Hotels in North Sydney

Choosing a Hotel for Your Event

Booking a room in North Sydney puts you one bridge away from the city while you sleep in a business district that goes quiet once the offices close. For a guest flying in for a harbourside wedding, a fortieth or a conference, the practical questions are simple: how quickly you can reach the venue, whether you need a car, and where you will get ready on the day. The suburb has two rail options at its centre, the North Sydney train platforms and the newer Victoria Cross Metro, so the city takes just a few stops, and parking everywhere here is paid.

How the three North Sydney properties differ for a short stay:

Meriton Suites North Sydney on Arthur Street has 45 square metre one-bedroom suites sleeping two, and the upper-floor Harbour View suites face the Opera House and bridge.
Compact studios from 22 square metres at Citadines Walker North Sydney come with a king bed, suited to a solo guest or a couple who mainly need somewhere to sleep and shower.
Quest North Sydney is practically on top of the Victoria Cross Metro, roughly 50 metres from its door.
Late arrivals at Quest North Sydney collect keys from a key safe, with a manager on site after hours, while the Citadines reception desk never closes.
Guests with an evening flight after check-out can use the Refresh Centre showers at Citadines Walker North Sydney.

If the view matters, for an anniversary or New Year's Eve, ask Meriton Suites North Sydney for a Harbour View suite and book early, since those are only on the higher levels. If you are driving, sort out parking before arrival: Meriton charges nightly off Arthur Street, Citadines arranges a space through DIVVY and asks you to reserve one, and Quest guests mostly leave cars in the Ward Street council facility next door. Breakfast, coffee and a quick train into the city are all close to any of the three.

The upper-floor harbour outlook at Meriton Suites North Sydney makes a backdrop for wedding-party photos before everyone leaves.
Meriton suites include an internal laundry, so travel-creased clothes can be washed and dried the day before.
Citadines Walker North Sydney rooms have a walk-in shower, robes and a desk, and Bar Lettera on Level 5 serves breakfast through to dinner.
Cross the Harbour Bridge on foot and you come out at The Rocks and Circular Quay; Kirribilli is around 15 minutes' walk from Meriton.

Train times and parking around Miller and Walker Streets

From Victoria Cross, Metro trains reach Barangaroo in about three minutes and Martin Place in about five.
Meriton Suites North Sydney sits about 400 metres from the train platforms, Quest North Sydney about 500.
Citadines parking spaces are limited, so ask the hotel to hold one when you book rather than on arrival.
North Sydney Oval and Luna Park are both close to Quest North Sydney, handy for a match or an evening by the water.

Common Questions About Event Stays

Which North Sydney hotel is closest to the Metro?

Quest North Sydney on Miller Street wins, with Victoria Cross Metro station roughly 50 metres away. The Metro entrance is about 400 metres from Citadines Walker North Sydney, while Meriton Suites North Sydney is nearer the North Sydney train platforms.

Can I shower in North Sydney after checking out before an evening flight?

Citadines Walker North Sydney has a Refresh Centre with showers for guests between check-out and a late flight. It is worth asking the other two properties what they can arrange.

Is smoking allowed on the balconies at Meriton Suites North Sydney?

No. The whole property is non-smoking, and that covers the balconies as well as the suites.

What room suits a solo guest at a North Sydney conference?

Citadines Walker North Sydney studios come with a desk and either a king bed or two singles, and Quest North Sydney studios add a lounge area and kitchenette. Both are a short walk from the Metro and the district's offices.

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