Ibis Sydney World Square Reviews

The service is quite good, and the location is fantastic- extremely convenient to get everywhere. The only issue is the facility -- the AC is very old and can hardly cool the room down. It also makes quite a few noises. Besides that it's fantastic.

Pros; Central Friendly staff Spacious room Cons: Air conditioning doesn't work great. The unit in the room was too small. To lower the temperature, we had to call the reception few times and they ended up moving to a diff room which seemed fine but middle of the night it became really warm. Kids couldnt sleep well.

My recent 4-day stay at ibis was less than ideal. The room card inexplicably deactivated three times during my stay, forcing me to visit the reception each time – a major inconvenience. Adding to the disappointment, I lost my watch in the hotel and, despite emailing on January 1st, I've received no response. The high holiday price did not align with the overall experience, making it an unworthy investment.

Good location, Staff friendly . Near convenience store, restaurant.

I enjoyed staying at this hotel. I feel, Reasonable rates and services they provided. I think every other condition was okay too to stay at this hotel for business propose. I think I will be okay to stay at this hotel again when I will have another business trip to Sydney.

Very close from Central station, just 5mins by foot. Very convenient cos there is World Square across the street. Staff are very kind and friendly . The room is clean and tidy, simple. Amenities are a little bit not enough for me. But still amazing staying

It is in a very good location, near to World square and the cbd area.

First of all, two beds, two single beds, this room type is relatively rare. Newly renovated, the bathroom is clean and bright, and the toilet facilities are new. The hot water comes quickly, I like it very much. There is a split air conditioner, a TV, a small refrigerator, a microwave, a small safe, an iron and ironing board, a new kettle (small spout, can only be used for water in and out, those who understand will understand), a table lamp... Excellent location, close to major attractions, streets, and various transportation. Specifically: It is about 10 minutes' walk from Chinatown, Central Transportation Hub, Hyde Park, War Museum, Art Museum, Queen's Building, and Sydney Tower. Opposite is the "World Square" Western supermarket, Chinese supermarket, various restaurants, bakeries, and coffee bars, which are very convenient. There are subway 🚇 stations, tram stations, and bus stations nearby, which are convenient to go anywhere. Price, daily prices are different, and the price increases a little on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. There are discounts for staying for a week. In June, the average price is 145-160 dollars/day, which is very affordable. Download Google Maps and check it out for yourself!

Ibis World Square Sydney is located in the commercial center, opposite to the World Square, and there are buses, subways and trams nearby. Anyway, you can go shopping. Walk 3-400 meters to the pedestrian street. The hotel room is small, which is the standard of Ibis stores around the world, but the hygiene and service are acceptable. Compared with the geographical location, the price is impeccable. The only inconvenience is that it does not have its own parking lot. It rents several parking spaces in the underground parking lot opposite the World Square and charges us 55 Australian dollars per day (it would be more expensive if we did not pass by Ibis). Who am I? How can I let others slaughter me? I found a public parking building on another street 200 meters away. It costs 12 Australian dollars from 7 pm to 6 am the next morning (an additional 20 Australian dollars will be added after 6 am). It happened that I had to return the car the next day, so I saved 43 Australian dollars. It was with this kind of penny-pinching spirit of exploration and perseverance that we traveled all over Australia's beautiful southeast coast and hinterland cities and towns at a grassroots price.

The room was ok but too small. The room card was hard to use, it was too hard to get to the elevator and open the door, the soundproofing was not good, the front desk service was poor, and there was no safe luggage storage.

The space is extremely small, and the air is not circulating because the windows are closed. There is a smell in the room. The bathroom socket is unsafe. The hair dryer is seriously short-circuited after being powered on, and emits black smoke (after calling to report the situation, the service staff did not come to check it immediately but went to find another hair dryer...) The only advantage is that the location is relatively convenient

The transportation is convenient, the room is sufficient, the refrigerator and iron are considerate and practical

Generally, budget hotels are a bit expensive, but hotels in Sydney are very expensive.

The transportation is very convenient. There are trams and train stations nearby. It is also very close to QVB. It only takes 3 or 5 minutes to walk to Chinatown. However, the hotel is a bit old and there is a damp and moldy smell in the room. If you live alone, it is better for travel convenience. Not bad!