Sydney Spa Hotels

The hotel itself truly embodies the Capella brand, a renovated old building in Sydney. It seamlessly blends modern design with local culture, doing an excellent job of integrating with its surroundings, making it a benchmark for luxury hotels. We were upgraded to a Skyline Suite, but to be honest, it wasn't as stunning as expected. The suite felt a bit small for a suite, and due to its location, the buildings are quite close together, so privacy might be slightly compromised. Breakfast was decent, nothing extraordinary. Overall, it still maintains the distinct Capella vibe.

I stayed here for 5 days in Sydney, and it's actually better than being in the city center. Every day, it's just a few stops to Circular Quay and Central, which are major hubs. The hotel is near Mascot station, and downstairs there are restaurants, bubble tea shops, a local supermarket, and an Asian supermarket. It feels more like a living neighborhood, and taking the subway out every day makes you feel like you're blending in with the locals. The hotel room is quite spacious, making it convenient for cooking and doing laundry daily. However, it's not cleaned every day, so you have to empty your own trash.

Traveling as a family of four with two kids, our top priorities for accommodation are safety and cleanliness. This hotel is not right in the center of Sydney, but it's close enough. You can walk to Darling Harbour and the Sydney Opera House—it makes for a very pleasant city walk. It's also not far from the Coles supermarket, about a 10-15 minute walk. Transportation is very convenient; the light rail is just a 2-3 minute walk away, and it's only a few stops to Chinatown. The hotel staff were all very friendly, which completely shattered my stereotype that foreign hotels lack service. We booked a twin room with 1.3-meter-wide beds. The beds are on wheels and can be moved, so we pushed them together, making it completely stress-free and not at all cramped for sleeping. To be fair, the breakfast cannot compare to what we get back in China—it's pure ”white people food.” It feels like there are fewer options than even the cold dish section of a domestic hotel breakfast, but I can totally understand it, hahaha. If you have a sufficient budget, I’d recommend staying here; the experience is genuinely great. By the way, a quick heads-up: if your kids are going to watch TV, parents should keep an eye on whether it's a paid service. There seemed to be two billing methods: paying via QR code or charging to the room to be settled upon check-out. My two kids watched TV for two hours, and I was charged 50 dollars. Oh, and at check-in, they collect a 100-dollar room deposit. After deducting the 50-dollar TV fee, the rest was refunded to my card yesterday. Honestly, the refund speed was lightning fast! The hotel I stayed at in the GC (Gold Coast) took a 300-dollar deposit, and there's still no word from them.

The hotel is located right in front of the tram station, which made getting around super easy. Wynyard and Martin Place train stations are just a short walk away, and Circular Quay is also a pleasant stroll. I liked that the kitchen and sleeping areas were separate, and being able to open the window for ventilation meant no lingering smells. There was one day when the tram service was suspended, which was a bit inconvenient, especially since the subway was also shut down over the weekend for us.

Our stay was fantastic. We had a function a the Star. Perfectly situated. I just want yo say just because you have money don’t be someone else you would not like others to be or treat you. Please think before engaging a pompos attitude just because your rich. Be kind, dont expect others to do things for you. Please be Australian. We are Loosing our identity

We had a brilliant experience at the Langham for our wedding anniversary! I forgot how much I like the Langham brand. From the pink ribbon around the toilet paper to the sleep ammenities (we asked for the sleep pillow mist and the room diffuser) to the suggested third eye massage technique and the chamomile tea before bedtime, we felt totally pampered and taken care of. Reservation was made for our celebratory dinner with fine steak dinner over the fantastic view of the Opera House. In room breakfast was delivered on time and the quantity copious. The Spanish bell boy was helpful and friendly. We were also upgraded to a harbour view room to our delight. Location was convenient to walk either to Barangaroo or the Rocks, for ferry ride or metro. Very pleased to have chosen The Langham, it was absolutely the right decision for us!

I arrived at the hotel at 10 AM for an early flight, and to my surprise, they already let me check in! This is the first time in dozens of international trips that I've been able to check in so early, which left a fantastic first impression. I booked for four nights. There was a construction site right opposite my room. For the first two nights, which were the weekend, they only worked during the day, so my sleep wasn't disturbed. However, on the third day, a weekday, to my utter disbelief, this thundering Sydney decided not to do construction during the day in the CBD, but instead worked all night long!!... I couldn't sleep a wink and called the front desk to ask for a room change. So, for the last night, they even upgraded my room type. Overall, the hotel's location is excellent, within a 15-minute walk to most popular spots, and not far from Circular Quay. The building's architecture strongly resembles the Wukang Building in Shanghai, which gives it a familiar and comforting feel. All the staff were incredibly friendly and kind. If I visit Sydney again, I would definitely choose to stay here!

My sister and I stayed in a room with one king-sized bed. Cleaning was done every three days, and amenities could be ordered via smartphone. The room was incredibly well-equipped with a kitchen, a washing machine (with dryer), cooking utensils, and an iron. The spa, pool, and gym were all available for unlimited use. The hotel is very close to Chinatown and within walking distance of attractions like the Opera House, so the accessibility was perfect. There were no slippers provided, so I recommend bringing your own if you need them. The staff were all very kind, and I think this is an ideal hotel for sightseeing in Sydney!

Overall, we were very satisfied. The front desk staff were friendly and even gave us a bottle of wine and a card for our anniversary. The room was spacious and bright, with a washing machine and dryer, and all the amenities were excellent. There was also plenty of living room and kitchen space. The location was very close to the railway, with many food options nearby. Although basic cleaning was only provided every four days, it was sufficient. The only drawback was that on our last two nights, we noticed cockroaches crawling out from the drain. I believe they came in because insecticide was placed in the wine, so hopefully, this can be addressed to avoid giving the impression of poor hygiene.

Fantastic hotel Good location and thanks a restaurant staff info , we can take ferry to circular quay and other places.