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Things to know before booking serviced apartments in Sydney

Serviced apartments in Sydney are available in diverse price ranges to suit every need and budget. The usual price range is between AUD 130 to AUD 600 per night, depending on the property, location, amenities, and several other factors.

There are several serviced apartments in Sydney which are good for couples. Some of the options include Patricia Street Apartments, Harbour Street Apartments, Mooltan Avenue Apartments and Napier Street Apartments.

Some of the best serviced apartments in Sydney for families include Mid-Town Serviced Apartments, Quay Street Apartments and Balmoral Beach Apartment among others.

Some of the serviced apartments in Sydney that offer rooms with great views include the Balmoral Beach Apartment, Dowling Street Apartments, Clontarf Apartments Sydney and many others.

There are several furnished apartments in Sydney with swimming pools for guests to enjoy during their stay. Some of the options include Riley Street Penthouse, Darling Harbour Accommodation, Sussex Street Apartment and Bond Street Apartments.

There are several amenities present in luxury serviced apartments in Sydney for the comfort of guests. These may include onsite gymnasiums, swimming pools, concierge services, parking facilities, elevator access, wooden flooring, balconies, plush furnishings and toiletries, onsite bars and restaurants, communal lounges, complimentary Wi-Fi and more.



Top Furnished Apartments in Sydney

Make the most of your stay in one of the most beautiful cities in the world with our top serviced apartments in Sydney, you'll find a range of furnished apartments to choose from, catering to every need, Whether you are travelling for a holiday or considering corporate options.

Guests have the flexibility of extended or temporary stay, with all the essential amenities and more space than a traditional hotel room, our strategically placed serviced apartments are a better alternative to other accommodation options.

Top 15 Trendiest Neighbourhoods to Stay in Sydney for Business and Corporate Travellers

  1. Sydney CBD
  2. Bondi Beach
  3. North Sydney
  4. Chatswood
  5. Surry Hills
  6. Macquarie park
  7. Parramatta
  8. Woolloomooloo
  9. Sydney harbour
  10. Haymarket
  11. Mascot
  12. Pyrmont
  13. Rhodes
  14. Elizabeth Bay
  15. Castle Hill

Our neighbourhoods have serviced apartments are suitable for leisure and corporate stays, our apartments are fully fitted with comfort and convenience at their core.

Apartments offer extra amenities like private access, full-equipped kitchens, room cleaning services, concierge, flat-screen TV, high-speed Wi-Fi, etc. Holiday apartments are highly convenient and practical for both long and short-term stays in Sydney.

Benefits of Serviced Apartments in Sydney

The serviced apartments offer better alternatives than traditional hotel accommodation. They offer guests ample privacy,open windows, balcony and kitchenettes which reduces their dependency on restaurants or eateries. They are a perfect combination of contemporary facilities, amenities, and comfort. A lot of our serviced apartments also come with concierge service and housekeeping services making your stay comfortable.

These units are also located close to the major public transport connections like metro stations, key thoroughfares, bus stops, and underground trains. Good connectivity with the major neighbourhoods allows travellers better access to business and corporate hubs. Some serviced apartments also offer additional amenities like a gym, spa, and swimming pools as per availability.

Holiday Apartments in Sydney

Sydneysiders are known for their warm and friendliness towards their visitors, making a memorable trip for them. Our Sydney holiday service apartments extend that same experience for our guests. We offer ample space, practicality, and convenience for families and leisure travellers. The serviced apartments are well-connected with all major public transportation services and tourist landmarks. These units are equipped with modern amenities and facilities like high-speed Wi-Fi, flat-screen TV, fully equipped kitchens, etc.

Types of Accommodation for Corporate Travellers

Travellers, after a busy day at work, need cosy and comfortable accommodation in Sydney to relax in. Serviced apartments are perfect and filled with plush furnishings, a comfortable bed, high-speed Wi-Fi connection, spacious living areas, and well-equipped kitchens. These apartments are located near major landmarks and destinations that ensure a more convenient experience.

Here are the Types of Bedroom Apartments in Sydney you can Book:

Studio Apartments:

When you’re on your own, or you and your partner want an open-plan and private space, these are the living spaces to go for.

1 Bedroom Apartments:

If the open-plan space isn’t private or convenient enough for you or your loved one, then this is the next best choice.

2 Bedroom Apartments:

When you and your small family or group need an extra bedroom, this assortment is more than perfect.

3 Bedroom Apartments:

For those slightly bigger Sydney groups, these apartments have the spacious and stylish designs that you and your group will require. Read

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Where to Stay in Sydney

Some popular neighbourhoods in Sydney that are perfect for travellers include Rhodes, perfect for a family vacation with kids, and serviced apartments in Parramatta, one of the prominent commercial centres and suburbs. If you like to do the shopping and go to the top places to eat then  Surry Hills are best for you and many more.

More about Sydney

Facts About Sydney 

Let us have a look at some of the interesting facts about Sydney:

  1. The Harbour Bridge of Sydney is also called the Coathanger because of its arch-based design.
  2. The pacemaker was invented at the Crown Street Women's Hospital in Sydney in 1926. 
  3. The city also got the nickname Sin City during the end of the 20th century. It was during this time that the city was gripped with corruption and crime.
  4. Sydney has more than 100 beaches.
  5. The oldest sailing regatta that is continuously conducted annually in the world is the Australia Day Regatta. 

Cost of Living in Sydney

The cost of living in Sydney can vary depending on factors such as lifestyle and location. However, in general, it is considered to be quite high compared to many other cities in Australia, and it is similar to the cost of living in other major cities like New York or London.

Key perks of living in Sydney include:

  1. Sydney has a well-developed healthcare system, with both public and private options available.
  2. The city is considered to be a safe city, with low crime rates and a good emergency response system.
  3. Along with world-class education, Sydney's public transportation system is extensive and efficient, including buses, trains, and ferries.

Here are some estimated costs for common expenses in Sydney:

  • Accommodation: Rent for a one-bedroom apartment in the city center can range from $2,000 - $3,500 AUD (Australian dollars) per month. Rent for a one-bedroom apartment outside of the city center can range from $1,500 - $2,500 AUD per month.
  • Food: A meal at a mid-range restaurant can cost around $20 - $40 AUD. A loaf of bread can cost around $4 AUD, and a liter of milk can cost around $2 AUD.
  • Transportation: A monthly transportation pass can cost around $200 - $300 AUD. A single trip on public transportation can cost around $4 - $5 AUD.
  • Entertainment: Movie tickets can cost around $20 AUD. A gym membership can cost around $50 - $80 AUD per month.

Note- It is worth noting that the cost of living in Sydney is high, especially for accommodation. It is important to factor in these costs when planning a trip or relocation to Sydney. Moreover, please note that these are rough estimates, and the cost of living may vary depending on personal circumstances, location and other factors, and it could change over time.

Tips for Visiting Sydney

Let us have a look at a few tips for visiting Sydney: 

  1. Travellers need an Opal- Opal card is an integrated payment method for using any public transport system such as buses, ferries, light rail, and trains. 
  2. The city can be easily explored on foot. Sydney is a compact city with several parks and streets.
  3. Ferries are a legitimate type of transport facility and are one of the fastest ways to go around the city.
  4. Travellers must have plenty of time for visiting different tourist spots.
  5. Most cafes open early in the morning. Tourists can enjoy the scenic running routes and absorb the sunny days in Sydney. 

Things to Do in Sydney 

Sydney has numerous fun activities and attractions on offer. Here’s taking a look at some of them. 

Q1. What are popular things to do in Sydney? 

Popular things to do in Sydney include learning how to surf at Bondi, dining out every week, walking at the Sydney Harbour Bridge, touring the Sydney Opera House, ferrying to Cockatoo Island, exploring Watsons Bay, Admiring the NSW Art Gallery, and more. 

Q2. What are some free things to do in Sydney? 

Some free things to do in Sydney include going on a free tour, taking a stroll through offices of the City Council, the building of Queen Victoria, the City Library, getting lost in the Botanic Gardens of the Royal, hanging out at the Manly Beach, walking through Hyde Park, admiring St. Mary’s Cathedral, etc. 

Q3. Does Sydney have many romantic attractions? 

Romantic attractions in Sydney include exploring Milk Beach, the Rocks, Blu Bar 36, Sydney Tower, Rose Bay, Hunter Valley, Blue Mountains, QVB Mall, Beach Walk, Royal National Park, Luna Park, and more.

Q4. What are family-friendly things to do in Sydney? 

Family-friendly things to do in Sydney include visiting the cost-effective top galleries and museums, time travelling in the Rocks, heading to the amusement parks, planning a family picnic at Barangaroo, enjoying at Shelly and Manly beaches, etc. 

Q5. What are unusual things to do in Sydney? 

Unusual things to do in Sydney include exploring the Rocks, learning beer cooking and BBQ, enjoying scenic helicopter flights, Harbour Kayak Tour, ferry hopping, Barista class, etc.

Places to Visit in Sydney 

Some of the top places to visit in Sydney include the following: 

  1. Sydney Opera House- This attraction is the world’s most famous building which is visited by people from across the globe. Travellers like to get clicked at the steps of the Opera House.
  2. Sydney Harbour Bridge- The locals call this attraction the Coathanger. Tourists can take a stroll through the bridge and admire the place. The Sydney Harbour Bridge also displays the first fireworks of New Year's eve in the world.
  3. Bondi Beach- Bondi Beach is a must-see tourist spot that is famous for surfers and backpackers.  
  4. The Rocks- It is a historic and beautiful part of the city. Travellers can also shop every weekend at the market. There are several galleries and shops along with lovely old pubs around the streets.  
  5. Darling Harbour- Travellers can stroll around the district and visit amazing attractions like the National Maritime Museum of Australia, Chinese Friendship Garden and more.
  6. Wildlife Zoo- Wildlife Zoo of Sydney has many big wild animals like Wombats, Crocodiles, Kangaroos, Koalas, and Platypuses. Some of the different zones that travellers can explore inside this zoo are the Devils Den, Gumtree Valley, The Kangaroo Walkabout, Nightfall, Wallaby Cliffs, and Butterfly Tropics. 
  7. Sealife Aquarium- The fabulous Sealife Aquarium is located near the Wildlife Zoo in Sydney. The aquarium also has some zones that can be explored by tourists. 

Explore: Fun Things To Do In Sydney With Family And Friends

Places to Eat in Sydney 

Top restaurants in Sydney include Miso Japanese Restaurant, Restaurant Hubert, Cho Cho San, Long Chim Sydney, Glass Brasserie, etc. 

Street Food in Sydney 

Street food in Sydney comprises several top joints including Foodoomooloo Turkish Street Joint, Bun Me, Malacca Straits Thai, Gozleme King, Hungry Jack’s etc. 

Shopping in Sydney

Key shopping destinations in Sydney include Pitt Street Mall, Chatswood Chase, Macquarie Shopping Centre, Westfield’s Bondi Junction, Birkenhead Point, and more.  

Transportation in Sydney

Sydney has a well-connected public transport system such as buses, trains, light rail, and ferries. Therefore, travellers who arrive in the city can get their Opal Card which makes using public transport a lot easier and more convenient. The Opal card gives travellers a daily travel limit and allows them to use all types of transport systems. 

Weather in Sydney

The best time to visit Sydney is between September to November and then from March to May, whenthe weather is pleasant and the crowd in the city is less. The airfare is also less expensive during these months. People can enjoy the major attractions with a simple light jacket as it is less chilly during March-May. The ultimate tourist season is between December and February. It is also quite expensive to visit the city during this time.