Rooty Hill Hotels & Accommodations

A great place for a combined venue with accommodation, dining and conference facilities. A bit off the city centre made transport to and from venue additionally expensive, especially for those coming from Sydney airport. Well serviced rooms and comfortable beds ensured a good night of rest after long days in meetings.

I was very optimistic of this place, and indeed spent a very comfortable afternoon in air conditioning with high speed internet for work. The place is a stone's throw from a multitude of dining options, and the river, and it has a swimming pool. However there was a lot of construction noise from next door, and I never would have booked if I'd known that. It's not on the website. When I peeled back the sheets, housekeeping had left the bottom 30cm of the bed completely un-sheeted under the doona. No under protector or anything, so just my own feet on rough mattress. Awful. The bed was also pretty uncomfortable (hard) and would benefit from a topper. Someone else's dirty socks were in the safe. I was willing to overlook the tradie who came into my room while I was in there. Happy I had the chain on, and it was an honest mistake. All in all I think 3 stars is a bit of a generous review, but I am appreciative of what it's like to be in small business and have external factors affect your product. A general workshop with the staff would bring it up to scratch in no time.

It is hard to find GPS navigation here. The reception is very friendly and the environment is very clean. Originally we booked a four-person room, this time the accident rose to the 5-person family suite, the experience is good! And parking does not cost money, this is not common in hotels in Australia...

Stayed at the Pullman Penrith over the Christmas holiday period to visit the Blue Mountains. The experience was amazing over our 3 mights, 4 days stay. The rooms were spacious and clean, all the amenities and fittings were thoughtfully designed and functional. Beds were so very comfy, and the choices of pillows were amazing. We had such great sleep every night, it didn't even feel like we were away in a different place or bed. Sauna was a really nice addition, a great retreat for my parents and their friend, all in their 60's to go to after long days sightseeing in the Blue Mountains. For us, the gym was amazing, we made full use of the quipment over our time there and I've never seen such a fully fitted out hotel gym before. It's on the same calibre as a local gym you have to pay money for! And did I mention the restaurant? Daily breakfast was awesome, not a great deal of choices, but just enough to cater for all, including the picky eaters (aka kids). We enjoyed a full, nutritious breakfast every morning before going about our day touring the national park. Dinner at Marcel was beyond amazing. We had heard that reviews were good, so we booked a night to try the food. It turned out to be so good that we ended up booking again for the following night. Should've eaten there on our first night too instead of driving around looking for fast food. We also did Aqua Golf nearby which was super fun, even got my 60-something parents to swing a few, and my dad turned out to be a natural. My 12-yo turned out to be a natural genius too. He also got the chance to experience iFly just across the road, what a great once-in-a-lifetime experience. The staff was also super friendly and attentive. We'll definitely be back as soon as we get a chance in the future.

The service was good, the waiter was very friendly, and someone greeted me as soon as I arrived in the lobby. The room is neat and clean, and the water pressure in the bathroom is very good, which is worthy of praise. Anyway, it was a very comfortable stay

I have nothing against Ibis, having used them many times over the years. This Ibis fits the style perfectly. Small rooms with basic amenities. The usual sign about not letting steam escape the shower. Look, they are clean, have the basics for an overnight stay are generally well maintained, although this one had a few roof leaks, but after the rain we've had, not surprised. Had the usual noise until everyone was asleep. Its multi storey, and there are no lifts, but they do have ground floor rooms. Basic breakfast offering, other meals there are a few fast food places about, or the Leagues Club across the road for something better. It's on a busy road but not much road noise, in my room, but that was at the back, so that's maybe a tip, ask for a back room. All over, ok stay, ok hotel.

Extremely clean and quiet property. Wifi was good, location ideal, merely metres from rail. Rooms extremely quiet even though right next to rail line. Did not hear trains at all. They must hve had some complaints in past because they did have earplugs provided on bedside table. Not taht they were needed

It’s was good bathroom needed attention toilet paper ran out quickly there was only a little bit left on the roll when we arrived bathroom had like a hospital feel and smell but all in all it was good

for australia it was good comfortable , i just needed sleep early they let me check in early. usually this chain of hotel i never stay in other countries there over prized, very basic and tiny dull rooms. for sydney however for this location it was good , does fit 3 people in one room too. still a dodgy company though , my girlfriend worked for this hotel as cleaner in elizabeth st melbourne 2012 , they always get chinese cleaners and never pay them super , just $10 hour. very unethical management and bosses as that franchise, this location i saw aussie cleaners and i presume they were treated,better.

We stayed in a family room prior to a game at the Olympic Stadium. The facilities were dated but clean. Unfortunately, though, our room smelled quite strongly of cigarette smoke. Our room faced Paramatta Road, so it was noisy and bright, but the block out blinds help a bit. The shared bathrooms were OK. There is one room for the women that has a toilet, shower, and sink. The other option is an area with 2 toilet stalls and a shower over tub with no walls or curtain and a window that's permanently open, so I imagine that would be cold in the winter.