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Top King Street Gallery Hotel Reviews
PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney
10/10 Excellent
"Hotel room was spacious. Did not eat breakfast there so cannot comment. Hotel is walkable to Darling Harbour, city centre and Circular Quay/The Rocks. However Town Hall station is a short walk up Bathurst st, as is the Light Rail. Lots of restaurants at Darling Harbour. Very convenient stay in Sydney to attend shows at Capital Theatre and Theatre Royal. Would definitely recommend"
"Brush for the toilet would be nice - feel embarrassed leaving the bowl in anything but the condition I found it in - not possible without a toilet brush though - sorry housekeeping "
"Staff were great - very helpful, accommodating and able to assist with all my queries. Really made my stay as comfortable as possible. Thank you guys, (especially for allowing for an early check in - Simran was fantastic) "
"The staff here were amazing. Every member of staff we met or spoke to were excellent, friendly and helpful. In particular, I’d like to highlight Joanne and Roman in the Club Lounge for their excellent service.
We had a suite with a balcony which was excellent, comfortable and very well equipped. The view over Darling Harbour was fantastic. The hotel put an extra bed in for my son in advance. The bathroom was huge - with two sinks, a large bath and a separate walk-in shower. It was cleaned daily and restocked with still water. There was a Nespresso coffee machine, a fridge with mini bar, a safe, an iron & ironing board and plenty of towels and toiletries.
The hotel is right next to a main road and so there is some extra noise when you open the door to the balcony, but no more than you expect from any city centre hotel. The location is perfect for walking to all the main sights and attractions, but taxis or Ubers are always available out front.
I highly recommend this hotel. "
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King Street Gallery is located in a scenic area of Sydney known for its renowned opera house and major shopping area. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay, take a look at the 1028 hotels and other accommodation options you'll find within a mile.
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What can I see and do near King Street Gallery?
Sydney Jewish Museum, Australian Museum and Art Gallery of New South Wales feature captivating exhibits. Sydney Harbour Bridge, William Street and State Theatre are monuments to see when you're exploring the area around King Street Gallery. You can check out the local talent at Sydney Opera House, Metro Theatre and Theatre Royal.
