Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Surry Hills
A courtyard pool five minutes from Oxford Street
About this hotel
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Surry Hills pairs its garden courtyard pool with a barbecue area, a setup built for evenings spent on site rather than out at a restaurant every night. The stylish units include a separate living and dining area alongside a fully equipped kitchen with all appliances and utensils, and an LCD TV with cable channels covers a night in. Oxford Street's cafes, shops and restaurants sit five minutes' walk away, giving Surry Hills its own dining and shopping identity distinct from the CBD ten minutes further by train from Central Station. The neighbourhood itself is one of Sydney's more residential inner-city pockets, trading harbour views for a genuinely local feel. Accessible parking is available on site, and the fitness centre rounds out the property's leisure facilities alongside the pool.
- Courtyard pool and barbecue
- Near Oxford Street shops and cafes
- Apartment-style living areas
- Ten minutes from Central Station
Our take
Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Surry Hills suits travellers who want Oxford Street's cafes and shops within walking distance more than a CBD or harbourfront address, particularly longer-stay guests using the kitchen and living area. The courtyard pool and barbecue setup favour a social, self-catered evening over hotel dining. It's a weaker fit for anyone wanting the Opera House or Circular Quay within an easy walk, since both require a trip into the CBD.
- ✓Use the barbecue area for at least one evening, since it's a genuine feature here, not a decoration.
- ✓Walk to Oxford Street for dinner options rather than defaulting to the kitchen every night.
- ✓Take the train from Central Station if you need the CBD, since it's a ten-minute ride rather than a walk.
Why we love it
- Garden courtyard pool and barbecue area
- Five minutes from Oxford Street
- Full kitchen and living area
- Local, residential Surry Hills setting
Why guests love itA couple staying for a week near Oxford Street finds the courtyard pool and barbecue at Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Surry Hills become the default plan for a night in, especially after a day spent shopping along the street five minutes away. The kitchen and living area make the apartment feel less like a hotel room and more like a short-term base, and the ten-minute train ride into the CBD from Central Station keeps the option open without living there.