Hotels in Parramatta

Choosing a Hotel for Your Event

Parramatta works as a base when the event itself is out west: a wedding reception by the river, a game at CommBank Stadium, a conference in Sydney's second CBD, or a family milestone with relatives flying in. A room here keeps you close to the action rather than an hour away in the city, and Parramatta station, the Parramatta Light Rail and the ferry wharf make other parts of Sydney easy to reach without a car.

Two apartment-style towers are listed here, both with hotel service and rooms for couples as well as bigger parties:

One Global Resorts Parramatta sits on Hunter Street inside the V by Crown Group tower, about three minutes on foot from Parramatta station.
Its Studio 43 takes one or two guests with a double bed, and the One Bed 58 adds a separate king bedroom with an enclosed balcony.
Meriton Suites Church Street, Parramatta rises 36 levels above Eat Street, with Guest Services staffed 24 hours for late arrivals.
Its one-bedroom suites are 53 square metres for two, with Sky versions on levels 27 to 36 and wheelchair-accessible options lower down.
Both towers have on-site parking for a nightly fee, plus pools, spas, saunas and gyms for a slow morning before the event.

For a couple or a solo guest, the choice mostly comes down to where your event is. Hunter Street is the shorter walk to the trains, which suits anyone heading into the city or out to the airports afterwards. Church Street puts restaurants at the door and the river ferry about 500 metres away, and CommBank Stadium is roughly 1.3km on foot. Getting ready in a room with its own kitchen and laundry also means a pressed shirt and breakfast without leaving the building.

Parramatta station has direct trains to the Sydney CBD and the airports, which helps guests landing on the morning of a wedding.
The ferry wharf is around 500 metres from Church Street, and the river service runs all the way to Circular Quay.
CommBank Stadium is about 1.3km from Meriton Suites Church Street, Parramatta, close enough to walk to a game and back.
Buses stop at Westfield Parramatta on Argyle Street, a short walk from Hunter Street, for suburbs the trains don't reach.

Hotel details to check before you book in Parramatta

Self-parking at both towers is charged nightly, so factor it in if you're driving down from regional NSW.
The Church Street car park is entered beside the hotel at the end of Dirrabarri Lane.
One Global Resorts Parramatta has a rooftop bar on the 26th floor looking over the skyline, handy for a drink after the reception.
Meriton keeps wheelchair-accessible one-bedroom suites on its lower floors; ask for one when booking if anyone in your party needs it.

Common Questions About Event Stays

Is a Parramatta hotel room close enough to walk to CommBank Stadium?

From Meriton Suites Church Street, Parramatta the stadium is roughly 1.3km, an easy walk before or after a match. One Global Resorts Parramatta also lists the stadium among the event spots near its Hunter Street tower.

Can I get from a Parramatta hotel to the airport without driving?

Yes. One Global Resorts Parramatta is about three minutes' walk from Parramatta station, which has direct trains to the airports. That makes an early flight after a Saturday wedding manageable without a car.

Which Parramatta hotel suits a couple getting ready for a wedding?

Both work. The One Bed 58 at One Global Resorts Parramatta has a separate king bedroom and an enclosed balcony, while the Meriton's one-bedroom suites are 53 square metres with a kitchen and internal laundry. Either gives you space to lay out outfits and steam a dress.

Is there somewhere to eat downstairs before a Parramatta event?

The Meriton Dining Precinct at the base of the Church Street tower has several restaurants, including a Thai option. Guests at One Global Resorts Parramatta have the rooftop bar, with Westfield Parramatta and Parramatta Square nearby.

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