We stayed at The Quest, Missendon Road for two nights in early June while a family member was in RPA.

We reserved a Studio apartment which had everything in it that we wanted. It was very clean, stylishly decorated and very quiet - our apartment faced the laneway to the left of the building as you were facing it from Missendon Road.

The staff were very friendly and helpful and check in/check out was easy. We parked our car in the secure underground car park accessed from the laneway - we reserved the car park in advance as there aren't many of them and there is an additional charge for this.

Our Studio Apartment had a very comfortable Queen sized bed (very nice quality linens on the bed too), table and chairs, flat screen TV and other techno equipment which we didn't use, good size built in wardrobe and a very spacious bathroom in soothing colours with good quality towels. There was also a balcony which we didn't use but it was great if you like to sleep with fresh air coming into the room.

Opposite the bed was a "kitchenette" complete with all the cutlery, plates and cooking utensils that you could want particularly for a short term stay, microwave and a minbar. There was no stove or cooktop or kitchen sink, but given that we had a studio, that didn't really surprise us nor bother us as we didn't plan to cook anything.

While we could pay extra for an internet connection in our apartment, there is one free internet station in the lobby which is available when staff are on duty (early morning til late at night). Free local newspapers and various tourist brochures are available from the lobby while a daily Sydney paper is delivered to your door in the morning free of charge - a bonus extra which we were didn't expect but were glad to have.

The location was great - just a couple of minutes walk to the hospital and other nearby medical facilities. There is a supermarket a minute or two away if you want to buy a few food items - I didn't because like other guests we brought a few of our own food items so we didn't have to spend time shopping.

The other thing is that there is a pub which serves great meals for around $10-12 very close by as well as several cafes - all around the $10 price range for Thai for example, and if you really must, Maccas opposite RPA. However there are a ton of cheap eats in King St Newtown if you want to venture a further 5-10 mins up Missendon Road.

Transport into the city from The Quest is very easy. Simply head to the left out of The Quest, cross over Parramatta Road, buy a bus ticket from the newsagent and wait for a bus - there is a pretty regular service during weekdays and it takes about 10 mins or so (depending on taffic conditions) to get to Town Hall in the city.

I'd definitely stay here again....but my tip would be to book early as this is good quality establishment close to RPA which can be booked out due to its popularity with guests.

Stayed here for an extended period of time (2 weeks) in a 1 bedroom apartment. The location is great for RPA, and is only a short bus ride down Paramatta rd into the heart of Sydney .

The staff are, without fail, exceptionally friendly. The rooms are well sized, and come with Aircon, and a proper kitchen. I didn't really find the noise an issue, but be aware that you are booking on Missenden Rd, which is a pretty busy street.

A couple of issues:
1. Internet was expensive. In this day and age, I can't believe anyone can get away with charging AUD$25 for 24 hrs of internet (and it was slow too).
2. Breakfast - there is no restaurant (it's an apartment of course) and they place that they allow chargebacks to doesn't open until 7:30am and not at all on Sundays. This may be fine for some, but be aware.
3. Breakfast packs, containing a small box of cornflakes, UHT milk, Golburn valley fruit pottle and some biscuits are AUD$9!

All in all, it was comfortable, warm and friendly, but nothing overwhelmingly special.

This is the first time I've used Trip Advisor and I was reading about another person that must has stayed around the same time as us, and we had such a different stay.
Loved the place, the staff are very good and extremely helpful. The manager is a delightful lady and nothing was a problem. The rooms have apparently only just been redone and were very clean and comfortable.
There was some noise one night, but that was because there were a few hoons making trouble somewhere outside on the road.
In all, I'd stay here again.

I decided to stay at Quest Camperdown as I had a one day course at Sydney Uni. It took them three goes to get the confirmation email correct at time of booking. We stayed in a one bedroom apartment. The noise was unbearable. After the first night I asked to be moved. Front desk said did you request a room less noisy at time of booking. How did I know about the noise. She said we are fully booked. The exhaust fan did not have a cover over the fan, the toilet made noise when flushed and a large knife was missing a handle (very dangerous). Knife was replaced, fan attended to but nothing else. My husband was offered a small breakfast pack which would feed a fly. We have stayed at other Quest apartments most recently in Darwin (very nice) but we will not stay at Camperdown again. We live in Sydney, I could have stayed at home and got more sleep getting up early to travel to Camperdown. This experience has turned us off Quest alltogether. We are seasoned travellers and even staying last year in paris did we experience such noise