Which popular attractions are close to The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Nearby attractions include Paddington Markets (0.4 km), Oxford Street (0.06 km), and The Grand National Hotel (0.3 km). See all nearby attractions.

What are some of the property amenities at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and a lounge. See all property amenities.

Which room amenities are available at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Top room amenities include a minibar, air conditioning, and a refrigerator. See all room amenities.

What food & drink options are available at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Guests can enjoy free breakfast, a lounge, and complimentary tea during their stay. Learn more.

Is parking available at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Yes, paid private parking on-site and street parking are available to guests. Learn more.

What are some restaurants close to The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Conveniently located restaurants include Fred's, Saint Peter, and Cipri Italian. See all nearby restaurants.

Is The Hughenden Boutique Hotel located near the city centre?

Yes, it is 0.9 km away from the centre of Woollahra. See all nearby attractions.

Are pets allowed at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm. Learn more.

Which languages are spoken by the staff at The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and Nepali. See all property amenities.

Are there any historical sites close to The Hughenden Boutique Hotel?

Many travellers enjoy visiting Chinese Garden of Friendship (3.1 km), State Theatre (3.1 km), and St. Mary's Cathedral (2.7 km). See all nearby attractions.

THE HUGHENDEN BOUTIQUE HOTEL (AU$123): 2022 Prices & Reviews (Woollahra) - Photos of Hotel

visitrequisites wrote a review 12 Jan

Sydney, Australia182 contributions180 helpful votes

Fantastic location but...

I stayed here for 3 nights in December, using it as a base to catch up with friends. The positives: This is no cookie-cutter hotel, being an historic home so it feels fun and unusual staying here. My queen room had a small sitting area with chaise lounge and desk (neither of which I used) but handy to have. The location, on the beautiful Queen Street Woollahra shopping strip, Oxford St literally around the corner and stunning Centennial Park across the road, not to mention a quick drive to Westfield Bondi Junction, the city and the airport, makes it a winner every time. The car parking with the electronic security gate at $33/day is a bargain compared to getting a ticket so all good there although I was never convinced reception had actually worked out how many customers were using it each day, so I tended to park by 6pm each night to make sure I got a spot. The negatives: You get a voucher for breakfast. It would be kinder and more accurate to call it a breakfast snack, choosing from a muffin, or toast, or a ham & cheese croissant etc plus a coffee or tea. My croissant was barely toasted the first day although I did ask for and get a much hotter croissant the second day but nothing out of the ordinary. There is a huge sign on the bathroom that you MUST KEEP YOUR DOOR SHUT as steam will trigger the fire alarm and a false alarm calling out the firies will cost you a $1,700 callout fee. Well, nothing like making you feel relaxed, hey? The first morning I had a shower and discovered the shower curtain is too short, and thus floods the floor. Paranoid about setting off the alarm, I threw open the window and thought I'd rather be seen naked than wear a $1,700 fine WHICH I WOULDN'T HAVE TO PAY IF THEY HAD INSTALLED A CEILING FAN TO TAKE THE STEAM OUT... As others have mentioned, reception hours are 7am-3pm so you've got to make sure your flight arrives before 3pm so you can get into your room. Despite all this, I would probably stay here again.…

Date of stay: December 2021

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Room Tip: Choose a room upstairs away from the carpark - and probably away from the deck too

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David wrote a review 9 Jan

Lennox Head, Australia2 contributions1 helpful vote

I KEEP RETURNING

During the last four years, I’ve stayed at ‘The Hughie’ on 6 occasions, twice with my wife and with a cricketing mate for the SCG test in January on four occasions. The SCG and SFS are an easy 10 minute stroll away, and buses run into the city and Bondi along Oxford Street every few minutes. The building is full of charm and history, and the rooms have been tastefully renovated and are maintained in spotless condition. The staff are courteous, polite and accomodating.

Date of stay: January 2022

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Oona O'Shea wrote a review 6 Jan

8 contributions9 helpful votes

A failed beauty

Coming into Sydney during the pandemic doesn’t feed the senses as she, as a whole, is well below ‘par’. However the Hughendon, looks like it has been tracking south since the last pandemic! Staff are pleasant but the facility itself is over priced - trading as it is on its location. A good clean is in order.

Date of stay: January 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple

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nannydoda wrote a review Dec 2021

Brisbane, Australia1 contribution

Great location, friendly service

The hotel is in a great location and has car parking. We stayed in a Queen Suite which was clean and comfortable. We also liked the fact there was a lounge area to relax in and a upper level deck with tables and chairs. There is a cafe which opens until 3.00pm, at the front of the hotel, which is very convenient. Our experience was very pleasant and we found the staff friendly and helpful. We'd certainly stay there again, as you can't beat the awesome location of the hotel.

Date of stay: December 2021

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Room Tip: Rooms at the back of the hotel are quieter

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Haveas wrote a review Nov 2021

40 contributions23 helpful votes

Not what it once was

My husband and I have stayed in this hotel several times before,& I wonder if it has changed ownership. It’s lost it’s warmth & friendly staff, & the charming antique furniture in the king room we stayed in was gone. At $250/ night we expected a welcome back, but had 2 women at reception telling us they knock off at 3pm & nobody is around till 7am, so if you lock yourself out bad luck. At 7.20 this morning there was nobody at reception to call us a taxi. The breakfast is not worth having. We were issued with vouchers which entitled us to 1 item & a drink. Two pieces of toast with Vegemite & a coffee was it, & my husband was charged 60 cents extra for soy milk in his coffee!!- I think that’s cheap & rude. On the positive side, the bed was comfortable & the room clean. The bathroom was large but there was no surface large enough to put a toiletry bag upon where in the past there would have been a little washstand or table. This place has lost its mojo which is a shame as it’s a great Sydney location.…

Date of stay: November 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple

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