Hotel terbaik di Concord West

Known as Hotel Concord, this is a lovely local pub in a quiet neighbourhood. The pub has been renovated while keeping many period features like stained glass windows. The rooms are upstairs above the bar. While ear plugs are recommended, the bar noise wasn’t very loud but the pub does close late on weekends. The rooms are large, renovated and well appointed. There are different bedding combinations at different prices, but even the “single” was a king single. The rooms all have Smart TVs, a kettle, tea & coffee amenities, cupboards, chairs, lamps & air conditioners. There are several shared sex bathrooms available as well as separate toilets. The Smart TVs include Foxtel and Netflix with Optus Sports channels too, as well as free to air options. A nice touch are plantation shutters on windows which also reduced street noise. The beds however are still extremely soft & need mattresses replaced for more stable options. The pub is across the road from Concord West train station and an easy walk to the Sydney Olympic Park precinct through lovely parks and wetlands. It’s surrounded by well designed cycle paths too. The entire area is very safe for a solo traveller to walk at night back from local events. There’s free street parking on weekends and easy access to major arterials. The staff are very friendly and efficient. There’s a guest entrance direct to the street which makes accessing the accommodation very easy. The pub is surrounded by good quality eateries, and has a local supermarket, bottle shop & gym 2 minutes away. A definite must visit. The only negative was the inflated price during a major event, at least double what was expected?

We came here for the Backstreet Boys concert, and it was a very busy weekend with Harry Styles also on at the other arena. The checkin was seamless, we had prepaid with Qantas hotels and then just paid our parking directly to the hotel as we had self parked underneath the hotel. Parking entrance was monitored and checked against booking name due to the large events, so well done on the hotels as the parking is shared with the novotel across the road also with limited parking spots available. The room has everything you need, was clean and well maintained, bathroom immaculate. Kettle and fridge with huge amount of floor space. We didn't get to spend much time in the room as we were there for an event, but the bed was fantastic. Staff helped with all enquires, no problem. So close to concert venues, and we ubered to homebush DFO to kill time before check in.

We used to stay here often and they always looked after you as a Platinum then Diamond Accor plus member, however there was no benefits this time. While the Hotel is still Ok and in great position for attending events at Olympic Park, It is the first time I've stayed at an Accorr Hotel in the last 6 years when I have not received the complimentary wine and fruit and cheese platter. Also, while the Hotel ended up booked out it did have rooms we could have been upgraded to up until around midday on the day of our stay, so we missed out on this benefit also. Fortunately the Pullman Hotel next door seems to still treat Diamond members very well. Overall very disappointed with our return to the Novotel here and will avoid in the future.

房間設施老舊了點，但是為了參加TTA比賽，真的是很方便，走路7-8分鐘就到場館了，周圍的環境很好，挺乾淨的，挺安靜的，樓下吃的快餐很多，方便選擇。前台服務差強人意，留了鑰匙給晚到的老公，可是被左右為難，直到我把孩子獨自丟在比賽場地再趕回去，看見它在信封裏就在那裡。前台的小姐姐高傲無比，當時不肯接我電話，也不肯給電話我。早餐客房服務很棒，性價比很高，推薦。

We recently stayed here with friends. Great comfortable rooms. Shared bathrooms but clean and tidy. Good beer garden. Staff we very friendly and accommodating. Good value for money. Lounge areas near rooms with tea and coffee facilities. We will be back

We were there for a tennis tournament & stayed for 3 nights & the full kitchen was a life saver. We were close to the courts so we could come & go easily. The room was big & the bed was very comfortable & the view amazing! We have stayed there before & we will stay there again.

Rubbish. Never again. Staff not helpful. Rooms are below average. One elevator working. Old mate next door loves a snore. Kids running up and down hallways at night. Rather sleep in a swag in the rain with the zipper open.

I have been an Executive and while I am not saying that being one necessarily means one should be treated with a greater privilege than others, it is a style which often appears to be applied by those hosting them. When an accommodation describes itself therefore as “Executive Accommodation”, there can be a reasonable expectation that the accommodation is just that little better than average. Not so with regards to this place. Upon arrival, the receptionist appears to have been away from the counter and one gained access to the door only when another guest was able to open the front door with a key you get after you have registered. Upon entering, the receptionist appeared to be engaged in other duties which from her point of view to be more pressing than registering a new guest. All done with a singular request for a signature (once the appropriate registration form was found) and the handing over of the keys with directions to go out the door and turn right. Going out the door meant going back onto the street, which was most confusing. Eventually she led me to a side door where, somewhere my as yet unstated room number existed. It was only by guessing that the very small number engraved on one of two keys gave any indication which room this might be. There was no need for the key initially however since when the room was finally located (which requires walking through a fitness room), the door was widely (wedged) open anyway. The room is spacious enough in a rectangular way and contains a small table with hard plastic chairs and a flat pack wardrobe and bedside cabinets. It also has two comfortable (although only one used) double beds. Power outlets were along one wall hidden by the beds, making access to connect a laptop difficult as requiring a shifting of the table to the beds. There was no guest compendium which meant having to locate the receptionist yet again to acquire the Wi-Fi password, and once a connection was made, it was very sporadic. The bathroom was of an adequate size with a small shower cubicle. No Face cloths were provided, and the bath towels were so thin that it could have passed for a tea towel. Provided toiletries were provided in inexpensive bulk type containers. Very tacky. It also pays to read the fine print regarding car parking available. They have only four spaces available (at cost) which need to be pre-booked. Otherwise, from Monday to Friday, you are restricted to two hours parking on the side of the road between 8am and 6pm. On the positive side, it is located very close to the local city railway and a reasonable sized shopping centre. A place I would be embarrassed to put an Executive, and certainly not a place I shall be returning to on my frequent trips to Sydney.

I stayed at this hotel with my wife as part of our honeymoon. Upon arrival, we were greeted by the owner: An elderly gentleman by the name of Andrew, He was welcoming and generous: When we were shown to our room, he then offered us a bigger room. He even offered us a lift to Darling Harbour the following morning and, upon request, arranged a TV for our room. The place itself is rich in history. I always love staying in historical buildings and this one is one of the best. It has the sense of age & place and it there is something to be said to be staying at a place with such a historical feel behind it. The rooms are well furnished and the beds we used were indeed comfortable. Indeed a classy place to stay