Best Hotels in Mosman

We have just enjoyed three wonderful nights staying at this beautiful hotel The Albert Mosman. A little hidden gem that deserves a big reputation as the best in luxury accommodation. The Albert went above and beyond all expectations from friendly arrival greeting to our stunning room. All amenities were of the highest standard and again pure luxury. Breakfast was served with friendly smiles and the most delicious food. We will definitely return again soon.

This is an experience!!! The room was perfect and large and comfortable. We did animal view room with a great Koala just feet from us. So cool. The tour of the sanctuary was so fun and the perfect length in time. Having continual access to the zoo was great and we did sections a little at a time as we were coming and going. The breakfast was really nice for an included breakfast. The views are excellent. Utilizing the bus and ferry to go back and forth to Sydney was simple and easy. I don't know if we will make it back to Sydney, but if we do, we will absolutely be staying here again.

A jewel of a hotel. The 2 guys on reception were welcoming and efficient. The room was comfortable, and the balcony, although not big enough to actually go out onto, provided a great airy feel to the room. We were also lucky to be visited by a number of Rainbow lorikeets and a sulphur crested cockatoo there. The washing machine and drying rack were welcome after 3 days of hiking along the Bondi to Manly trail and washing by hand. Well located in the centre of Cremorne Village with a diversity of eating places nearby – and we would strongly recommend Radio Cairo. Would definitely stay there again.

I booked Roar and Snore for my 10 year old son's Christmas Present and him and I (his Mum) stayed there last night. From the moment we arrived, to the moment we left it was excellent. We were greeted by friendly staff, iced tea and water whilst everyone checked in, followed by a Welcome to Country by the amazing Lez. Truly moving moment. The first walk around was very relaxed and on the most perfect of summers evening, hard to beat! We went onto dinner, it was yummy and there was plenty of it. The drink selection was great and then we moved onto camp. The views are the best you are going to get of Sydney and with the most gorgeous sunset it was simply WOW! After checking out camp, and enjoying the views with a glass of wine, fire pit, cheese and biscuits we went out for another walk about, all the while hearing the Lions with their soul moving ROARS! The Taronga team of staff Amy, Jacinta, Lez and Mike where just fantastic, knowledgeable, funny, kind and patient and really made the experience 10/10 The tents and beds were great, very comfy and the aircon was perfect. We woke early and enjoyed sunrise & coffee before our 2 animal encounters, which we both LOVED! Extra shout out especially to Lez and Jacinta for going above and beyond with their kindness, and human connection with both me and my son. We will remember this adventure forever.

A small private hotel in a white area, check out time at 10 o'clock, a bit regrettable. It takes a few minutes to walk to the pier. You can only take a ferry if you don’t have a car. It runs every hour at night. Opposite is City, convenient. There are no restaurants nearby. Some details in the room are not hygienic, which is a failure. Everything else is good. The owner should be a westerner, check in basically requires English information contact, self-service key picking, and there is no receptionist. This is an Australian characteristic.

We were at the Sydney Harbour National Park and went to the hotel. The front desk staff was very enthusiastic when we checked in. We told us how to go to restaurants and supermarkets nearby, but they got off work at 7 pm and used it after going out. The key opens the door. The door locks, switches and window styles in the room are very retro, the public bathroom is very clean and has no odor, and it can also be bathed inside. Although there are many other guests in the building, the room is soundproof. Foreign hotels generally do not charge a deposit. Since we had to catch the plane on the second day, we got up at 4 in the morning and put the key in the staff window when we left the store.

The room is ok, we are the hotel at 8 o'clock in the evening. But there was no one at the front desk, only the envelope was left, and there was an introduction to our keys and a room. Had to press the call, the voice of an old man, can not tell the words, exchanged for a long time and finally successfully checked in. Wi-Fi is not free, it’s horrible. Fortunately, I have my own portable Wi-Fi. There is still time to take a taxi to see the light show of the opera house. Take a taxi to the opera house and it will look like a dozen Australian dollars.

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst in Sydney. We stayed in room 2, and whilst it was a smallish room, it was compact and nicely decorated and everything felt clean. In our room we had a TV, a modern bathroom with a rain shower, and space to hang a few things. We had an aircon unit that we didn’t use as the weather was very cool. The linen was clean and fresh, but the bed was a tad small and not the most comfortable. We liked the communal kitchen area and it was nice to help ourselves to tea / coffee, cereals and bread and preserves. In this area, there was also a communal fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. The rooms were made up daily, and there is the option to change out your towels. The location is convenient for the North Sydney train stop, and there are lots of frequent bus routes near to the hotel, so the hotel is in a great location. Given that this hotel has a popular pub area below, the sound proofing below was excellent but we did hear our neighbours in the adjacent room which did disturb our sleep temporarily. The food in the hotel is excellent and we had the best fish and chips here. This hotel is fantastic value for money and a great place for a short stay in Sydney.

Since its renovations this hotel now feels very slick and stylish. The rooms look great with its modern look, while still giving off warm and welcoming vibes. Beds are comfortable, and newly renovated bathrooms look great. Unfortunately, all of this aesthetic appeal is let down somewhat by the staff. I was barely greeted or acknowledged by the reception staff, and I was made to feel like I was interrupting them. There was no offer of help for my luggage or even recognition that someone with 2 large suitcases (and a child) would need assistance. The rooms no longer have phones inside them. Rather, the phone number to reception was provided during check-in. This normally wouldn't be an issue, however it seems like they just don't like answering their phone. I tested this theory myself by going into the lobby and calling the reception. Neither staff were attending to guests, and yet I can very plainly see the phone flashing and being ignored. I loved the decor and stylish touches of this new-look Rydges. Sadly, my most memorable experience from this hotel was rolling the hotel baggage cart to my room by myself to take down my luggage.