Hotels with WiFi in Sydney

The hotel itself truly embodies the Capella brand, a renovated old building in Sydney. It seamlessly blends modern design with local culture, doing an excellent job of integrating with its surroundings, making it a benchmark for luxury hotels. We were upgraded to a Skyline Suite, but to be honest, it wasn't as stunning as expected. The suite felt a bit small for a suite, and due to its location, the buildings are quite close together, so privacy might be slightly compromised. Breakfast was decent, nothing extraordinary. Overall, it still maintains the distinct Capella vibe.

Surprisingly good! It’s super convenient to get here from the airport, train station, or by bus—no matter how you travel. The light rail station is just a few meters from the front door, taking you straight anywhere. The cleanliness is top-notch. I asked the front desk for a quiet lower bunk, and they did their best to accommodate me. My roommates were also very considerate and quiet. Aside from it being a bit warm and the mattress a bit too soft, everything was great. For luggage storage, there are both paid and free options; the free lockers allow you to use your own small padlock, which made me feel very secure both in the room and at the storage area. A hairdryer can be borrowed from the front desk by registering, to be returned within half an hour. I only stayed for one night, but I never had to wait in line for the shower or toilet—I could go whenever I needed, which was fantastic. They also screen movies every night, creating a great atmosphere. I didn't try the food here, but everything looked very well-organized. A thoroughly pleasant night!

A wonderful stay at Adina Apartment Hotel! The check-in staff were exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The apartment was spacious, clean, and equipped with fantastic amenities that made the stay feel like home. Highly recommended and would definitely choose to stay here again!

The kids loved the W Hotel, but unfortunately, at 3 AM, my card was charged three times in AUD, which led to a call from my bank's fraud monitoring and woke me up. It was very frustrating, and the hotel didn't provide any explanation, just said the staff made a mistake.

We had an amazing family stay at Crown Towers Sydney from August 12 to 15! The facilities are top-notch, luxurious, and immaculate (5/5 for facilities). The views of the harbor and the city skyline from the hotel are breathtaking. The staff were exceptionally welcoming and helpful, making traveling with family smooth and comfortable. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a luxury getaway in Sydney!

The location is excellent and very convenient, especially for getting around the city. The price is affordable, making it a good option for budget travelers. The staff were friendly and the check-in process was easy. However, I think the cleanliness could be improved, as the room and shared areas didn’t feel as clean as I expected. Overall, it’s a decent place to stay if you’re looking for a budget-friendly accommodation in a great location.

The location is simply excellent, as it's within walking distance from Central Station. Bus stops are also close by, making it easy to get anywhere, and a super popular cafe is just a 2-minute walk away. I think it's a good option for those who are used to staying in dorms. The staff are straightforward in their service. I've seen them interact quite harshly with guests who don't speak English, so it might be best to avoid if that's a concern.

Beautiful hotel to visit in the city and staffs are very kind and nice. Very short distance to Barangaroo reserve, perfect place to stroll after dinner.

The location is not bad for getting around by train, especially since it's halfway between Central and Town Hall, and you can take a tram. All the staff are friendly. I booked breakfast for two even though I was traveling alone because there wasn't a single-person option. It was clean and good, but the menu rarely changed, so I felt it was a bit overpriced. There was a washing machine on the 3rd floor, but I couldn't find a dryer, which was a shame (though I might have just missed it). It was also disappointing that I couldn't open the windows in clean-aired Sydney. Nevertheless, for expensive Sydney, I think I booked a good quality hotel at a relatively affordable price. If I go again, I'd be willing to stay here. I hope the areas for improvement can be addressed!

A disgraceful failure of hospitality We travel extensively and can genuinely say that, although our check-in was pleasant and the rooms are quite nice, the standard of hospitality we experienced at The Porter House was disgraceful. We arrived at Lee Ho Fook at its advertised opening time of 5:30 pm, hoping to have dinner. The restaurant was completely empty. Despite this, we stood waiting for approximately ten minutes without being acknowledged while staff continued talking among themselves. Eventually, we were told the restaurant was fully booked. We fully understand that a restaurant may be booked for later reservations. What we do not understand is why two guests arriving at opening could not be greeted promptly, treated courteously or even offered an explanation without first being left standing in an entirely empty restaurant for ten minutes. We then went downstairs to The Porter Room, where no one acknowledged us at all. With seemingly no interest in serving hotel guests at either venue, we returned to our room and tried to order in-room dining. The telephone was answered only on our second attempt with an abrupt “hello,” rather than any professional greeting or identification of the department. Unfortunately, the food was even worse than the service. My steak was specifically ordered well done, yet arrived sliced open and visibly red, so there was no possibility that the incorrect cooking could have been missed before it left the kitchen. Both the steak and chips were closer to cold than lukewarm. The salad consisted of a pile of wilted lettuce with a few pieces of tomato and cucumber, accompanied by sauce in a plastic takeaway container. To complete the experience, our room-service tray was still sitting in the hallway the following morning. This was not one unfortunate interaction or an isolated kitchen error. We encountered indifference or neglect at every dining touchpoint: Lee Ho Fook, The Porter Room and in-room dining. The most striking element was the complete absence of basic hospitality, no welcome, no acknowledgment, no care and apparently no meaningful quality control. In fairness, the lady who checked us out the following morning was very understanding and professional. She listened to what had happened and did not charge us for dinner. Her response was the only example of genuine hospitality we experienced after checking in, and we appreciated the way she handled the situation. However, one considerate staff member at checkout cannot undo an entire evening of poor service and unacceptable food. For a hotel presenting itself as a luxury property, this standard is simply not good enough. Pleasant rooms and interiors cannot compensate for guests being made to feel invisible or for food that arrives cold, carelessly presented and incorrectly cooked. We travel far too often to spend our time and money somewhere that treats its guests with such indifference. Despite the friendly check-in, the quality of the room and the kindness of the lady who checked us out, we will not stay at The Porter House Sydney again.