Serviced Apartments in Mascot

Choosing an Apartment for Your Stay

A family flying into Sydney for a wedding or reunion often lands tired, with luggage, children and a list of relatives to visit. Staying in a Mascot apartment beside the airport keeps the first night short on travel and long on sleep, and a kitchen means breakfast doesn't depend on finding a cafe open. Double-glazed windows at the Adina keep most of the aircraft noise outside, which helps light sleepers. When the family is ready to see the city, Mascot station is on the Airport line into Central.

Which Mascot apartment fits depends on how many are travelling:

Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Airport has two-bedroom apartments of 68 square metres sleeping four to five.
Its Family Room joins two connecting rooms across 72 square metres for up to five, useful for parents with young children.
One-bedroom apartments there are 42 square metres with a balcony, full kitchen, living area and laundry, for up to three.
Meriton Suites Mascot Central is all one-bedroom suites, each sleeping two, so a family would book several side by side.
Every Meriton suite has a kitchen with a big fridge and coffee machine, a lounge and an internal laundry.

For a longer stay either side of an event, the practical details add up. The Adina has no restaurant, so plan on cooking or walking to nearby cafes; the Meriton has a Woolworths in its retail precinct downstairs. Both have parking under or beside the building, charged per night, which suits a family picking up a hire car at the airport to get around Sydney for the week.

Parents with two or three children: the Adina two-bedroom apartment or the Family Room.
Grandparents or a couple travelling alongside: a Meriton one-bedroom suite with its own lounge and kitchen.
Adult friends sharing: the 1 Bedroom Twin Suite at Meriton Suites Mascot Central has two beds.
Wheelchair users: ask the Meriton about its accessible one-bedroom suites when booking.

Living for a week near Sydney Airport

Every room at Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Airport can cook, from studio kitchenettes to full kitchens.
Guests at the Meriton can use a pool, spa, steam room and rooftop terrace between outings.
The Adina's gym is open 24 hours, and the Meriton has its own gym alongside the pool.
Two meeting rooms at the Adina hold up to 110 people, handy for a work session tacked onto the trip.

Common Questions About Apartment Stays

Which Mascot serviced apartment sleeps a family of five?

Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Airport has two options for five: its 68-square-metre two-bedroom apartments and the 72-square-metre Family Room of two connecting rooms. Suites at Meriton Suites Mascot Central each take two, so a family would need more than one.

Is there a supermarket near the Mascot apartments?

A Woolworths sits in the Meriton Retail Precinct below Meriton Suites Mascot Central. That makes stocking the kitchen easy on arrival day.

Does staying by the airport mean hearing planes all night?

The Adina's windows are double-glazed, so aircraft noise stays mostly outside. At the Meriton, the Aero Suites face the runways, so pick another suite type if you'd rather not.

Can we park a hire car at a Mascot serviced apartment?

Yes. Parking at Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Airport is underneath the building, with clearance to 2.2 metres, and the car park at Meriton Suites Mascot Central is undercover, with paid EV charging. Both charge by the night.

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