All a person wants when they visit a new city is a pleasant experience,
accurate Information on where the hotel is, where the keys are kept for both the door and garage and a phone number with someone who will call you back inside 5 to 10 minutes should there be any further questions or emergencies.
I should have paid attention to the other reviews because this one isn't going to be any better.
Information and communication are really important in a new city, especially one as confusing as Sydney.
As a result of how the information was given initially, along with the fact that garage keys weren't anywhere to be found my stay in Sydney was very stressful and not very enjoyable.
My tyre was damaged from the spike strip outside the garage.
I felt that I couldn't use my car because I didn't have an access card to get me on and out. I was told that I could use the parking anyway and that any tickets would be reimbursed, but given the current situation and how hard it was to contact anyone to get the right information I didn't believe that this would be the case.
Therefore I chose to leave my car in the garage and not drive it. 3 days later when I wanted to leave I couldn't because my battery was flat because the car hadn't been driven.
Having to go through changing a tyre after 9.5 hours drive because someone hasn't done there job properly and done what they would say they would do by leaving the access card was extremely frustrating and upsetting.
Then having the extra expenses of paying for the tyre repair and pay for someone to come change my battery made me even more angry, oh and also pay for the parking ticket.
As for the room it wasn't that clean. My partner found the bathrooms very unclean with hair left lying around and other parts looking very dirty.
The shower was borderline. If you're a Hobbit you'll fit in fine.
I've stayed in many places all over the world and it's really disappointing to think that the worst experience I ever had away from home was actually in my own backyard.