We had a great room, the view was not the best mostly city, however the view from the roof top table & chairs, BBQ area which we had breakfast at and dinner one night was good you could see the harbour bridge through the trees. The facilities washer and dryer was so easy to use not coin operated so that was even better. The service from all the staff, reception and housekeeping was so good they were able to help out with storage of suitcases as we had a late flight. Extra tea, coffee was soo good. Its the little things that make a stay enjoyable

The bed was comfy. The room was cozy. It felt like a home. The air conditioning and Wi-Fi were excellent. It was close to restaurants and grocery stores where you could purchase food for your meals. There's also a fridge and stove if you need them. There was a good view from the rooftop. Lots of storage space as well. Very close to King's Cross Train Station to travel downtown.

The bathroom was a cramped, and it was hard to contain the water for the shower. The address was confusing. Some sources say 15 Springfield Avenue, others say 15 Earl Place. The truth is that the street changes names right at the hotel location. There were some noises from outside late at night and early in the morning a few times, but nothing that lasted too long in my experience.

Just one street back from the main drag of Kings Cross, with Harris Farms market across from the entrance, this was well situated for convenient access to local bars and entertainment. (if Whisky is your thing, check out The Roosevelt). Well furnished studio apartment, of a decent size. Once checked in, easy access with the security card.

It would have been nice not to have to park 15 minutes walk away, but you would be hard pressed to find any streets with unrestricted parking anywhere in the area. Don't let that put you off.

Dipali was exceptional at the Reception Desk. She was informative, helpful and very efficient. Due to a medical emergency my sister was hospitalised and I extended our stay for an additional 8 nights. Her colleague, ( I do not know his name) on the other hand, was not informative or helpful with a few enquiries I had during my stay. Dipali was the best staff member and made our stay wonderful. Annika was also very helpful.

I had a problem with contacting reception during my stay. I rang on 3 occasions, mid afternoon, and left a voice message. The calls were never returned. Also, one evening, 21st Aug at 9.50pm, I met a couple who were locked out of their room. They told me they had been ringing the afterhours number for 30 minutes with no reply and had left a message that they were locked out of their room. I rang the afterhours number on their behalf and left a voicemail message. The afterhours staff member then appeared and was very aggressive towards the couple. I was shocked at how rude he was. He eventually helped them. It was a big surprise that the afterhours number wasn't answered, and then the man was so rude,

Very nice location only a few minutes walk from the nearest train stop. It was a nice cosy room and considering how pricey Sydney can be at times, this room was great value for money. The facilities in the room were all very nice too.

There was lounging seat near the window which had a few stains on it. I will say though the chap that checked me in on the day, who I'm assuming was the Manager, said he had to do housekeeping duties as a few people were off sick. So I think this was more down to unfortunate circumstances that any sort of negligence. Didn't ruin my visit though!

The best part of this hotel is the roof terrace, where you can enjoy sunset/sunrise, or morning/evening meals. The hotel situated in a quiet one-way street near King Cross station. Traffic noise is not an issue. The room on 3rd floor was nice and clean at arrival. The elevator was rapid and no jam. There is no catering which suite us perfectly, and it is only 1-minute walk to a large grocery store which answer any gastronomical issues. The bathroom is standard for this type of rooms. Towels and toilet paper on demand, but you need to remined the stuff when you need a change. There is no daily Room-service. The kitchen facilities are sufficient.

Great for our group’s 3 nights. We all had a queen room each. Perfect for one person, possibly a little squeezy for 2! Super friendly and helpful staff. Loved the roof top. We took coffee up there in the morning and wine in the evening. Lovely view to the harbour although I would have liked to trim the branches, in the view, a bit! 😀 Good mattresses, quiet given the potential city noise, right next to a smart cafe and a Harris Farm supermarket. I would absolutely go back!

It’s a bit tired, the shower leaked a bit, the toilet can give you a sore elbow as it’s tight spacing, but it was very reasonable for the position and price.

Great location. Larger rooms are reasonably comfortable. The receptionist on duty after my first night was extremely helpful and prompt in relocating me to another room due to noise issues which could not easily be resolved - much appreciated.

The room I was in initially allocated had a loud noise outside which continued all through the night, disrupting sleep. As an older hotel, the bathrooms are a bit ‘makeshift’ but are functional.

The Potts Point Central Apartment Hotel was the perfect springboard and base for us to explore Sydney. The location was excellent. We'd highly recommend it for those wishing to immerse themselves into Sydney's trendiest brunch-culture hotspots, coffee aficionados and first timers to Sydney Harbour as it was only a 20-30 minute walk away via the city's stunning botanical gardens. The studio apartment itself was spacious and well equipped for a few days in the city with a fridge, wardrobe space, cooking utensils and hobs. It was quiet and extremely comfortable, with extra pillows and blankets too. We enjoyed the communal roof terrace and free laundry facilities as well, and the staff were extremely friendly.

The decor is undeniably dated, with the room not being spotless - it was dusty, but not enough to spoil our stay. The bathroom was quite small for two people, and more like a wet room - that, and the iron didn't work.

Position, close to railway, restaurants, walking paths to Elizabeth Bay and historic Elizabeth Bay House. Only 1 stop to town hall on the train then change to circular Quay, 1 stop.. Takes 10 minutes. The cafe's and restaurants are everywhere in Kings cross and I walked to rushcutters Bay and had the best scrambled eggs!

There's nothing I didn't like, I'm going to stay here next time I'm in Sydney