Top Hotels Near Newport Park in Sydney from AU$132

"Yes everything was great for us "

"A lovely place to stay, excellent hosts who were very kind, helpful and the beds were so comfy. The apartment has all that you need to be a home from home. I would thoroughly recommend staying here. "

"Recently upgraded rooms etc. Very happy with room and facilities. Deserves a good rating."

"Amazing! Best stay on the northern beaches. Gorgeous view, great house! Clean and had all the essentials for a stay."

"Amazing place to stay with the views.. will be taking the kids next time they will love it "

"Clean room, efficient parking, close to excellent lifestyle amenities. Highly recommended "

"Perfect home for our family get together, beautiful location and views and the house was very cosy and felt like home. We enjoyed spending time out on the water with the kayaks provided. "

"Pet friendly, cosy and close to the beach and cafes.Overall great stay, would have been better if the kitchen came with at least a saucepan."

"Stair access was shown on the website as only one flight from the street entrance. From the carpark this would involve many more stairs - not made clear. There is an extra flight of stairs within the actual building not mentioned on the website.Heating was totally inadequate - two small Dysons for a large uncarpeted living space were not efficient at all and limited power points in the living room area only made it more difficult. The place gets no sun at all so even colder. Beds - linen was clean but beds poorly made - doona cover in one room had no fasteners. Spare doonas were not covered. Kitchen and laundry frig and microwave, stove, dishwasher etc were good but dinner ware really cheap and not matching. Bethrooms good - showers excellent. We left a night early as so cold - and we did have warm clothing with us. 3pm check in and 10am checkout made this a very pricey stay for basically less than 36 hours. Australia needs to do better qualitatively. Or - are landlords so cynical that attention to detail isn't that important."