there is no elevator. There is no reception either, guests need to check in at the bistro next to the entrance. The design of the room retains some of the old-style decoration, giving it a pastoral and rural feel without being too shabby. The room has an independent bathroom. The bathroom environment is clean and tidy. The overall stay experience is comfortable and has an old-fashioned feel. Although the small bar next to the entrance is very unique, it is a bit intimidating because of its small size. The friends in the bar were very enthusiastic, which made me deeply feel the warmth and welcome of Australians. The location is close to a light rail station, a quaint, old-style small inn. However, be mindful that as an old-style inn, there is no elevator. There is also no reception desk; guests need to check in at the small tavern next to the entrance. The rooms maintain some old-style decorations, providing a rustic and pastoral feel without being too run-down. Each room has a private bathroom, which is clean, and overall the stay is comfortable with an old-world charm. However, the small tavern by the entrance, although quite distinctive, was found to have small cockroaches, which was off-putting. The friends at the bar are very warm, making me deeply feel the enthusiasm and nature of Australians.

Great price and location close to Haymarket and Darling Harbour area. Easy walking distance took us less then 10mins to Chinatown. Hotel was beautifully appointed, bed very comfy and clean. Breakfast included scrambled eggs, bacon, baked beans, toast, cereal, fruit, yoghurt and pastries. OJ, Tea and instant coffee. Perfect! Parking was a 1 minute walk away and $25 for 24 hours over the weekend with plenty of spaces available - not sure if its more on weekdays. Would definitely book again.

I’m quite satisfied, except that I’m not used to morning tea😂

Industrial decoration style, simple and bright. The hotel is in a good location, quiet in a busy city. It is a 10-minute walk to Sydney University and UTS, and about 10 minutes to the central train station. There is a shopping mall next to it, which has a Coles supermarket, which is very convenient for buying daily necessities. It is suitable for family travel, with a washing machine and a kitchen refrigerator. The only drawback is that you need to check out at 10 o'clock in the morning, and a 30 Australian dollar fee will be charged for late check-out.

Location is good - close to China town and 20 min walk to Central Station. Cleanliness is ok - the place is a bit old so there are stains on the sofa but it does not impact the overall experience much. The room is quite spacious as well as the bathroom. Could be a bit noisy though cause insulation is not very good - you can hear someone cough/ close the door/ speaking outside.

I recently stayed at this hotel (4D3N) and had a great experience. They allowed me to check in early, which was very convenient. The location is fantastic, with the nearest tram station just a 12-minute walk away. And 20 mins away from the airport via Uber. The room was comfortable and met all my needs. Overall, I would recommend this hotel for anyone visiting the area.

If you're in Sydney for The Swinging Cat World Championships, this is NOT the hotel for you. Tiny (but clean and modern) rooms. The hotel exists to try and deliver a bit of value to cheapskate tourists like myself. You're right on Broadway (not to be confused with actual NYC Broadway btw (whose photos are somewhat wankily plastered all over the lobby)), so there's no excuses for not walking everywhere; and Julie on front desk may not be able to get you a bigger room but may find you one with a window (!) as she runs the place with a friendly, but ruthlessly matter-of-fact demeanour that brings to mind the (often hidden) intended benign benefits of authoritarian Facism (not that I'm a fan, mind). She's also there literally ALL the time to the point that she may in fact be an unthreatening-AI-robotic-beta concept-receptionist. You're not going to like it...but then again, you probably know that already...aaand, it's certainly better than a hostel.

Parent-child tour, booked two rooms, one is kingsize ordinary room, one is two single loft ~ loft layer height is a bit awkward, the stairs are also narrow, not suitable for children. Kingsize is very good and looks very spacious. The industrial design style is very good~ it is a member of the design hotel. Downstairs is the food street, there are many net red restaurants, I heard that the nearby albert st also has a lot of food, but there is no time to unlock... next door is the famous ”grass house” central park mall, the whole building is covered by green plants, big bus A double-decker sightseeing bus will pass through here to introduce a section. There is Ding Taifeng in the grass building, and the domestic high-end dining is quite cheap here! 30 per person per foot (Ding Taifeng of the Circular Quay Gateway is more affordable... 20 per capita, fast food in the food court...) Shopping is also very convenient, woolworth supermarkets can go shopping, there is also a row in the tide brand store. For the parent-child tour, the disadvantage is that the pool is outdoors, connected to the bar, the night blue light and the cold water temperature are really not nice...

Very nice hotel pretty downtown and also Very close to Tram and Subway! Nice pool on the 8th floor. Best breakfast in a long time! Very friendly staff!!!

Due to late check-in, they let me check in at the bar on the first floor instead of the reception! It was hard to find the entrance to the hotel, so here's a tip: If you just ask to go in and check in, they'll kindly help you out!