ザ・ポーターハウス・ホテル・シドニー - Mギャラリー 5 つ星

STAY AWAY FROM ROOM 211 you might as well stay in a wind tunnel, the noisiest room i have ever stayed in, right above the kitchen, exhaust fans running all night, it was crazy, and noisy aircons as well, if you want a quiet night this is not the place,

Had high hopes but sadly it was a miserable stay for us. We had a traumatic weekend in our twin singles room with disabled amenities which reminded us of days spent at the hospital. They should have been upfront with this at check-in (rather than wait for us to complain as the hotel indicated we should've done in our review on a different platform). The room was boxy and claustrophobic with only a narrow floor-to-ceiling window in the corner. No cutlery and some glasses were missing. Fridge was anaemic with a single tetra-pack milk as the only content. There were hardly any drawers for your things. Would have been great if we were also informed upon check-in that room cleaning needs to be ordered. We assumed it was automatically done. The good bits include = e-control iPad was great, bed was comfy and plentiful pillows were fluffy. I'm afraid this hotel is a one-off for us and not a repeatable experience. (QA69VNAFG)

If you like boutique hotels and this is definitely worth checking out. Although part of a larger Accor group, it really has its own style. Small lobby area and attached restaurant are really nice and the rooms are really comfortable. Tastefully decorated with lots of eye on the details. The hotel is hard to fault in my personal opinion. Bed was really comfortable and I like the fact that you had two different chairs in the room, one that you could comfortably sit and work at any other that you could switch on and watch TV. The bathroom is also well decorated with clean lines. Its also well located and all of a 5 min walk to Pitt Street Mall. In all my years of flying into Sydney the very first time I decided to take the train from the airport to downtown. Not only was it fast and efficient in the case of this hotel you get off at Museum Station and the hotel is a 2 min walk away. I decided to get the train back to the airport and this time International, and it was faster than getting a taxi. Worth checking out for sure.

nice boutique hotel in the center (10min walking for the city centre) of Sydney. hotel entry is a bit weird as not obvious from the street view, the building is an old rehabilitated kind of wharehouse or industrial building, beautiful but the premises are following the architecture... staff is overall smiling and welcoming, especially at the bar. rooms are pretty and large enough for a short stay. all is mostly new and in perfect shape. outdoor pool is very small and more like a plunge one. only negative point, the room cleaning was done at the minimum during our stay, dust was not done on the furniture, floor not cleaned as well, only the bed was well done. Maybe the hotel has some cleaning staff shortage of some sort... maybe it is not that good... I usually dont write this but the place was so beautiful we really saw this issue. Otherwise nice place to stay. Not luxurious but comfy. Bar/snack place very comfy and food is good.

Dirty room and very unapologetic staff. That’s 3 bad stays in Sydney on a row and seriously disappointed with the overall hospitality level in this city. For a brand new hotel, they have a lot to do but first and foremost clean your rooms. That’s the absolute basic for a hotel.