Find hotels near Darlinghurst in Sydney, Australia

I've stayed here a few times now on weekends away with friends when we visit Sydney for concerts or events. I've found it often has enticing discounts if you know ahead of time that you'll be in Sydney and can book at least a few weeks out from your stay through sites like Agoda. The location is appealing and I've found at night it's a little quieter than some inner-CBD hotels. Surry Hills is a nice 10 minute walk from George St which is the 'main strip' of the CBD and also close enough to other interesting night spots like Darlinghurst and Kings Cross that you could walk on a nice night or just a very cheap taxi ride. I have only stayed in budget rooms on the lower floors. These are clean, no-frills places to get a good nights sleep. The elevator is possibly the slowest I've ever been in, and both occasions trying to check out right on the 10:30am deadline resulted in waiting in quite a long queue in the foyer. Underground parking for guests is a reasonable $20 a night if you validate at the front desk when you check out which I think is better than many other Sydney hotels. All in all though, good value for money.

The location is right in the heart of Darlinghurst with everything in walking distance. Emphasis on walking as parking is rare and expensive around here. I've stayed here before and the room was tiny. This time I booked the best of the 3 room types (was around $125.00 on special/room #304) and it was a good size, plenty of room with a separate sitting area and couch. Bathroom had a nice big clean bath. Would certainly stay here again at around this price point when available.

This is a hotel for people who want clean, modern rooms in the heart of Darlinghurst surrounded by cafes and restaurants. If you intend to spend your time sitting in your hotel room, this might not be the hotel for you as rooms are reasonably small. There was no desk or couch, only a bed and side table. Shouldn't bother you too much if you are out enjoying the city. On a Saturday night our room overlooking Victoria Street was subject to some occasional street noise (noisy people walking between venues, the odd duff-duff car).

Pros: Great location, many parks nearby and 25 minutes walk to most attractions; nice view from rooftop pool, friendly staff Cons: Internet/WiFi not included, most services and products overpriced, pool water dirty and often no free space to lie down for tanning or after swimming, facilities not always in best condition (for a 5 star hotel) Overall a very nice hotel. But within the Pullman Group locations like Bangkok or Shanghai are by far better. And I got better value for money at 4 star hotels than at Pullman Hyde Park

I am a fan of Airbnb but Adge Apartment Hotel totally swept me off my feet because of its superb service. The plus side of Adge is that your room gets cleaned everyday and they supply you with everything you need. The concierge service was also a great plus. The front office staff (Maricar and Tanya) were far the best Front Officers I have met in my entire life. I would definitely go back. The only recommendation I would have is for additional rubbish bins to be installed in the rooms.

The hotel is very average at best. But im guessing you get what you pay for. When we checked in and asked for parking they told us they had no room to park my car which made thing very difficult. Told us we should have booked parking beforehand so beware. Our room was quiet big but very average decor. The door also did not shut properly and we ended up having to get another room which was smaller. Not too happy. The rooms are very noisy too so if you want a quiet night in I would not recommend this hotel. All in all the hotel was ok but there are a number of better options in the Sydney CBD and Darlinghurst area which I woul head to before this one.

A charming boutique hotel in the centre of Darlinghurst/Potts Point. Normally I prefer to stay by the beaches in Sydney. This time needed to stay in Darlinghurst - so chose the Medusa. It is a lovely, well organised, well run, boutique hotel. Rooms are a good size with comfortable bed. Bathroom was very big (in fact would have been better if bathroom was a bit smaller and room a bit larger). Rooms were quiet. Hotel is surrounded by bars, cafes and restaurants. Note - stairs to get to front door of hotel and to get to room. Thus not suitable for less abled. Is boutique in style meaning no gym or work out area.

The image is only for selling purpose, the reality is so different. We were so disappointed with the service, especially the staff. Once we’re checked in, the sofa bed hasn’t made up and we had to do it ourselves. The most upsetting thing was there’s no wifi, and when we asked the director “Peter”, he simply replied with “your room doesn’t include wifi”. It was clearly stated that wifi would be included in the description. So we’ve to paid extra expenses to buy sim card. The reason we chose this accomodation because they said the wifi was free, because we’re certainly aware that some of accomodations in Australia didn’t include wifi. But on the positive note, the location was central and convenient. Hope this review can be your motivation to improve. Best of luck