From A$340 a night — varies by your dates
717 George Street, 2000View on mapWe check prices live for the dates and guests you pick.
Great Southern Hotel Sydney is a 4-star hotel in Sydney, Australia.
Historic Building in Prime Location Great Southern Hotel, housed in a charming 19th-century building at the heart of Sydney CBD, offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort. Just a short stroll from Central Station, this hotel provides easy access to the city's top attractions. Convenient Amenities and Features Adjacent to Chinatown, the hotel boasts a restaurant, bar, and smoke-free rooms equipped with essential amenities like air conditioning, refrigerator, and tea/coffee maker. The 24-hour reception, guest laundry, and tour desk ensure a seamless stay for every guest. Explore Sydney with Ease With key landmarks like the Capitol Theatre and Queen Victoria Building within walking distance, and Darling Harbour a short stroll away, Great Southern Hotel Sydney is the perfect base for your Sydney adventures. Book your stay at Great Southern Hotel now for an unforgettable Sydney experience.
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Pros: Hotellet har ett perfekt läge när man som jag endast behöver en övernattning. Ligger väldigt nära centralstationen. Inte heller så långt att gå till Darling Harber. Personalen är alltid trevliga och hjälpsamma. Trevlig pub på nedre botten. Cons: Frukosten är kass tycker jag. Bara vitt bröd. Dåligt med pålägg. Inte ens ost eller skinka. Heltäckningsmattorna känns smutsiga. Även filtarna i sängarna känns ofräscha.
Perfect for a stay on Sydney
Pros: Close to transport, friendly staff, great rooms. Cons: N/A
Very close to where I needed to go.
Great location for light rail and interstate travel
Pros: Close to light rail and train station so we could get around nice and easy. Cons: Small cocroaches in our room. The mattress was not very comfortable.
October here averages 18°C, with around 64 mm of rain across the month.
Climate data: NASA POWER
Twenty-year averages for this area, not a forecast.