Serviced Apartments in Western Sydney

Choosing an Apartment for Your Stay

Families heading west for a celebration often need more than a room each: grandparents flying in, cousins driving from the country, children who need a proper bed and a kitchen for breakfast. Serviced apartments handle that well, and in a region as spread out as Western Sydney, one apartment where the group gathers saves a lot of coordinating across suburbs.

Things to weigh when picking where the group stays:

Put everyone in one building if you can, so lifts to the venue and shared meals are simple to arrange.
Central Parramatta has the region's best public transport, which matters when not everyone in the family drives.
Out towards Penrith, Rooty Hill or Bossley Park, parking is easy, but you'll rely on cars to get anywhere.
One Global Resorts Parramatta has suites from studios up to an Executive Two Bed Suite for as many as six.
Meriton Suites Church Street, Parramatta goes up to a three-bedroom Riverview Suite for six, with two-bedroom options that each have two bathrooms.

Both apartment towers listed on Party Hero for Western Sydney are in Parramatta at present, and for most family trips that's a sensible centre. Relatives can drive to a reception in the outer west, catch a train to the city on a spare day, or take the ferry to Circular Quay for a look at the harbour. For a family reunion or a week-long visit around a wedding, Westfield Parramatta and the restaurants of Eat Street make a longer stay comfortable. Relatives driving in from regional NSW will find parking at both towers, charged by the night.

Book three-bedroom and six-person suites early, as a family group usually needs several on the same dates.
Give every guest the one street address so taxis and rideshares all head to the same pick-up point.
If the event is in the outer west, nominate drivers in advance and confirm parking for each car.
Mix apartment sizes: a large suite for the family core and studios for solo guests in the same tower.

Inside the two Parramatta apartment towers

Every suite at One Global Resorts Parramatta is self-contained, with a kitchen, washer and dryer and free wifi.
Guests there can use a 25-metre outdoor infinity pool set in landscaped gardens.
The Church Street tower keeps a 24-hour Guest Services desk and a gym that never closes.
Restaurants in the Meriton Dining Precinct downstairs save cooking on the night before the event.

Common Questions About Apartment Stays

How many people can share a serviced apartment in Western Sydney?

Up to six in the largest suites listed. On Hunter Street that's the 70-square-metre Executive Two Bed Suite, and on Church Street it's the three-bedroom Riverview Suite at 116 square metres. Bigger groups can book several suites in one tower.

Is Parramatta or the outer west better for a family reunion stay?

Parramatta gives you trains, ferries and restaurants within walking distance, which suits relatives who don't drive. The outer west is easier for parking but relies on cars for almost everything.

Can we cook for the whole family in a Western Sydney serviced apartment?

Yes. Suites in both listed Parramatta towers have their own kitchens, and those at One Global Resorts Parramatta come with a stovetop, dishwasher and cookware. A Sunday lunch for the family after the wedding is quite doable.

Do Western Sydney serviced apartments have pools for children?

Both listed towers do. One Global Resorts Parramatta has an outdoor infinity pool and spa, and the Church Street tower adds an outdoor pool and sundeck plus an indoor pool.

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