The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

Fullerton Hotel was great. The staff was great & rooms were clean. Free breakfast that ends at 10:30am. I felt like it was advertised to be in the center of everything (like most hotels). It’s very close to the Forgotten Songs, train stations, shopping, etc. I walked to the Sydney Opera House but if you have mobility issues it may be difficult to manage that walk (not sure of the distance- it was in the metric system & I was thinking feet/miles!). I didn’t spend too much time in my room as I was off exploring. Staff was gracious to check my bag as I arrived early and bring it to my room. Beds are comfy and the hotel is gorgeous. It used to be an old post office station- I think there’s a tour but I didn’t take it. I didn’t visit the bar or get room service, room service looked a little pricier to me (usually is). They arranged a taxi service for me as well to the airport which is greatly appreciated! There are guests with kids here, but I do think this would be good for a romantic getaway

What a glorious landmark of the city. Recommended are the heritage rooms with old school charm. The hallways are well lit and filled with interesting photos of the life of this historic building. The room on L1 was large and spacious, high ceilings with the normal collection of provisions for a hotel of this day and age. Adjusting the air con settings resulted in a detectable change in room temperature. Service and people are excellent and friendly, as expected at this price point. -1 star on rooms was for a couple of quibbles; hot water fluctuates in temperature, doors lacking quiet stops, and the L shaped room could use something of interest (like a settee and a picture on the wall) in the unused far end. Although it means there’s plenty of space in the room for your morning yoga.

We stayed at the Fullerton to celebrate our wedding anniversary and watch Cats the musical. Front desk arranged for a great room and a lovely surprise chocolate cake just from our conversation while checking in. Came at 10 am before check in. So left our luggage with the luggage assistance to keep until 3pm. The luggage was automatically sent up to our room. All requests were promptly performed. Nothing to fault. Thank you for a great stay.

I had an incredible experience at this hotel from start to finish. The staff were exceptionally welcoming, professional, and always ready to assist with a smile. The room was spotless, spacious, and beautifully decorated, with all the amenities you could ask for. The hotel’s location was perfect—close to everything but still peaceful and relaxing. The food was top-notch, with a great variety of delicious options for breakfast and dinner. I especially loved the pool and spa area—so clean and well-maintained, perfect for unwinding after a long day

The executive suit with club access and breakfast is the only way to go. The food was absolutely amazing and had many options. The executive lounge was excellently ran by Jay and Along who were so friendly and professional and had amazing recommendations for food, drinks and places to visit. They truly made it feel like a home away from home. The hotel over all is exquisite. The history is everywhere and it is so centrally located that any thing you want to do or eat is with in a short walk. The executive suit was massive with all the amenities you would hope for with privacy and comfort for two people.

We've stayed at this hotel many times over the last 20 years. The hotel is in a great location for business and leisure in the heart of Martin Place. I've always loved this hotel but this time was a little disappointing. Some of the little luxuries have been scaled back. The fresh flowers in the foyer have disappeared, except for one mediocre arrangement. The bar closed at midnight on a Saturday night. Breakfast, while still good, wasn't anywhere near what it used to be and the rooms are looking a little bit dated and tired. The service still remains very good. Top marks there.

Truly a 5-Star Experience Staying at The Fullerton Sydney was exceptional. The building's rich history as the former GPO adds a unique charm and sense of heritage. guest room was spacious, well-appointed, and was very comfortable. The location is unbeatable—just a short walk to Circular Quay, public transport, and some of Sydney's best sights, will definitely recommend it to anyone.

Absolutely loved my stay at The Fullerton Hotel Sydney! From the moment I arrived, the service was warm, professional, and attentive. The location is unbeatable — right in the heart of the city, making it super convenient to explore nearby attractions. The ambiance of the hotel is elegant and relaxing, perfect for unwinding after a day out. Highly recommend this place whether you’re here for business or a holiday. Would definitely return!

Amazing two night stay at the Fullerton Hotel Sydney. Housed in the former General Post Office, the hotel is steeped in history. The former GPO was constructed in phases. Beginning in 1866, the first phase opened in 1874. It was the first major building to open in Sydney. In 1891, the clock tower rang its bells for the first time. The Grand Staircase is stunning. Heritage Tours guide visitors through the historic icon. Today, you can stay in the historic GPO or the added modern tower. Our upper room suites were so quiet and comfortable. Definitely add breakfast to your reservation. So nice to sit in the elevated lobby overlooking the courtyard of the historic General Post Office. The hot entrees, cook to order omelettes or eggs, salad bar, cheese bar, fruits and pastries were so delicious. The spring rolls were so hot and tasty. Chocolate croissants filled with chocolate creme were divine. The onion twists were addictive. Love the cooked veggies, hashbrowns and fresh pineapple. Ask for fresh orange or pineapple juice, a latte, cappuccino or hot cocoa. Love the TWG selection of teas. Earl Grey. English breakfast. Waterfruit green tea. Original sencha. Grand jasmine. So many choices. Location is so convenient. Easy to catch the Hop On Hop Off bus, walk to the park, visit the Sydney Tower, or explore the stunning Queen Victoria Arcade. So many shopping malls close by as well. Sudeep and Milos were very helpful with my parents' electronics when they had challenges that I could not address. Thanks for the industrial strength adapter for their electronics. Thanks also for the Happy Anniversary welcome card and cake to help my parents celebrate a very special 60th anniversary. Such a sweet surprise! Highly recommend this Sydney landmark for an unforgettable stay in the heart of the city.

This review is waaaaay past due. Overall I really enjoyed this hotel. It was in walking distance to everything. Food courts, attractions, local transportation, shopping, literally everything. Guess that is the plus side to staying at a hotel in the CBD district. I enjoy the many amenities the hotel had to offer. The restaurant and bar on the inside, as well as meeting rooms to hang out with friends and family. The blackout curtains in the room were fantastic! I'm the type of person that likes to sleep and pitch black room. The only thing I dislike about the room, especially being a five star hotel, there's a fact that there was not a microwave in the room. There was a mini fridge. I don't really have any pictures in the hotel or the room. The two pictures I attached one inch of you for my room and the other is a picture out front of the hotel.

Had a 4 night stay at the Fullerton and while it's a pricey 5-star totally worth it if you're visiting Sydney! Right in the CBD so it's about a 20-25 minute walk max to most places that you'd want to visit near the center! Hotel staff is friendly, room was huge and immaculately clean. I booked the Heritage Deluxe King Room and it was perfect! Will 10/10 be back.

Yelp must be new to Australia because never before had I had the opportunity to be the first to review in some many large locations. While I'm glad I have this chance, I have a backlog of reviews now! I guess... not necessarily a bad thing to have. My family decided to have an extended vacation in Australia, a country we used to go to quite often when we were young. This was our chance to relive that memory and bring on the nostalgia. The Fullerton (formerly and still known to many as the Westin) is a hotel that has prime location in Sydney. It's pretty much "not too far" from most popular locations in the city so definitely a plus from that standpoint. We had 3 days in the city so we planned our itinerary accordingly. After taking a taxi from the airport (which was about a 35 min ride), we arrived at the front door where we were promptly greeted by hotel staff. We checked in which was quick and painless but unfortunately because we arrived in the morning, our room was not ready yet. The hotel was full mostly because it was Australia day AND Chinese New Year so there were a lot of out of town guests in town. This was in spite of coronavirus scares which I'm glad business was otherwise proceeding as normal. We got to the club floor which includes 24 hour access to their lounge. In the lounge, you can enjoy light meals during breakfast lunch and dinner. You can also go there for happy hour (or non happy hour) to enjoy a drink before or after your meals. Food was great and service was excellent. The rooms are spacious and as you would expect from a hotel of this caliber, luxurious. Wifi was accessible and fast. Because we were traveling as a large group, we either went by Uber or maxi cab to all our destination. You're about a 15 min walk to tons of dinner places in the area or you can take a 15 min cab to the Opera House and Darling Harbor (where the Sea Life Aquarium/Zoo is). We had had a great experience here. My only gripe is that there are certain times of the day where there isn't food in the hotel (unless you order room service). The cafe can close and the bar sometimes won't have food at certain times of the day. We had odd schedule hours and would have been convenient for us to have something to eat in the later afternoon. Despite that, the experience was wonderful and look forward to our next stay there!