Mercure Sydney
4 StarsLevel 13 Privilege Rooms, Rooftop heated swimming pool
Level 13 Privilege Rooms, Rooftop heated swimming pool
Traditional wood-panelled restaurant, Quiet internal courtyard rooms
Dedicated tour and ticket assistance, Walkable Darling Harbour proximity
Triple-glazed city view rooms, Authentic Thai dining experience
Roftop outdoor swimming pool, Spacious family-friendly suites
Custom-designed boutique cinema, Heated indoor pool and spa
Central Station transport link, Private open-air balconies
Dedicated travel desk, Award-winning hostel experience
Signature open-plan dining at The Ternary, Two-story Executive Loft Suites
Futuristic capsule accommodation, Excellent public transport access
Convenient guest planning notes, Indoor pool with celestial ceiling
Modern Australian dining at Amber, Refurbished high-tech fitness center
Heated rooftop swimming pool, Heritage-listed dining experience
Saturday night firework views, Custom omelette and barista station
Retro disco-inspired boutique concept, Modern fitness center partnership
Rooftop swimming pool, Dedicated cinema room
Heated outdoor infinity pool, French-inspired Atelier dining
Authentic Chinese dining, On-site beauty and massage spa
Rooftop swimming pool, Storehouse Restaurant and Bar
Central Station transport hub access, Contemporary walk-in rainfall showers
Industrial-chic capsule living, Central Sydney CBD location
In-house Soul Deli cafe, Unique glass-walled bathroom pods
Iconic Sydney Harbour panoramas, Celebrity-favored Presidential Suite
Spacious Studio and Executive suites, Modern urban retreat in Chippendale
Heated indoor-outdoor pool, Signature fine dining precinct
Indoor and outdoor lap pool, Chinatown and Haymarket proximity
Theatrical boutique concept, Capitol Kitchen and Bar
Zephyr sky bar panoramic views, On-site wellness and day spa
Rooftop pool and hot tub, On-site Thai restaurant
Vibrant Chinatown district setting, Flexible check-in options
Historic pub and boutique stay, Social gaming and billiards room
Chinese Garden of Friendship views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Historic Victorian-era pub atmosphere, Lively traditional Australian pub
Modern 24-hour fitness studio, Central Pitt Street location
Heritage-inspired central city stay, Multi-room executive family suites
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Whatever brings you to town, the chances are you will use the imposing Central railway station at some stage during your visit to Sydney. Besides being the gateway to central Sydney for many travellers, it’s also a key transport nerve centre used by Sydneysiders for commuting and leisure. Served by regional and national passenger trains as well as Sydney Light Rail, it’s little wonder that this busy station handles more than 85 million passengers annually. The station is also a bus terminal and the launchpad for intercity coach travel from Railway Square, which is just outside. Furthermore, air passengers using Sydney Airport can take a direct train to the airport from Central railway station Sydney.
A railway station has occupied the site between Sydney’s bustling CBD, Surry Hills and Haymarket since Victorian times, but the present-day structure, which is a heritage-listed building, was completed in 1906. The Grand Concourse at the heart of the station is where passengers can get travel information, buy tickets or grab a bite to eat.
Whether it’s a short hop or a long-distance route, Central railway station Sydney offers passengers a wide choice of trains. It is the departure point for the Sydney to Melbourne train, which takes about 11 hours, and the airport train, which takes less than ten minutes. Those travelling elsewhere in Sydney can use the station to catch buses to Bondi Junction for a day at the famous Bondi Beach, or take trains to suburban shopping hubs like Parramatta.
Central railway station Sydney also sits at one end of the blossoming Sydney Light Rail system. Offering connections along the L1 line to Dulwich Hill, it is a popular service that takes in Sydney Fish Market and the International Convention Centre Sydney. Plans are afoot to extend the light rail service and to develop a new underground station at Central Station Sydney as part of public transport scheme to open a new phase of the Sydney Metro network in 2024.
Being strategically positioned at the southern side of the CBD, Central railway station Sydney is surrounded by accommodation options and hotels, including luxury and budget choices. If you want an affordable hostel near Central Station Sydney, you could try the Westend Backpackers. If you have more to spend, a popular pick among the mid-range hotels near Central Station Sydney is the Metro Hotel Marlow Sydney. Both options are conveniently located just five minutes’ walk away in Pitt Street.
For foodies who have some time to kill in downtown Sydney while changing trains, it’s worth remembering that Central railway station Sydney is just a short walk from the trendy Surry Hills neighbourhood, which is renowned for its cool cafes serving generous brunches. If dining options on the Grand Concourse at the station don’t inspire, you could walk to neighbourhood cafe favourites like Single O Surry Hills in six minutes or Reuben Hills in eight minutes. For Australian wines, atmospheric surroundings and Mediterranean tapas made with local produce, NOMAD is a popular restaurant located near central station. It can be found in Foster Street.
Sydney Central Railway Station is a top attraction in Sydney, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Sydney Central Railway Station, including popular choices like Central Private Hotel, Mercure Sydney, 28 Hotel, Wake Up! Sydney Central, Central Studio Hotel Sydney.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Sydney Central Railway Station, Central Park, University of Technology Sydney - UTS, Sydney's Chinatown, Paddys Markets at Haymarket, all within a convenient distance from Sydney Central Railway Station.