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"Great place, close to transport options and was perfect for a night out with the wife "

"The Fullerton is walking distance from a lot of areas (maybe not if you have mobility issues). I walked everywhere in my 3 day stay. Beds are comfy. Felt safe as a solo traveler. It’s an old post office that’s remade and I think they do tours. Be sure to check out Chinatown. I also noticed a lot of shops are under, like Hunter St/Place. Breakfast is free unless you want to order from the menu. It is okay. "

"Comfortable bed. Requested extra blanket which arrived within minutes. Super clean room/ bathroom. Liked the knock on the door from cleaning supervisor who was randomly asking questions on the service we received/ were we happy with cleanliness etc. "

"Bed and room terrific "

"We love staying here! We’ll be back again. "

"bathroom a little small"

"It was an outstanding place. The staff went above and beyond. Could not be any happier with this hotel. "

"The Hyatt could not have been better located for what I wanted to do. With an exit in the back right onto Darling Harbour and the many attractions there, including the tour boats, dining and other entertainment, and a short walk to just about every form of transport in Sydney, including busses to Bondi Beach, the L2/L3 to Circular Quay and the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and the trains out of Town Hall or Wynyard. There wasn’t a single thing I wanted to do that I couldn’t walk to, or get public transport to. I didn’t have the best view, looking at a parking garage, but the other side should have had great views of Darling Harbour and the Saturday fireworks. If I had to be critical, there was a lot of light leakage from the hallway through the door, and it would have been nice if the dressers had a drawer into which I could have put my dirty clothes, but that is about the only fault I could find."

"Spacious rooms. Easy walk to the lyric theatre. "