We only sell three room types because that is what the building can do well. King Deluxe is the workhorse: one big bed, a desk that is not a joke, blackout that actually works on George Street. Harbour Suite is the extra sitting room for people who will take calls in a chair instead of on the bed. Twin Studio is two proper singles for colleagues, siblings, or anyone who does not want to share a mattress and then discuss it at breakfast. Rates below are nightly starting prices in Australian dollars for 2026, before a five-night weekday note of 20%. We will not mark a room as 70% off. Each card carries a guarantee we can keep and a condition that stops surprises. The button sends you to the only form on this page. Photos are square on purpose, so you see the room, not a wide-angle fantasy of a wardrobe. If you need connecting doors, say so in the notes. We have two pairs, and they go quickly on conference weeks.
From AUD 320 / night
28 square metres, king bed, walk-in shower, desk, kettle, blackout. Guarantee: if the room is not ready by 15:00 we store bags and take 15% off that night. Condition: max two adults; rollaway only if we confirm in writing. Street-facing rooms hear buses with the window open. Keep it closed and it is a different story.
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From AUD 540 / night
42 square metres, king bed, sitting room, bath and shower. Some suites catch a slice of harbour light in the late afternoon; some catch city glass. We tell you which before you pay. Guarantee: sofa bed is made before arrival if requested. Condition: 48-hour cancel; extra guest AUD 45.
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From AUD 280 / night
26 square metres, two singles that can be zipped to a king if you ask 24 hours ahead. Good for colleagues who still like privacy. Guarantee: both beds are made to the same standard, not a leftover and a favourite. Condition: four people only with a rollaway we have confirmed. Quiet floor on request.
Book thisYou can read a thousand room lists and still not know if you will sleep. These five points are the ones guests repeat after a week, which is a better test than a brochure. They are not a claim that every hotel in Sydney should copy us. They are how this particular hotel, owned by Rosalind Peverell through Gediro Hospitality Pty Ltd, tries to behave. If one of them fails during your stay, tell the desk while you are still in the building. We can move you, fix the latch, or take money off the night. What we cannot do is unwind a review written on the train to the airport about a tap we would have replaced in twenty minutes. The list is also a briefing for night staff in 2026: if curtains fail, we do not argue about “city energy”. If a shower is weak, we do not send you a voucher for breakfast. If a desk has no socket, that room is not sold as a work stay until it does. Simple, slightly stubborn, and written down so we cannot shrug it off.
Choose a card, tap through, and complete the form once. We ask for dates because a pretty room on a sold-out Thursday is still sold out. We ask for a phone number because the driver, or the night manager, may need it. If the form is incomplete you will see a quiet error on the page. If it is complete you will see a success note and we will write to your email with the rate for those nights. That email is the hold, not this box. Payment instructions come in that message. If you need an invoice for Gediro Hospitality Pty Ltd, say so. If you are arriving after midnight, say so. If you want the five-night weekday 20% note, say so. We still answer the phone on +61292476744, and the WhatsApp link in the footer is the same number. Some stays are easier to sort by voice, especially when two rooms need to be next to each other. Write like a person. We write back like a person. Do not send the form twice if the green note already appeared; the desk will have the first copy. If the red note appeared, fix the email or the empty field and send it again. That is the only unsuccessful path we built, and it does not use an alert box. A blank date is the usual miss, so look at the calendar fields before you tap send.