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The hotel was superb - location, amenities, service, space, cleanliness. Mascot is a great place to stay, there are plenty food options and the train goes to city centre and airports (both domestic & international). Definitely would go back to Meriton Suites.

It was a rather long distance to drag luggage with a child at 11 at night. It was nice to take the airport shuttle in the morning, but It was a shame because it was a long way to get in. The room was large and spacious, but the bathroom was too big and empty. It was a bit scary. Overall, it is clean and satisfactory.

The positives are: located close to the airport and within easy walking distance from the train station. There are many eateries and a super market close by. A very spacious apartment with a generous parking space. Covered balcony space if you want to step outside without going down stairs. What I did not like: the apartment furnishing is very minimal and drab. I looks really old and not well maintained with marks on all the walls, chips in floor tiles, worn furniture. The apartment is not serviced, but there is a washer and drier so you can wash towels yourself. Cleanliness is questionable (dirty appliance knobs, mold in the shower, unwashed dishes in cupboard, very dirty windows), but cleaning products are provided so you can get stuck in yourself. The space also feels very unfinished with no towel rails, no toilette brush and minimal crockery provided, but the coffee machine was a pleasant surprise. There is no dedicated work space and the wifi buffers with Netflix. The shared spaces like lifts, garbage room, lobby and parking garage is covered in notices outlining issues and threatening action - dumping of rubbish (which is rife in the parking basement), people using the garden space outside of designated times etc. Definitely read the confirmation emails and check-in instructions well and have those emails handy. There is zero human interaction in the entire process so do not expect face-to-face communication of any kind.

Stayed in the ‘penthouse’ which was a good size and quite functional in terms of location and amenities. I wouldn’t say it’s so much a penthouse as it is an apartment on the top floor. Was pretty clean unless you looked under the sofa. The noise didn’t bother us but it is pretty noisy being directly under a flight path. Be careful driving into the underground car park. I nearly ripped the underneath of the car to shreds because of the angle going in. Parking was $15 a night. Bathroom was pretty average - hence my title...needs some TLC. Grout coming out and discoloured, mould growing on the roof, laminex bulging and broken - just looks old, tired and dirty. Make sure you take your rubbish otherwise there is a hefty fee. Best place to park when you arrive is in Botany LANE not Botany Road. Only problem is you have to walk through the garden to get to reception. Overall good value for money and a great location. Eateries on Botany Road are a short walk and offer loads of different options.

The room was quaint, but everything about this hotel was decent. The bathroom was big enough, very clean, and has top-of-the-line sundries. It was very conveniently located just below the departures hall. Because of its size, there’s really not much to expect, but the cleanliness and service are superb. I did have one concerning experience when my room suddenly was filled with the smell of suffocating engine fumes, and I was woken up in the middle of the night. I have written a letter about it; I am waiting for the hotel’s response.

As my partner and I approached The Elysium, we were immediately charmed by the hotel's grandeur, ensconced in an atmosphere of tranquility, a serene oasis in the bustling city. Our stay was but a couple of nights, yet every moment spent there was steeped in pure bliss, leaving us with unforgettable memories. The warmth with which we were greeted upon arrival was only the beginning of our enchanting journey. Despite it being a busy weekend, the staff went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable and hassle-free. Their genuine interest in our well-being, coupled with their attention to detail, made us feel truly pampered. Our room, a serene haven, was tastefully decorated, blending modern amenities with subtle touches of elegance. A sweeping view of the city skyline against the setting sun from our window was simply mesmerizing, adding an extra layer of magic to our stay. The cleanliness and peaceful ambiance of the room were second to none, contributing to our restful nights. Evening walks in the hotel's serene gardens, imbued with the soft scent of blooming flowers, brought us closer to nature and each other. Meanwhile, the sleek, tranquil spa with its range of rejuvenating treatments further elevated our stay. Our experience at The Elysium was indeed a magical escape, made even more special by the fact that we shared these wonderful moments together. It was a refreshing break, a chance to disconnect from the mundane, and reconnect with each other. Our memories of this place are etched in our hearts, making us yearn to return when the opportunity arises. We left The Elysium with heavy hearts but with the promise of a future visit. It was more than just a hotel, it was an experience, a beautiful chapter in our lives, that we would happily revisit.

Flying from Brisbane to Sydney, I stayed at the Travelodge for 1 night before catching an international flight the next morning. I arrived at T2 with time to spare before check in so walked to the Hotel. ( use the exit by baggage carousel 3 cross the road turn right and follow your nose, being 66yo I prefer to follow my nose than trust Google ) The walk takes 15-20 minutes. The rooms as expected were functional and clean. There is a bar in the lobby. There is also a bistro on the ground floor near the elevators which I only saw after returning with food that I had walked back to T2 to purchase something for dinner. The Travelodge is down a side street and therefore probably quieter than other Hotels, such as Quest, which are on the main road. Having the shuttle bus to the International Terminal ( $10 ) right next door is a big convenience. For the benefit of light sleepers the rooms on the left hand side of the Hotel are under a flight path, planes are easily heard, though there is a curfew ( as I understand it ) between 11pm and 6am at T2 and T3. Travelodge is comfortable and clean and I recommend for a stay near the airport.

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 drove here, and I had to pay for parking, which was not very happy because it was not in the city. Overall it was OK, after all, it was a chain hotel

Clean and very comfortable and quite large hotel room. The staff were friendly and accomodating and having a microwave/toaster in the room was very handy. The location for bus/train to the airport was excellent. A short walk to both the bus stop and the train station. I will definitely choose this hotel again as my 'airport' hotel.