Manly Hotel Guide - 5 Stars Hotels in Manly, Sydney

"Rooms great, view excellent, pool great & location superb"

"Breakfast menu was wonderful & staff very attentive. Rooms were clean & amenities were top of the line as expected of a Marriott. Walkable to church, shopping area, several restaurants & public transportation."

"For a Hyatt, I felt the room was very basic. While the windows were electronic contolled from the bedside, the temperature control was pretty basic. "

"Central location and well maintained "

"really enjoyed our stay "

"Breakfast was exceptional. Also the room fascinatingly large, nice tub, updated like new. Love the old building still in tact on the mezzanine. I want to go back soon. "

"Check in team continuing to be both efficient and welcoming and rooms are calm and comfortable Food is not as well executed or as interesting as it used to be so this feature of staying at the Ace is not as enticing any more "

"We stayed for 4 nights and 5 days and unfortunately, the breakfast experience was consistently disappointing. The menu selection was very poor and repetitive, far below what you would expect from a 5-star hotel. More concerning, however, was the level of service. We were travelling with a baby, and simple requests such as a high chair or baby cutlery were handled extremely slowly, often requiring multiple reminders. This made what should have been an easy dining experience unnecessarily stressful. Basic table service was also lacking. Used plates were not cleared unless we explicitly asked, which is unacceptable for a hotel of this standard. Additionally, it was quite unprofessional to see staff at the entrance wearing wireless earphones and chatting among themselves instead of attending to guests. There was little sense of organisation or attentiveness. Overall, the service at breakfast was far below expectations and significantly impacted our stay. Aside from the location, this hotel does not deliver the level of quality expected for the price."

"As usual, service, accommodation and food was first class."