alberts and victorias bed and breakfast in potts point
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alberts and victorias bed and breakfast in potts point
a nice leafy street
a short walk ( probably longer than the adverstised 10 minutes) to the sights round the harbour and the rooms are very pleasant
charming breakfast area in a courtyard
some rooms face onto this courtyard so ask if youd prefer a window to the outside
the room we visited had a fireplace
small room but decent sized bed
small bathroom
but if i were visiting sydney it seemed like a great place to stay
good coffee shop - 'dove' next door, a laundromat and what looked like a lovely restaurant across the road
plenty of backpacker places too
went into the blue chili
they wanted 70 dollars aud a night for a private room with shared facilities
i think the bed and breakfast was 140 a night- 25 rooms if i heard correctly
impressive building
well maintained victorian terrace
was nice to be able to see something firsthand - see what sydney has to offer our visitors
a short walk ( probably longer than the adverstised 10 minutes) to the sights round the harbour and the rooms are very pleasant
charming breakfast area in a courtyard
some rooms face onto this courtyard so ask if youd prefer a window to the outside
the room we visited had a fireplace
small room but decent sized bed
small bathroom
but if i were visiting sydney it seemed like a great place to stay
good coffee shop - 'dove' next door, a laundromat and what looked like a lovely restaurant across the road
plenty of backpacker places too
went into the blue chili
they wanted 70 dollars aud a night for a private room with shared facilities
i think the bed and breakfast was 140 a night- 25 rooms if i heard correctly
impressive building
well maintained victorian terrace
was nice to be able to see something firsthand - see what sydney has to offer our visitors
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So is this kind of supporting a place you visited but did not stay long enough to check out the plumbing nor soundproofness let alone if rooms were a bit on the stuffy side when in them for a while, like overnight.
Air conditioning? or ceiling fan?
Air conditioning? or ceiling fan?
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it did have aircon
we were dropping friends off and they invited us in for a visit - we checked out the building in general and their room
they are elderly
and are finding the place very good for their needs especially cos they could get a room on the ground floor with only a few steps up to the front door
id stay there - it is the kind of area i like- leafy and has a bit of atmosphere
despite being near kings cross it isnt seedy - which was their fear
i havent ever been in a city bed and breakfast so it was just an opportunity i took to have a look for myself
the breakfasts served are cold - cereals, croissants and breads that you can toast with spreads, preserved fruit - included in the nightly tariff
we were dropping friends off and they invited us in for a visit - we checked out the building in general and their room
they are elderly
and are finding the place very good for their needs especially cos they could get a room on the ground floor with only a few steps up to the front door
id stay there - it is the kind of area i like- leafy and has a bit of atmosphere
despite being near kings cross it isnt seedy - which was their fear
i havent ever been in a city bed and breakfast so it was just an opportunity i took to have a look for myself
the breakfasts served are cold - cereals, croissants and breads that you can toast with spreads, preserved fruit - included in the nightly tariff
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lanejohann, that sounds like the B&B/small hotel that's usually referred to as Victoria Court Hotel - www.victoriacourt.com.au Is that right?
If so, I've spoken to many overseas tourists who've been very happy with it, and I know the location is great, nowhere near the "seedy" part of the Cross. Thanks for posting.
If so, I've spoken to many overseas tourists who've been very happy with it, and I know the location is great, nowhere near the "seedy" part of the Cross. Thanks for posting.
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Pat
hmmm im not sure
it had a sign out the front - a doublesided pic of victoria - poor albert wasnt featured
it had a wrought iron fence - looked like two terrace buildings
i didnt note the street number but it was next to the Dove cafe
mustve been in victoria street - thatd make sense
hmmm im not sure
it had a sign out the front - a doublesided pic of victoria - poor albert wasnt featured
it had a wrought iron fence - looked like two terrace buildings
i didnt note the street number but it was next to the Dove cafe
mustve been in victoria street - thatd make sense
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Great B & B in Sydney called B & B Sydeny Harbour The Rocks. Great area, short walk via steps to harbour, lots of shops & restaurants close. Variety of rooms & prices, have kept charactor of area, breakfast in lovely garden. Highly recommend.




