from 1 source
-
Overall:
"Very friendly and helpful staff - would definitley stay again." — source Travelocity
"Would recommend this hotel to anyone." — source Travelocity
-
Clean:
"The room was comfortable, clean and slept 3 very nicely." — source Travelocity
-
Location:
"I would definetly come back to this location." — source Travelocity
-
Room:
"I was impressed with the quality of the rooms and the way the staff was ready to help at a moment's notice. If you can, book a harbor view room--especially nice." — source Travelocity
"What a great view from the harbour view rooms. The rooms were large and nicely furnished." — source Travelocity
More information on Holiday Inn Potts Point
Click here to view a video of the hotelSurrounded by popular street cafes, bars and boutique shopping Holiday Inn Potts Point is set in the heart of cosmopolitan Potts Point, Sydney. One stop on the adjacent underground train takes you right into the city centre and thanks to the cross city tunnel you can bypass city traffic and arrive in Darling Harbour®s entertainment precinct in just 5 minutes or gain fast, easy access to the Harbour Bridge and tunnel, taking you north. Grab a beach towel, turn your back on the city and a 15 minute drive lands you on famous Bondi Beach. All this just 20 minutes® drive from Sydney Airport. Holiday Inn Potts Point offers warm welcome and friendly service, with a distinctly stylish look. Guest rooms are decorated in warm contemporary colours and provide a very comfortable guest experience. Relax. It®s Holiday Inn.
Check-in Time:
1400Check-out Time:
1100Total Rooms:
287Total Floors:
11 floors.Rooms:
288Area
POTTS POINT
Information by OrbitzCheck rates & availability for this hotel — Average Price: $81
Things to do near Holiday Inn Potts Point
-
-
Best known to most Australians as the drug and red light capital of Australia, the "Cross" is a sleazy collection of strip clubs, adult b...
Real Travelers who've been here
kev33a said
… hostel near King's Cross when we arrived in Sydney, on a recommendation from Jiri, a Dutch guy… continue reading »
-
This rambling old pub, tucked away in a street down the hill between destination...
-
The old SBW Stables Theatre has had a checkered career and nearly closed on several occasions. Originally home of the famous Nimrod Group...
-
If you are looking for a movie house with a different ambiance, get down to the Movie Times in the heart of Darlinghurst. Located above <...
Real Travelers who've been here
Lucy & Erin's Trip said
… got stolen which annoyed her a lot. After dinner Lucy and Emma found the movie room and so we went… continue reading »
-
Andersen's of Denmark is seriously good, real cream, ice cream, in flavors like Belgian Chocolate, Maple Walnut, and Dan...
-
This café has been serving great coffee and authentic Italian cuisine since the 1950s. Quite the place to be seen at, you might find your...
-
-
-
-
Situated on Sydney's theatre strip, there is a traditional Korean bathhouse on the floor below, so you can bathe and then dine in truly K...
-
You would be forgiven for thinking you had walked into a barn when entering Ju-Ju, this enormous Japanese restaurant. Tables are sunk int...
-
A Sydney classic: the service is as good as the food; efficient floor staff ferry fabulous food from kitchen to table, and the decor is c...
-
Exquisite food, flawless service, and an almost unbeatable view across the city's western skyline have all helped Mezzaluna p...
-
Opened in 1990, this busy, cafe-style restaurant specialises in gourmet pizza. Simple decor and a groovy clientele provide a friendly and...
-
This is the epitome of cheap and cheerful, hearty and hungry, go hungry and leave satisfied. Recently renovated to cater for the expandin...
-
Cheaper than visiting Tokyo and almost as authentic this is probably the best soba noodle around. The chef and owner makes these fresh so...
-
Onde is a trattoria style bistro with a casual atmosphere that offers some of the best value meals around. The eclectic, buzzing vibe mak...
-
Fez is open all day from breakfast through until dinner. The décor is comfortable and relaxed, reminiscent of a colorful...
-
Dine on the subtle, yet spicy flavours of Sydney's best Indian. The bright and buzzy ambience perfectly complements this bistro style, lo...
Popular Potts Point Hotels
- Blue Parrot
- Macleay Serviced Apartments
- The Original Backpackers Hostel
- Holiday Inn Potts Point
- Bedlam Mates Place Sydney
- The Funk House
- D.lux Budget Hotel
- Sydney Central Backpackers
- Challis Lodge
- LIDO SUITES KINGS CROSS
Popular Hotels Nearby
- Holiday Inn Potts Point | 0.0 m
- Crest Hotel | 0.0 m
- The Schoolhouse Backpackers | 0.0 m
- Asylum Sydney | 0.1 m
- The Barclay Hotel | 0.1 m
- Great Aussie Backpackers | 0.1 m
- The Globe Backpackers | 0.1 m
- Highfield Hotel | 0.1 m
- Hotel Formule 1Kings Cross | 0.1 m
- Bedlam Mates Place Sydney | 0.1 m
Potts Point Travel Experiences
-
Checking out Sydney's famous harbour!
Well, I arrived in Sydney eager to check out the pretty harbour city. I decided to stay at Bondi Beach which is a bit out of the city cen... Continue reading »
-
On Our Own Again, Down Under
We arrived in Sydney without much trouble, so we went off to find the hotel I'd booked. Our Lonely Planet had it listed, and it wasn't fa... Continue reading »
-
Five o'clock is wine o'clock!
Our first job in Sydney was actually a trip to the doctor in the airport. No we weren't carrying any infectious... Continue reading »
-
“Will that be all sir?”
“Yes” I said as I just ordered fish and chips for my Christmas lunch. It was about as British as it was going to get that day. Emma had o... Continue reading »
-
Sydney - a city of many cultures
Saturday 18 November 2006 – Sydney on a late Saturday afternoon and it was absolutely heaving. We had to drive through two toll stations... Continue reading »
Where have you been lately?
Share your travels with friends & family
- Free Travel Blog
- Stunning maps
- Share experiences
- Automatic emails
- Unlimited photos
- Unlimited entries
