Hôtels à Sydney avec petit déjeuner

Wow, what can I say? This hotel was absolutely amazing from the service from the Geo with a warm welcome and our luggage taken away from us at the door to the personalised service that we received at check-in. Walking in the rooms are simply amazing being so elegantly furnished and so clean and spacious. The bathroom had all the amenities you could even imagine and you could easily get stuff and order through the iPad. Their indoor pool and Jim is simply amazing and includes a spa with massage function and there’s also a specialty shower room and sauna room. The breakfast buffet was also a very high standard and you can order à la carte items which were very delicious. There was also a lounge room which is similar to an executive lounge open to all hotel gas and (Office) complimentary tea and alcohol drinks too. I’m definitely return to stay at this hotel and it is absolutely amazing. Thank you very much, Capella Sydney.

L'emplacement de l'hôtel est fantastique ! Il est très pratique pour tout. Il se trouve à quelques centaines de mètres seulement du quartier commerçant du Queen's Building et à quelques stations de tramway de Circular Quay. L'Opéra de Sydney est à 20 minutes à pied. L'hôtel est relativement récent et la réception était très accueillante, offrant même deux cafés gratuits. La chambre était un peu petite, mais le prix était correct pour cet emplacement.

L'emplacement est excellent, tout près du métro. Le centre commercial Macquarie est accessible en seulement 11 minutes à pied. Le quartier environnant est un secteur commercial peu dense, ce qui rend l'environnement très agréable. Le service est généralement bon : le personnel de la réception est aimable et a su résoudre mes problèmes rapidement. Comme j'avais choisi le mauvais type de chambre, le personnel a eu la gentillesse de me reloger dans une autre chambre pour mes trois dernières nuits. Malgré une différence de prix, il ne s'agissait que d'environ 10 AUD par jour. J'ai été agréablement surpris de constater que la chambre était équipée d'un réfrigérateur, d'un lave-linge séchant, de plaques à induction, d'un four, d'un lave-vaisselle et d'une machine à café. Pour les touristes, c'est une expérience parfaite ; la prochaine fois, je choisirai sans hésiter cet hôtel. Le seul inconvénient est que le ménage n'est pas fait le dimanche. Il arrive parfois qu'il y ait de petits oublis. Un soir, un chiffon sale était resté dans ma chambre. Après l'avoir signalé, le personnel de la réception a réglé le problème rapidement. Ce sont des détails, et j'espère que l'hôtel pourra améliorer son service de ménage afin que tout reste uniforme.

Auberge anonyme. Si vous débutez votre voyage en backpacking à Sydney, je vous recommande vivement de chercher une auberge plus conviviale, où les gens sont plus sociables. Les couettes ne sont pas fraîchement faites, ce que je trouve assez écœurant. À savoir : pas de serviette. On vous attribue une chambre, mais pas de lit. Je déconseille de réserver un dortoir de 5 lits, car il n'y en a qu'un seul, ce qui manque cruellement d'intimité. Si les autres lits de la chambre sont occupés, vous devrez utiliser celui-ci ou demander une autre chambre à la réception. Vous aurez besoin de votre propre cadenas pour les casiers.

Les hôtels en Australie sont chers. Le service et les installations sont incomparables à ceux de la Chine. La taille de la chambre est de 36P. La chambre avec vue sur la mer que j'ai réservée est située à Darling Harbour. Le paysage est magnifique. La main d'œuvre est trop chère et il y a un énorme écart entre W à Sydney et W sur le Bund (W sur le Bund est de 50 P). Les chauffeurs chinois de VTC en ligne à Sydney ont déclaré que personne ne voulait être serveur d'hôtel, alors ils ne peut embaucher que des serveurs avec des salaires élevés. L'emplacement du W est vraiment bon, le meilleur emplacement de Darling Harbour, juste à côté du Sofitel. Les lumières de la pièce sont sombres et brumeuses, et le couloir a un plafond étoilé. Ceux qui aiment que ce soit plus lumineux ne l'apprécieront peut-être pas. La baignoire et la salle de douche ne sont pas séparées, donc l'eau et le sec ne sont pas séparés. Le petit-déjeuner est entièrement de style occidental, ce qui est assez copieux, il sera inconfortable pour ceux qui ne sont pas habitués au petit-déjeuner à l'occidentale. Parce que je n’avais pas de grandes attentes mentalement, j’ai pu accepter cette norme. L'hôtel est très proche du centre-ville, entouré de restaurants et très proche de Chinatown.

L'emplacement de l'hôtel est très bon, très proche de la station de métro musée. Les commerces environnants sont développés et il y a toutes sortes de nourriture, notamment de la nourriture chinoise. La chambre est propre et bien rangée, et le service est bon ! Il est très pratique de se déplacer. Vous pouvez prendre le tramway ou le ferry autour du port pour profiter de la brise marine et profiter du magnifique paysage, mais n'oubliez pas de porter de la crème solaire !

I don’t usually go out of my way to give hotel reviews. Postive or negative. However I must for this hotel. I was recommended this hotel by someone I am having a meeting with in the area. It was shockingly expensive, but I figured it would be worth it due to location and it was recommended by my contact. I don’t always stay in 5star, but when staying in 5star, and super expensive, I absolutely expect 5star service. 1. Having being dropped off at the hotel there was zero bell boy to help with my luggage. I did all myself. After going inside the hotel I was asked if I would like help with my bags, but replied I already had them… again I already go it myself. 2. At every single hotel I stay in the world it’s common when you ask at reception, how is my room, do I have a good view or location they check and my change it a little for better location or room type if they have vacancies. I was replied to by the girl in reception in a somewhat arrogant manner, sir you have the standard room… with zero intent to look to see if there was better option. In countless years and counties I’ve never had this response. At lease some carding or trying, even if they were full but not just arrogant cold “you have standard”. 3. The sauna advertised is NOT free. It’s paid extra and you need to book. Why would a hotel advertise sauna when it’s an additional cost. In addition it closes at 7:30pm. In all my years I’ve never been to a hotel where it closes so early. How can one have meetings and get back to have a sauna in time. When I complained about this also I was met with coke arrogant smiles. 4. The last day on check out in morning there was no body at the front desk. Zero. Very strange. Never have I been in a hotel there was no body in reception. Even more so strange for such an expensive hotel. I would never recommend this hotel to anyone. I would in fact go, and have done put my way to NOT recommend. Not even a 1 star. For the price this is ridiculously over priced. The arrive is a lousy 1 star budge hotel. In fact a 1 star would have friendlier and better authentic service. On one positive note. The gym is amazing. The gym is a 5star as it’s not a “hotel gym” but a membership gym part of hotel. My overall rating therefore is a 2 star for the gym alone. Hotel for the price they charge and the well below average service zero!

Nice location if you walk to spend couple of minutes walk to Chinatown in Sydney, AUSTRALIA.

When I booked two Deluxe Family Rooms at Furama Darling Harbour for a 6-day stay with family, I had high hopes for comfort, convenience, and a pleasant experience. Here’s how it went. Location: Convenient, but Parking Woes The location of Furama Darling Harbour is undoubtedly one of its highlights. Nestled within walking distance of numerous restaurants offering cuisines from all over the globe, it was a food lover's dream. Finding the hotel wasn’t a challenge either, thanks to clear signage and central placement. However, the parking situation? That’s another story. The hotel doesn’t have an on-site parking lot. Instead, we had to park about a five-minute walk away, which isn’t ideal when lugging bags or dealing with Sydney’s occasional drizzle. Plus, the cost added up—$244 AUD for six days. If parking convenience matters to you, it’s worth factoring this in. Cleanliness: Mixed Experiences Cleanliness was... average, to say the least. While the first day seemed fine, housekeeping didn’t exactly shine as the stay went on. On Day 2, we were surprised (and not in a good way) to find dirty towels left after the room was cleaned. Fast forward to Day 5, and we found toilet paper and stray hairs under the blanket after housekeeping had supposedly “refreshed” the space. Not exactly the five-star housekeeping you’d hope for. To be fair, we didn’t raise the issue with reception that evening—it was our last night, and we figured housekeeping staff would already be off-duty. But, as a guest, you shouldn’t have to weigh these options. Service: Quick and Friendly, But a Breakfast Mishap Service at Furama Darling Harbour was a bright spot overall. The staff were warm, responsive, and accommodating, whether it was resolving issues with the TV or bringing up extra towels. That said, we hit a snag with the included breakfast. Our booking clearly stated breakfast for four people per room, which should have covered eight of us across two rooms. Yet, when we went down, they claimed the booking only covered four breakfasts total. After some back-and-forth with both hotel staff and Trip’s customer service, the issue was resolved. But it wasn’t exactly a stress-free start to the day. Facilities: Functional, But Nothing Fancy The gym was basic but functional—a single machine covering major muscle groups, though no free weights were in sight. It’s fine if you’re just looking to get in a quick workout. The laundry room was handy, though a bit pricey: $5 AUD each to wash and dry, plus $3 AUD for detergent. Breakfast, while initially enjoyable, became repetitive after two days. A buffet should ideally offer more variety, but here the options changed only slightly. Updating the in-room TVs to include smart features wouldn’t hurt either; it felt like the tech was stuck in the past. Rooms: Spacious and Comfortable Now, for the standout feature—the rooms. They were impressively spacious, with plenty of room for our luggage and still enough space to move around comfortably. The beds? Absolute heaven. I slept like a rock every night, with no noise disturbances or distractions. The bathroom mirrored this sense of space, steering clear of that cramped, claustrophobic feeling that some hotels suffer from. It’s refreshing to stay somewhere that values comfort this much. Final Thoughts: Worth a Stay, Despite Flaws Would I recommend Furama Darling Harbour? Absolutely, especially for families. The spacious rooms, friendly service, and fantastic location make it a strong contender. Yes, cleanliness and parking could use improvement, but the positives—comfortable beds, quiet nights, and accommodating staff—outweigh the negatives. If you can overlook a few quirks and minor inconveniences, Furama offers a good home base for exploring Sydney. Just be ready for some parking acrobatics and keep an eye on those housekeeping details!

L'environnement et l'emplacement sont très bons, au calme dans l'agitation !