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Category: Serviced ApartmentsLocation: Eastern SuburbsListings: 4

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Choosing an Apartment for Your Stay

The Eastern Suburbs cover everything from Paddington and Woollahra out to Bondi, Coogee and Randwick, and an apartment here suits a family or a group of friends who want to cook, do washing and spend the days between events near the water. Trains end at Bondi Junction and buses carry on to the beaches, so where you stay depends on whether the event is closer to the city fringe or the coast. A beach wedding and a Paddington birthday lunch call for different bases, even though they are in the same part of Sydney.

Picking an Eastern Suburbs base for a group stay:

  • For a wedding or party in Paddington or Woollahra, the city side of the region keeps the trip short.
  • For a beach celebration at Bondi or Coogee, staying by the sand means walking to the venue.
  • Groups travelling without a car should check that a bus runs from the apartment to the venue, since trains stop at Bondi Junction.
  • Families with young children will want a kitchen and laundry, as eating out every night wears thin over a week.
  • Parking at Bondi is tight on weekends, so a group sharing one car should arrange a space before arriving.

Bondi 38 Serviced Apartments is the Eastern Suburbs listing on Party Hero so far, a small independent building on Campbell Parade across the road from Bondi Beach. It has studios and one- and two-bedroom apartments, each with a full kitchen and washer-dryer, and the two-bedroom apartments sleep four to five with ocean views. The 380 bus to the city leaves from out front, and the 333 express reaches the CBD in about 20 minutes.

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Bondi or the city end for a family event

  • Staying at Bondi puts the beach, the Bondi to Coogee coastal walk and the Icebergs pool within a few minutes on foot.
  • For events in Paddington or Woollahra, a base closer to the city fringe shortens trips to those suburbs.
  • Bondi Junction is about 10 minutes by bus from Campbell Parade for train connections.
  • Buses run all night from Bondi, which helps after a late reception elsewhere in the region.

Setting up a group in a Bondi apartment

  • The Two Bedroom Interconnecting option at Bondi 38 Serviced Apartments joins a one-bedroom suite and a studio for two kings, two sofa beds and two bathrooms.
  • The team can link apartments for bigger groups travelling together.
  • Cots and high chairs are free if you ask for them when booking.
  • Keyless entry, a lift and included housekeeping keep things simple for relatives arriving at different times.

Common Questions About Apartment Stays

How many people fit in a Bondi 38 two-bedroom apartment?

Each two-bedroom at Bondi 38 Serviced Apartments takes four to five: a king or queen in the main bedroom, a queen or two singles in the second, plus a sofa bed. Some have two bathrooms.

Where in the Eastern Suburbs should a family stay for a beach wedding?

Staying on the coast, at Bondi or near Coogee, puts the sand within walking distance. The catch is weekend parking at Bondi, which is tight.

Can we park a car near Bondi 38 Serviced Apartments?

Secure lock-up parking is a short walk away, but spaces are limited and must be booked. The 380 bus to the city leaves from out front, so a car is not essential.

How long does it take from Bondi to Sydney Airport?

Bondi 38 Serviced Apartments puts the airport around a 23-minute drive away. Allow more time on a busy weekend or at peak hour.