1831 Boutique Hotel Sydney, Sydney

The hotel's rooms are a good size, not as noisy as expected for a city hotel, and conveniently close to many restaurants. However, the rooms lack a wardrobe and are small, making it a challenge to accommodate luggage without stepping over it. The venue offers easy access to the city center and is situated right on top of China Town.

Dragging my luggage up and down the steps was a bit tiring, but the room was really light and had much appreciated windows. However, there was no place to hang clothing.

I found this hotel to be a charming and budget-friendly option with some unique quirks in the room setup. The service was outstanding, going above and beyond to ensure my comfort. The location was excellent, conveniently situated between Central and Town Hall Station, making it easy to explore Chinatown and various attractions, although there were some noise disturbances. The dining options were limited but satisfactory. Overall, a good value for money stay.

The hotel offers a comfortable stay with great amenities, but lacking external windows in some rooms. The staff are friendly and helpful, providing fans for air circulation initially. The location is ideal with easy access to transportation and dining options. Dining options are basic but satisfactory.

I had a great stay at the hotel, with clean and comfortable rooms and extremely accommodating service. The location was perfect, offering easy access to various attractions, and the dining experience was simple yet satisfactory. The facilities met my expectations, making it a nice value for the money.

The hotel is in a fabulous location near Darling Harbour and Chinatown, making it convenient for both leisure and business purposes. The rooms, despite lacking a window and being a bit hot, were clean and cozy. The service was exceptional, with staff going above and beyond to accommodate our needs, although there was a minor hiccup during a fire alarm. The dining options were basic but satisfactory, especially the Parisian-style cafe nearby. Overall, a great choice for a stay in Sydney with some minor room drawbacks to consider.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room was spacious but stuffy and airless with noisy air conditioning. The check-in process was a bit tense but the room turned out to be comfortable. The location was convenient, near attractions and train stations, but not particularly scenic. The dining options were simple but satisfactory. The facilities were decent, although basic.

First off, I loved the hotel location! It's a perfect spot, within walking distance of Central Station and easy access to great food areas. The rooms were nice but in need of some updates; unfortunately, my room didn't have a table or chair due to some previous smoking incident. The service was top-notch, the staff were super friendly and really helpful during my stay. The dining options were simple and basic, more like a hostel, but I found a lovely Parisian-style cafe nearby for a nice breakfast. Overall, a great value for the money!

The hotel has a massive queen/king sized bed and 2 bunk beds in the rooms, facilitated with all essentials, but could do with a refresh. Additional lighting is needed as the rooms don't lit well. The service was accommodating, efficient, and perfect for our needs. The location is bustling, close to shops and restaurants. The dining options are basic but sufficient. Facilities are available and rated highly.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The room was comfortable and clean, though a small kitchenette would have been a nice addition. The service was excellent, with staff going above and beyond to accommodate our needs. The location was perfect, right across from Murphy's and central to the city. However, the dining options were limited, and the facilities were basic.