Our stay with the Mantra was far from enjoyable, we were on level 20 and the people beside us did nothing but slam doors all night and run the washing machine. Then at 2am a drill noise started in a seperate incident. Our night was totally disrupted by unnecessary noises and when we advised reception staff about this the next morning they didn't really seem to care. So no sleep and $165.00 for the room I can honestly say I would not stay here again nor would I recommend the Mantra on Queen Street.

Front counter staff good, room ordinary, no facilities available

The room was equipped with microwave, cutlery and crockery, the room was clean and a good size. We had a view of the Storey Bridge from our room. Only one fault was that some people in a nearby room decided to party from 11pm to 6am the next day (on a Saturday night).

Was put in a hotel next to a laundry facility and didn’t sleep a wink. Still waiting for a call from Accor as Mantra said they would reach out

Terrible car park need warning if you do not have a small car took me 1/2 hour to get in and out of car park

Flying out next day so suited us well

Staff were nice (as always). The room was awesome with an incredible view. Top marks there. The ground floor facing Queen Street seemed abandoned like a business had failed. It might have been a bar that was closed. The front door was via a back lane, not Queen Street. This could be communicated better in the email information or maybe change the name to Mantra on Perry Lane. Backs onto shops with a Woolworths and bottle shop ...pretty handy. Excellent location for Howards Wharf if you don't mind a short stroll.

Great place. Self serviced apartment was lovely.

Well located. Very comfortable apartment with excellent views

If you're heading for a night out at Eagle Street Pier or Howard's Smith Wharf it's a great location. The rooms are a little tired now and in need of a revamp. Charlotte who checked us in was a little ray of sunshine 🌞

Many aspects of the Mantra on Queen are very good in this Covid time when travel is difficult, however the lack of restaurant facilities in the establishment was not noticed because of the high quality of nearby places to eat. As they say location, location, location. The one word of annpyance however was the actual address of the Mantra on Queen. When driving to the hotel you expect the address given to you was actually where you could drive a car. The car entrance, indeed the front of the Hotel is not actually on Queen Street. An entrance is but not if you're arriving by car, whether personal or taxi etc. The real address is Perry Street if you want to park overnight or indeed alight from the car that brings you. The Queen street access actually a no stopping zone (clearway) from 2-7 pm. When you then from a safe location try to contact the hotel to ascertain the location and entrance you will be given a merry-go-round of annoying telephone tag as you go round and round in circles trying to reacha human you can answer you question - 'where the bloody hell are you?'. But apart from that the room we were allocated, an apartment was all we could have hoped for, for our overnight stay celebrating Bastille Day. Again however there was exception which was not the Hotel's fault but rather a design fault on the mixer unit of the shower/bath combination, but that's probably just being picky, expecting that someone would have designed something functionally before considering the aesthetics of appearance.