Apartamento en Parramatta
Valoración media de 4,84 sobre 5, 174 evaluaciones4,84 (174)Home away from home - Parramatta
Enjoy spacious apartment overlooking world heritage convict site - with the Rumsey Rose Garden and old Government House. A premium executive apartment suitable for small families, car parking space and fully functional kitchen and laundry. Perfect for that Bank West Stadium function, Parramatta Park events, project planning for business /team building, family visits to Sydney from the country for your medical checkups at Westmead Hospital with specialists or just visiting Sydney.
The space
Your home away from home. A medical practice and famous SABA hair dresser is downstairs if you need any assistance or need to pretty up.
Guest access
Access by combination code (changes with every new guest) - this will be given to you closer to your booking and highlights the fact that we value and take our security seriously.
The included car space is for vehicles only (no storage of other items), with a 2.14m height restriction.
Apart from the included car space, there is on-street ticket (paid) parking from 8AM-8PM, free after 8PM.
Other things to note
Complimentary tea/coffee making available From time to time we offer snacks. Please feel free to help yourself - of course if you have something to share with the other guests (unopened packages) please feel free to leave.
Additional amenities:
Google music system, rice cooker, sandwich maker, electric frypan, cutley set for 8, chopsticks, hand held blender, jugs, kitchen implements, cake and trays for baking, large salad bowls, coffee percolator , coffee machine and frother for Aldi Expressi pods, storage containers, placemats, outdoor setting for 8, clothes drying rack, wine glasses, pots and fry pans, food containers, laundry powder, toilet paper, towels, hand towels, bathmats, clothes hangers, paper towels, tissues, soap, shampoo, convenient USB recharging slots, extra replacement globes, linen cupboard - extra blanket and sheets, air freshner, dishwasher rinse and powder, dishwashing liquid, hand washing liquid and shower (Radox) shower gel.
We are not a quiet apartment although beside the Parramatta Park. This is a consequence of Parramatta downtown city living. If this concerns you then please reconsider your booking.
Please supervise children on the key lockable balcony and in common areas. You may request a portable cot and high chair for which you will have to set up - if a a portable cot and high chair is provided for your stay, please ensure it is suitable as we cannot ascertain the suitability for your infant. You should bring your own bedding. Kindly wipe down and stow away on checking out.
Host Access: from time to time, access may be required for minor maintenance (e.g. replacing light globes), small urgent or scheduled repairs (not more than 1 hr) mostly beyond the control of the host - entry will be requested from you under those circumstances, otherwise we will not enter the space during your stay.
Access our complimentary free mid week cleans if staying for more than 7 days but you can book a clean anyway for $150 payable directly to our cleaner.
We offer FREE WIFI and unlimited data and if the service goes down - mostly, it is beyond the control of the host, so please understand we will always use our best endeavours to get the provider to get it up and running so we appreciate if you do not give us a bad review. The Wifi code is posted on fridge.
Extra Bedding: we don’t usually make up or provide linen for our single roller or single sofa bed. Linen for these 2 beds will only be provided if nos exceed 3 guests if requested. Please make this request early.
The neighbourhood
Parramatta is the 2nd largest business district in Sydney NSW and a major business and commercial centre, including government head offices and the Big 4 Accounting firms. Located on the banks of the Parramatta River and just 23km from the Sydney CBD, Parramatta is the economic capital and major transport hub of Greater Western Sydney.
The city is ethnically diverse with the Church Street being home to a range of quality restaurants, nearby Harris Park famous for its curries, and the fantastic Chinese restaurants e.g. Parramatta Phoenix, Mr. Ping's and Temasek (my all time favourite). I also love 'Thai Riffic on Street' beside the train station. Great lively pub entertainment and food at PJ Gallagher's and The Albion - both recommended. Now with the reopening of Club Parramatta across the road, you are never far away from a great coffee and meals. The Club Parramatta Leagues Club also have good food too. For something different, try the Bavarian Bier Cafe for schnitzels and German beer, or Crinitis for their metre-long pizzas.
Try a morning walk then brunch at Gatehouse Tea Rooms, just across the road in the lovely Parramatta Park. The 85ha park is great for running and cycling, and features gardens, wildlife, play equipment and wide open spaces for games and picnics. Westfield , the 9th largest shopping centre in Australia is only 8 minutes walk away for all your favourite shops and the cinema. The Parramatta Riverside Theatres regularly host shows and events (check online for upcoming schedule).
Only a short express train ride to Sydney, the CBD has plenty to see and experience including the Opera House, dazzling Sydney Harbour, the Rocks with their quaint eaties and pubs, the Friday night markets in China Town and enjoying nightlife at King Street Wharf.
Events (out and about)
Sydney Olympic Park (only 14 mins via M4) hosts great events - some are free. Did you know pensioners can visit Sydney Aquatic Swimming Centre on Tuesdays for free from 9 am - 3:00 pm.
Apart from Governor Macquarie’s stately House across the road from us, visit the Convict Ladies of the Female Factory- Hambledon Cottage Museum at Gregory Place Parramatta - let Volunteer guides bring to life the times of people from the pages of history. Opening times Thursday- Sunday from 11:00 am. Free parking
Research your history - every Saturday the Parramatta and District Society opens its folios and will guide you research your family. Check out (Email hidden by Airbnb)
Check out the Sydney Fish Markets - close to Darling Harbour - who can resist the fresh oysters served in many ways while watching seagulls deviously try to distract you to steal your fish and chips.
Powerhouse Museum - colourful play for all ages.
Coming Events nearby - (right across the road at Parramatta Park) - very lively events that you want to be close to:
- 8 December Good Things Festival
- 15 December Carols in the Crescent with Guy Sebastian and Friends
- 31 December New Year's Eve
- 12 January FOMO
- 19 January Sydney Symphony Under the Stars
- 26 January Australia Day
- 9 February Tropfest
- 24 February Ultra Music Festival
- 9 March Download Festival
Easter Show is such a huge event at SYDNEY Olympic Park - it’s the whole of country NSW Producers exhibition of our industries and produce so expect to see the rodeos, woodchopping competition, sheep shearing and of course the food to taste and buy this year from 12-24 April.
Getting around
To get here from the Domestic or International Airport, join the train downstairs at the airport towards the Central. Transfer at Central Station (4 stops) to platform 3 for a train to Parramatta Station.
Just a short 10 minute walk from the station; follow Argyle Street (walking beside Westfield and then the Office of State Revenue) and turn right into O'Connell Street. At the 2nd corner, you will see the T-junction to Macquarie Street. From there you will see the newly rebuilt Parramatta RSL Club on your right and you are only steps away from apartment (total trip approx 59 mins). If you choose Uber or taxi, it is only under 35 minutes (not in peak times though).
Try the ferry located at the Wharf on Phillip Street if you have the time - the ferry ride with many stops to Sydney's Circular Quay. Free shuttle bus to take you there - every 10mins from Macquarie St West - I tell all my visitors especially to take a harbour ferry to Manly and/or Taronga Zoo. The Sydney Harbour is spectacular any time of year.
Looking for abit of culture, celebrate Chinese Moon Festival also known as Mid Autumn Festival at the University of Sydney on 24 September. There is a chinese saying that the moon is at its fullest when people gather together.
Licence No: PID-STRA-2129
