Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Chinatown from NZ$148

"Found an used nasty food tray under the bed and all the dusts in the room which made my friend and me run to ezymart for zytec"

"Bit dated minimal toiletry for two. Shelf in wardrobe fell down and bed had dent with springs collapsed. Requested another room costumer service excellent. Will try other same price hotel for comparison"

"Our Exec Opera house city king room was nice and large with a great view over the Harbour with a generous bathroom with walk-in shower and full bath. The staff are friendly and very helpful with planning our visit to Sydney and The Rocks. Check in was a breeze but the lifts were very crowded with long waits over the holiday weekend. Altitude restaurant serves lovely dishes with an exceptional view. You can grab a quick coffee and bite to eat at the Lobby lounge or a full breakfast at their Cafe Mix before heading out to explore the waterfront,the opera house, city or parks."

"Great view of the Opera House if you select a room with a view. Not great amenities onsite."

"Other than the fact that room 1718 is right next to the lift and its noisy all night, the room was fine, clean and comfortable bed. Not sure why the buffet breakfast is cheaper when you book compared to walk-in but it's a little pricey either way. The $50 food voucher is not valid for a booked breakfast, reason unknown. Great location for Chinatown and food everywhere, walk to Darling Harbour, casino's and central station."

"Meals were excellent. Property was great."

"Sensational hotel with all the amenities that you would need. Awesome location. Can't fault it."

"The staff are great, location is great, room and view were great. The only disappointment was the buffet breakfast, no live egg making station, no poached eggs or smoked salmon. would love to go there again and see the breakfast buffet spiced up."

"To be very honest. Stay there’re a bit, purely because it easy when your travelling and will continue too. However! The place is really in need of a good tidy up and an update. Self Check-in is more of a hassle for the staff than the normal check in. It was ( and for the 4 couples behind us) a cluster F. The rooms are tired and the bar is so busy the poor 3 staff were swamped, which created angst amongst travellers, especially newbys whose excitement got the better of them. St Mary’s pub was less confrontational. Needs some work Rydges, or change the name. It a brand damaging situation. The staff deserve a medal. The management? A new career move. "