The hotel was quirky, moody and a little seductive. The king room was large and spacious with a delightful bath tub to relax in. The central location was ideal for shopping and visiting the NSW Art Gallery (walking distance) or other attractions like the QVB. The bed was soft, but comfortable. There were blackout curtains, which aided a good nights sleep. Free Wi-Fi and you can share cast to the TV from your mobile device. Breakfast was wonderful and I recommend the crumpets and the Love Beets juice. The staff were friendly and attentive.

Word of warning on car parking if you are planning to self drive - park at the Wilson Secure Parking on 271 Pitt Street (short walk to hotel). The parking is cheaper and is open 24 hours. Validate your card and pay for parking at the reception desk before you leave. The parking at 55 Market street is enter with credit card only and you may be told to go somewhere else by the parking attendant (like we were). You will need to exit with the same credit card, but there was no charge within a few minutes of entering. On the second night we stayed there was thumping music coming from somewhere. It was annoying, but it didn't last past 11pm.

This hotel I did not know much about as booked it due to the proximity to the State Theatre as we were seeing a show...well I did not realise it was a part of the State Theatre and decorated so interestingly with the entertainment theme, lots of character! The room was great, very comfortable bed, great mini bar. The bath is for 1 person and the shower is a bit awkward as it allows a lot of water to spread out which could be annoying if you stayed longer but for out 1 night stay it was perfect & a very good price for a mid-week city stay. The French restaurant 'Parlour' downstairs was fantastic and the service was great. The upstairs restaurant 'Gowings' also nice but very slow service.

The bathroom was very dark, hard to put on makeup on and the shower was a bit awkward.

Quirky colourful classy historic building and rooms. Comfortable bed., although the bedside light did not work on last night. The restaurant was excellent and the breakfast room first rate. I particularly liked the crab omelette but everything on the menu looked good. Very lovely, friendly and helpful staff. I felt very much at home as did my friend. As for the location, so city central especially for high end window shopping. The beautiful Queen Victoria Building is just around the corner. The ease of getting a taxi. That was almost instant thanks to staff and the young woman on the street.

The lack of a makeup - shaving mirror in the bathroom. The lighting was darkish and confusing and very weak at the long mirror, The minimal healthy options in the minibar eg OJ. Mostly strong alcohol. No plates or cutlery for snacks. But overall a very comfortable room with two comfortable armchairs. The rain shower did not suit me and the hand held option was tricky to use.

Staff were very friendly. Bed was very soft and comfortable but bounced every time one of us stirred. Location was central and close to most things, especially the shops and department stores. Room was moody and modern and the block out curtains were the best. I have trouble sleeping once the sun rises but these ensured a sleep in until 8.30am. Water pressure of the shower was excellent.

Bed was comfy but bounced every time one of us stirred. There were no spoons or sweetener for the coffee/tea (had to stir a pack I had in my handbag with the end of my toothbrush). The bath was only just large enough for a child and the wall mounted shower head couldn't be tilted down enough, meaning the water basically just shot into the opposite wall and the bath. The towel rail was also in the path of this water so I needed to move the towel to the sink to keep it dry whilst showering. All these issues could be overcome by using the rain shower head but I needed to keep my hair dry.

QT Sydney offers a stylish and centrally located stay with a unique, art deco-inspired design. My room was comfortable and well-appointed, boasting quirky details and great city views. The service was consistently excellent – friendly and attentive staff made me feel welcome. Dining options were enjoyable, especially breakfast by Gowings. Its prime location provides easy access to Sydney's attractions. Overall, QT Sydney delivers a memorable and vibrant experience!

The bed was not as comfortable as I had hoped: While the room was stylish and well-appointed, I found the mattress to be unsupportive and quite soft. This unfortunately impacted my sleep quality somewhat during my stay

We stayed for 1 night on Sat 1st Feb in the Junior Suite with the Round Bath to celebrate my partner's Birthday. The staff were very friendly and couldnt do enough to make our stay romantic. Upon entering the room there was a lovely bottle of red wine and a handwritten Birthday card. The Colour scheme, the decor and the vibe of the Hotel and our room was Beautiful. It was dark and moody - perfect. The view looked out onto George St directly across from the QVB. A drink upstairs in the bar area was lovely before going down in the lift, down some stairs to exit via our private entrance onto Market St then a short walk to the Light Rail when we went out to dinner. The bed and the pillows were very comfortable and the round bath was a touch of luxury for us both to relax in with our wine. We loved our stay and had a beautiful night. Thank you to all the staff at QT.

Loved everything about it, from the moment we stepped out of the cab we were greeted by a lovely young lady who helped up in with our bags, the reception staff were delightful, booking in a breeze, the room was comfortable, the shower was absolutely amazing. The location is perfect for harbour and the city touring and with the Theatre just next door it was perfect. Loved the funky decor

The bar downstairs at the entrance was frustratingly slow at service, did want to hop the bar and make my own cocktail at one point. But the staff were lovely having said the above. Just very very slow.

The hotel is in a fantastic location, the room was lovely (especially lovely to have a soaker tub), but the staff is what put this stay over the top! They were absolutely fantastic from check in to check out.

2 very small inconveniences: 1) The stairs to get to the elevator on the side of the hotel I was staying on was inconvenient when travelling with a large suitcase 2) the high tea being served in the lobby felt odd, I assumed it would be at one of the restaurants (however it was an incredible high tea and I would go again!)

Staff were excellent to deal with, professional and friendly. The room was comfortable and large with a comfortable bed and very well stocked mini bar, cold drinks and snacks. Huge bathroom and decent sized wardrobes. Fantastic location, close to shops, parks, restaurants and public transport.

Ambience a little too dark for me. My room (212) had two windows, one in the bathroom and the other in the bedroom which was strange considering both faced the same concrete corner with no natural light coming through. Not sure there was a point in putting windows in that room. Perhaps some artwork on the concrete could brighten up the view? My room was also directly facing the lifts so heard people talking. Weird mechanical thumping at around 1am each night and also can hear people walking in their room upstairs. Not the best hotel I’ve stayed in.

The room was HUGE and extremely quiet, even though the hotel is in a busy part of town. The bed was really comfortable allowing for a nice night's sleep. The Dyson hair dryer was the best hotel hair dryer I've ever used! The decor of the entire hotel was quirky and fun. Don't need housekeeping? Rack up $10/day and spend it at the cafe on your last day there. The hotel also offered to hold our luggage for 3 days for free while we trekked to Tasmania! I can't say enough good things about this hotel.

The lighting in the bathroom needed to be brighter. Putting on makeup accurately was near impossible. The shower also needed a door of deeper area as water splashed out quite far.