Great location, beautiful street and surrounds, we had the king room with balcony! Fantastic! it was our 2nd time staying and we really enjoyed it. Will stay again.

A hotel in a very good neighbourhood when visiting Sydney for the first time. It was a walking distance to many restaurants and bars, as well as the metro at Kings Cross. Also possible to walk to the botanic garden, Sydney Opera house and even Central Business District. The view from the room was wonderful. The room was quite small (15sqm) but enough for 2 people. If you needed more tea/coffee you could get it at the reception.

The air condition could have been better, we had to sleep with the window open because it felt like there was no air in the room after a while. the cleaning was okay, however there was a bottle forgotten lodged under the bed and the carpet had seen better days, especially in the corners.

Gorgeous boutique hotel.. quiet street but in great location. I stayed in the compact double. Rooms are small but expertly appointed to maximise limited space.. staff were accommodating and friendly. Prioritised early check in for our 5 rooms to accommodate a lunch booking. The communal front room was just lovely & the veranda area at front of hotel was lovely to sip a late afternoon champagne with the crystal glasses provided.. also the ironing board & iron on each level was a great touch. Really happy with this hotel and would definitely recommend it.

I would have loved a small fold down seat/bench in the double compact room.. to sit or stow bag. But for 2.5 days it was really fine

Initial room was a converted broom cupboard and considering I’d booked 13 nights and had to then ask for to be relocated then that was disappointing ! Once moved after two night the new room was much better. Lovely cafe just up road ‘la Bombay’ is great for breakfast and this should be highlighted upon arrival. Reception were very helpful and reacted efficiently with my room change.

Pokey broom cubboard for first room ….this was worse than a prison cell!! Cleaning was average at best in room and bed could have been made more often

This beautifully restored period building is perfectly situated in one of Sydney’s most vibrant areas. Its proximity to the CBD and harbour provide for easy walking to most of the key attractions. With multiple restaurants and cafes at your door you are provided with limitless options.

Car parking is not easy to find in the area. However, 15 mins away you will find an underground carpark adjacent the police station. Public transportation can be easily located in the area, allowing easy access to Bondi and most key Sydney areas.

I had a wonderful stay of 4 nights at this charming, brilliantly located boutique hotel. Bed linen was luxe, which made getting to sleep a breeze: smallish ensuite, but more than suitable for my needs. A small bug, there was no face washer or flannel. Hard to wash using body wash. The staff were terrific, letting me check in an hour early, and very thoughtful. I will be staying here in the future, priced very keenly.

The cups for coffee and tea are too small and more of a modern Euro mug style. There wasn't a flannel or face washer supplied with towels.

Beautiful building and decor. Having the lift was a surprise, but great seeing as we had our room on the top floor. The staff was very helpful at all times. The ‘Little Lobby’ was a lovely touch, seeing the rooms were small. The hotel is so handy for public transport as well. We visited Sea Life in Darling Harbour, went to a play in Kirribilli’s Ensemble Theatre and came back by ferry, after which we explored the Rocks.

There is a drain smell in the bathroom, which is a bit offensive. Room 402. Also, as someone who has trouble seeing in the dark, having a black bin is always a problem. It would be great for the bedside lights to have an on/off switch. Is it possible to have some information on the history of this grand building? It is intriguing with all the steps doing higgledy piggledy, you have no idea which way is north or what you are looking at from your room. (We had no view, only of taller buildings in the neighbourhood). It surely must have an interesting history, being in Potts Point.

This hotel is set in a Lovely heritage building in a modern but sympathetically restored style, down a leafy street, in the pretty Challis area of Potts Point. Clean quiet and comfortable room and nice en-suite shower room too. Outside in the small courtyard there was also a table and chairs to catch the evening air. Near the reception was a lovely morning room for guests use with complimentary tea and coffee which was a surprise and very welcome. I enjoyed my stay here, nice room, compact but perfectly formed and well designed. Lovely clean sheets, very comfy mattress and pillows, I slept like a log, but I do always travel with a weighted eye mask so I didn’t notice if the room may be a little light for some people in the mornings. Very helpful, polite and professional reception team too made it a great stay and good value too. I love this area - Potts point is fun and many cafes and restaurants around and you can easily walk through to the art galleries, botanical gardens, the opera house and all the ferries at circular key. I will happily return.

Nothing not to like - I lived it all - all was good except the room I booked might be a little small for some but it was fine for me as a solo traveller. The room was exactly as shown in the photos. Was not in the main part of the building but through a shared courtyard - but I’d booked the cheapest room at a very good rate so this was fine for me.

This was a really cute little boutique hotel in a cool neighbourhood. Nicely decorated with a big comfortable bed, lovely balcony which also gave the opportunity to have the door open for air flow. Complimentary snacks were a nice touch. We got to go to heaps of good restaurants as there are lots within walking distance, we ate somewhere different for every meal and didn't run out of places to try. Good public transport nearby, or an easy walk down the stairs at the bottom of the street to the city.

The only real downside for us was the tiny shower meaning you end up touching the shower wall or pushing on the door while moving around in it. In a lovely old building that's understandable, but worth being aware of.

I have stayed once before, and it is a location where I always stay when I come to Sydney. It is gorgeous building, and a bit quirky which I really like (the stairs connecting rooms to hallways, lift etc . Rooms have sufficient room and the beds are super comfortable.

room was not ready when I arrived early but not a problem as I knew checkout was after 2pm so was able to leave bags and head off on intended visits to NSW art gallery and trip via ferry to Balmoral. when I returned after 4 there was initial confusion with which room I had been allocated and when I attempted to watch channel 7 (AFL game) there were no 7 channels; I was able to reprogram the settings but a bit disappointing when I contacted front desk that there were at a loss as to what to do eg there was no expert available to attend to this minor issue...amazed myself as I am NOT tech head that I was able to remedy the situation!! I was not given an option to have the room serviced on daily basis but fresh towels were left on second day.