Y Hotel Hyde Park

If you’re looking for hotel accommodation in the centre of Sydney which won’t break the bank and leaves your conscience clear as well, then look no further than Y Hotel Hyde Park.
Offering contemporary, affordable 3.5* rooms,Y Hotel Hyde Park is situated right in the heart of Sydney’s action.

Joining Oxford Street and Hyde Park, the hotel is walking distance from Sydney’s major attractions including The Rocks, Opera House, Chinatown and Darling Harbour. Surrounded by shops, cafes, restaurants, bars, galleries and gardens, you’ll never be short of something to do during your stay.

Whether travelling alone, with a friend or family, we have a variety of rooms to choose from, all packed with essential comforts including toiletries, tea & coffee, TV, internet, iron and hairdryer.

The café area with its welcoming atmosphere is open daily for breakfast and lunch, to meet up with friends or just to relax.

With 24 hour reception and in-room safes, you are assured a stress free stay in one of the most exciting cities in the world. So enjoy the feeling that it’s not only your bank balance that you’re helping.. disadvantaged individuals, families and communities across NSW will thank you too.

Day Luggage storage is available outside of these hours for hotel guest.( No Long Term Luggage facilities). Car parking available nearby at a charge of $25.00 per 24 hours.

Other attractions close by
The Darling Harbour area encompasses both the oldest and the newest faces of Sydney: Old because it was where ships were unloaded from early years of the 19th century onward, new because a large part of it was renovated and turned into a complex of stores, convention centres exhibition halls, and entertainment facilities. On all sides hotels and high -rise apartments are springing up. Among the possibilities is the largest museum in the country "The Powerhouse" and "The Australian National Maritime Museum, which contains significant relics from Australian seafaring history. Pyrmont Bridge with its swing bridge spanning across Cockle Bay is the gateway to the centre of Darling Harbour. Numerous other amusements include an IMAX theatre, Sega World, and Star City, Sydney's casino. A variety of restaurants caters to nearly every taste and budget and the shopping is geared for the visitor. In addition, you can enjoy a full calendar of special events and free entertainment, staged in amphitheatres and floating stages year-round. “The Rocks", this neighbourhood in city waterfront provides an excellent snapshot of social, commercial, and maritime history of Sydney, plus some wonderful views of Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the harbour. This is an extremely compact area jammed with historic buildings, shops, galleries, many restaurants and countless pubs.