193-195 Clarence Street, Sydney, Australia
Situated close to bars, cafés, and restaurants, and only 1.5 km from the 87m-tall Pylon Lookout at Sydney Harbour Bridge, the 4-star The Clarence Hotel Sydney includes 54 rooms a 17-minute stroll from ATTY Gallery. Boasting a fitness club, the hotel is in the centre of the city, in the vicinity of the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium.
This heritage hotel is in the central district of Sydney, 400 m from Wynyard train station. The Clarence Hotel is fairly close to the 309m - tall Sydney Tower Eye Observation Deck and 5 km from Kingsford Smith airport. Also, Observatory Hill Park is situated about 1 km away. The Sydney Opera House lies around a 25-minute walk from the property. QVB city rail is 300 metres away, while Clarence St opp Barrack St bus stop is a few moments from the Clarence Hotel Sydney.
The air-conditioned rooms are appointed with an air conditioner, such modern amenities as complimentary wireless internet and a laptop, and offer private bathrooms with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet. Also, there is a safe-deposit box, a minibar provided. They come with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet along with such comforts as shower caps and bath sheets.
The Barber Shop is within 5 minutes' walk of The Clarence Hotel Sydney.
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Thomas
2021-03-30
It was worth its 3 stars. The venue was set in the central position. There's Vapiano King Street within 5 minutes walk or so, appreciated their menu...
Steve
2020-11-16
In love with this cheap hotel, it was very clean with helpful staff. We stayed for 5 nights here, loved Sydney CBD district. Besides, we had no problems with Wi Fi in the rooms.
Alf
2020-03-31
Hotel's location was GOOD. Dine nearby at Caffe Amici, which is 500 m away. We liked breakfree on clarence.
John
2020-02-14
Proximity to a train station helped to explore Sydney.
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