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"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. "

"Close to airport and within walking distance of Mascot train station. The burger van opposite the hotel was excellent. Breakfast was good in the hotel but evening food options not so good, which is why we went to the food van. We would stay again. "

"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 "

"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. "