Hotels met gratis ontbijt in Sydney Eastern Suburbs

'Leuk hotel op een prachtige plek. Het uitzicht over de baai en sydney is fenomenaal. De kamers zijn ruim en zeer comfortabel. Heerlijk bed! Ontbijt is goed met ruime keuze! Het hotel zit wel boven een druk restaurant. Zoek je rust? Misschien niet juiste hotel. Goed eten en gezelligheid dichtbij? Dan boeken!! Enige nadeel is dat snelste optie om met ov ergens te komen is met de ferry en de laatste gaat rond 16:00! Wel bushalte voor de deur die tot laat rijd! Heerlijke strandjes op loopafstand.'

'Lovely modern hotel in a very convenient location, with friendly and welcoming staff and a nice restaurant on site'

'Great location, spacious room and deck area. Front desk staff very friendly and helpful. Downside was the bed was uncomfortably soft.'

'Arrived easy directions Dom and his wife couldn’t have been more helpful, the view from the bedroom and balcony was beautiful this morning! The accommodation was as described - many extraordinary items for guests 100/100 for this accommodation highly recommended family friendly lovely hosts xx Parking was easy at the door no parking fee!! Rare for Sydney stays the beech was a beautiful walk with a club and cafe close by (a hop and a skip) you can enjoy a meal at the club or cook your own plenty...

'Room clean. Outdated. Permanent stains on table and in bath tub I suspect as opposed to not being clean. Good bathroom amenities. Poor coffee making amenities. Overall good stay. Would stay again if in the same areas. '

'An old but very comfortable stay, rooms are small but sufficient. Quiet area with a simple breakfast included, this property is on a great location close to quirky shops, cafes and Sydney Cricket Ground, not expensive and I will return. '

'Tran, Chloe and the gentleman who greeted us on the 1st night were very friendly, helpful and excellent at their jobs. Top marks. The accommodation is dated, and could do with the shower being fixed in Room 418 (it leaked onto the floor), but it was spacious and had everything we needed.'