Hotels near Mrs Macquarie's Chair

Good location, easy to walk to Darling Habour. Got a good price on Klook compare to book on other platforms.

This is a classic hotel located right next to Central Station. The rooms are clean and comfortable for relaxing. It offers excellent accessibility to nearby supermarkets, cafes, restaurants, Paddy's Market, Chinatown, and more. The price is also great, and I would definitely stay here again.

The location is good, it is very near the tourist spots. The staffs are very nice, accommodating and helpful. Would stay here again if I comeback in Sydney.

Great hotel. really easy to get to, vallet parking was available for a cost per night. Beautiful building and rooms. Highly recommended

hotel has a nice location near the central station, convenience store nearby, restaurants too, a short walk to chinatown and hay market also, the free coffee and bread is a great add on also plus free water refill , great stay!

We had a fantastic stay at Little National Hotel. The staff were friendly, attentive, and welcoming, the facilities were modern and well equipped, and the location was ideal with easy access to Vivid Sydney plus nearby metro and train connections. We’d absolutely stay here again and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Sydney. A well-deserved 5-star experience from start to finish.

This is a historic hotel. I stayed in a room with shared facilities, so I had to go outside the room to use the shower and toilet. However, the room did have a sink, which was convenient. The location is absolutely fantastic – you can walk to the Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the train station is right next door. There's a bar on the first floor that's very popular! It's busy every night, but the patrons seem to be respectable professionals, so there's no fighting, trouble, or mess, which was reassuring. Still, since I was traveling with two children, it felt a bit funny walking through the bar with them to get to the elevator (especially since there's an '18+' sign at the entrance!). The price is incredibly cheap for Sydney, so I'm giving it 4.5 stars!

As for my first time staying in a hostel it does not feel so bad, but rather a revealing experience for me. I book two nights to stay here, my thought is - just for experience. On my arrival the allowed me to check in earlier and their system shows I book a different room from what I want. The staff at the reception area was quite approacheable and helpful. The manage to make the adjustment right there and the, hands up to her and many thanks. I was initially adamant to stay with other people whom I do not know personally, but during my stay here, I proved to my self that it is also nice to stay in hostel and just mind your own business. my roommate are all respectful to each other, a nice give away for a first timer. The facilty is also nice and the location is accessible to almost everything which makes easier for tourists like me, and in addition, they event nights that is really enjoyable. I’ll recommend to my friends to stay here, if they are doing solo travelling like I did.

The steongest driving reason why I choosed to stay at Metro Hotel was the accessiblity of it’s location to the city’s transportaion facilites as well as the establishements. Staffs are genuinely nice and accomodating and even helped me to checked in early. Many thanks for that.The room I stayed in, was actually huge for a solo person, and I can stay that it was comfy for me. My only concern was the unstable wifi connectivity and reception inside the room. i had difficulty coonecting with it. Hopefully the management can have a look at it.