1831 Boutique Hotel

It's location in the city was what I liked best

very cute boutique type hotel, modern rooms, great position for market shopping

the unique combination of older style building with modern style

The hotel is perfectly situated, close to the railway station an city bus stop. Room (deluxe) was realy nice and clean, but too small. There is also a loundry and a lounge area, where you can prepare your own food.

The hotel entrance is not nice.

Reasonable location - good bus connections

Extremely basic accommodation for a "boutique" hotel. Room was single size with double bed

not much

tv shower view (another wall) no draws or chairs small bathroom sink but nowhere to put your toiletries.excessive outside noise.

The close proximity to city centre and transport systems. Easy access to restaurants. Security system employed by the hotel especially after 10pm.

Being near the city centre noise was inevitable but was very intrusive at times. Shouting and screaming by young people leaving clubs in the early hours was a problem most nights. Work on a tower block across George Street was also a problem after the Easter break had finished.

Handy for transport very close to Central station, monorail, bus routes. Walking distance to Darling Harbour - good shopping nearby.

A little noisy, especially from the cafe/bar area but this did not detract from our stay.

There is one lady who is extreamly mean at the reception. I was very upset to her since she didn't want to tell me how to get to the airport by bus and train. I saw her smoking in front of locker place during her work time. It was my last day in Sydney and she made me feel real terrible.