ibis budget Sydney Olympic Park

Let me start by saying that for the price I wasn't expecting The Ritz. However, I was expecting at least somewhere clean, comfortable, and good value for our one night's stay. There's a difference between "budget" and "cheap" and it felt like most things at this hotel are done cheaply. We arrived at 9pm and the front doors were locked. Check-in is 12pm-10pm and when I pointed that out to the receptionist who opened the door to me their response was "It's automatic." Parking also cost us $30 for the night however we were aware of this prior. When I booked through a hotel search engine I paid extra for the continental breakfast at $10 per person. When we arrived at the breakfast area I actually asked myself out loud "Is this it?!" It consisted of toast, cereal, jelly, and yoghurts. Our children hardly ate anything because we'd promised things that make a breakfast "continental" such as pastries, and we chose to forego the espresso style coffee that we wanted because it was yet another cost on top of what was already paid. It would've been better value to go to the golden arches two minutes away. We stayed on the top floor in room 606, which currently overlooks a building site. Understandably that's a detail that can't be helped and in redemption there are some amazing views of the Olympic Park from the public windows. Inside there were scuff marks on walls and the aerial wasn't connected properly on the TV. Light switches and carpets were grubby however the linen at least appeared crisp and clean. Through the night I could hear every time a door opened anywhere on the 6th floor as the walls and doors are so thin. The room was advertised as having a separate bathroom however a curtain between the shower and the bed doesn't count as two rooms. Half of the queen bed actually ended up getting wet by the time all four of us had been showered. I wouldn't stay here again and I'd advise athletes, concert attendees etc to explore other options nearby.

spent two nights. the room was clean but had no room. there was no seating at all. overall it was okay but we won't be staying again. unless you weigh less than 100 pounds, you won't be able to move in the toilet or the shower

Being in a wheelchair makes staying away difficult at times. The wheelchair-friendly room was one of the largest I have stayed at. It was so good to have a full-size fold-down shower seat and rails at the toilet. The shower was a roll in one. Bed comfortable and a hanging space I could reach. I was able to get around to coffee shops, cafe and train station with ease. Service was great

We stayed over the night before an early-morning athletics event. The staff members at check in and departure were very helpful, especially with our parking request and later checkout with Accor membership. Clean room and recently renovated bathroom facilities.

Currently staying here and have found the rooms to be ridiculously small. Doona is not a king size doona on bed. The shower does not have any soap holders or anywhere to put your toiletries. The TV has no access to the internet, so am unable to access any shows. You can hear every bit of noise outside the room. Generally a really bad set up. This would all be fine for an overnight stay but I am booked for five nights.