Hotels Near Allawah Station in Hurstville

We love our stay at this hotel so much! For travellers like us, the hotel location is perfect, it’s about 100m walking from the train station and there are so many eateries and stores to shop and dine! For Muslim travellers, the location also has multiple Halal eateries nearby, including a kebab store right across the street. We can’t find fault in this hotel, honestly. Check in and check out were super quick and easy, staff was so helpful and friendly. Left luggage storage is available and the Wi-Fi is fantastic. The hotel has an elevator, which makes it extra perfect for families with kids and elderly, or travellers with large luggage. Our room is sweet and simple, we really enjoyed the beds and showers. There are also a mini fridge and mugs with the basic complimentary tea-coffee-sugar combo. Our TV is huge and we love it! The extra plug points are also super helpful for us to charge all our devices and power banks. The hotel is basically located on top of a restaurant and sports bar, but trust us, it’s really quiet at night! If you’re travelling to the airport from this hotel, you can take a bus from in front of NAB/Chemist Warehouse and switch to another bus just 10 mins later (use Google map for details); because this only cost us about $4 to get to the airport instead of the $21 train ride! What a deal, right?

If your hotel checklist includes new fitout, comfy bed, excellent shower, quality toiletries, proximity to public transport and shops, and a plethora of eateries nearby, put the Hurstville Travelodge on your list because it ticks all the boxes. And there's more, including parking at reasonable rates, welcoming staff, impeccable cleaning standards and modern decor. We really enjoyed our one night here but it definitely won't be the last.

The room is relatively large and clean. However, the hotel faces a subway station on one side and a main road on the other side, which is very noisy at night. If you have requirements for quietness, I suggest not to choose this hotel.

On check in, I told the receptionist Anjali that I was disappointed that the room that I tried to book in online with lounge and overlooking the beach was no longer available. She checked it out and told me that she could give me an upgrade. That was an immediate delight. There were renovations going on so the hotel was not 100% and that was understandable, but I was definitely happy with the room upgrade and my cousins who were with me for the wedding were also satisfied. The place was a few steps away from Coles and liquorshop and some other shops. Beautiful vies from out room. I wish we stayed longer.

Very clean room with a comfortable bed. The only downside was the noise from the endless traffic but I did sleep well despite it. No food provided by the hotel so you do need to pop out to the pizza restaurant on the corner (The pizza was delicious!) or to one of the grocery stores just down the road which was easy enough to do.

Very helpful receptionists! Room was clean and tidy, also incredibly large! Location was easy access to train station with trains going east and into the city. Definitely recommend!

Smallest hotel room I've ever stayed in. Only stayed here for the convenience of being able to walk straight into the airport, so only stay if that is important

Perfect place to stay near the airport in Sydney. I have stayed in several hotels near Sydney airport whilst transiting and this is by far the nicest, easiest and cheapest place to stay.

Ibis sydney airort is located within 10 mins drive to Sydney Domestic airport. The room is clean and comfortable. There is a shuttle bus to domestic airport which cost AUD 12 per person. No complaint for this 1 night stay.

I resist writing reviews but had to make an exception. I have stayed in Moxy’s in New York and loved them. I walked there quicker than getting out of the car park station. Stepped into the lobby and it reminded me how dated everything else is. I used the Hotel as work base and it worked perfectly with plenty of private spaces to make calls etc. I didn’t use the meeting rooms but probably would next time. Another highlight was discovering the very close Mascot village, with cool cafes, cheap eats and apparently one of Sydney’s best banh mi’s (Hong Ha) where I joined the queue. At last I have a cool Sydney Airport stay.