Zara Tower – Luxury Suites and Apartments

Stayed in a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment. The room, bathroom and kitchen supplies (pots, pans, toothbrushes, slippers, detergent, etc.) are all very complete. The washing machine and dryer are easy to use and cleaned daily. It is only a few minutes' walk from Central Station and Museum Station. It is very convenient to take the bus from Sydney University back to the hotel and get off at the door. There is a Chinese restaurant and a Vietnamese rice noodle shop downstairs. You can buy an opal card across the road.

The room is well-equipped, but a little close to the road

. Children over 2 years old are considered adults and may have to pay an additional $100 per day (we paid a total of $300 extra for 3 days). . “Zara Tower Luxury Suites & Apartments” needs to announce its rate-related policy in more detail. . I am sorry and grateful to the Trip.com representative who listened to my consultation for two days, believing only what the hotel staff had misrepresented. . Details regarding fees are as follows. I booked for 2 adults + 1 child. Below it was a small note: “Separate fees may apply for children.” Actually, my child is 9 years old, and since it wasn't a hotel that offered breakfast, I thought there would be an additional charge and it wouldn't be much. When I entered the hotel, there was a sign saying "Separate charges may apply for children" and I was told I would have to pay an extra $100 per day. In the process of talking with the employee for a while, I said the following (I used a translator to double-check it for accuracy). “I received an additional amount because it said so on the voucher, and if Trip.com says I don’t have to accept child rates, I will return the money,” he said. I spent 2 days of my trip worrying about this, contacting and confirming with Trip.com again. What Trip.com agent Charlie later confirmed is as follows. "Children over 2 years of age are considered adults, so they must pay at the amount indicated by hotel policy (USD 100 per night)." Even if the hotel staff hadn't said that strange thing, I would have thought it was my fault for not knowing the hotel's strange rule (children over 2 years old are considered adults)... My time was so precious. . It was a large room with open bedroom/living room/kitchen. It seemed like he wanted to experience it at least once. . The bathroom/shower room was very uncomfortable. It would have been nice if they were separate, but it was disappointing that they were all in one space and looked very desolate. . The kitchen had a refrigerator, microwave, oven, and gas range, as well as dishes, cups, knives, spoons, and chopsticks. Salt, pepper, and detergent are also available.