Stopped at the Savoy after three weeks in Australia and was looking for an affordable place in Sydney to rest up before heading back home. I rejected the first room as it was on the street, and adjacent to a type of upper lobby, where guests could meet to visit. This lobby was surrounded by rooms and I would advise... More

Though we weren't impressed by the street-level entry, once we met the hospitable staff and saw our spacious, comfortable room and patio, we were won over. The Savoy was a perfect place for us, close to public transport, with a good café for breakfast, interesting window-shopping all around, a beautiful walking area fairly near the ferry dock, and near our... More

Needing to stay overnite in the area booked an"atrium' room on the 2nd floor. Room was 'basic' - comfortable enough and quiet in order to get a good nights sleep. Nice breakfast available. Location was good - plenty of restaurants, shops, supermarket just close, to suit most people. Parking was an issue - trying to run a car park where... More

First I am furious with Trip Advisors IPhone App...I had almost completed a comprehensive review including how to get here by airport train....and it was zapped in an instant... So suffice it to say....this Hotel is well priced for what it is...clean and hyper convenient for this delightful up market part of Sydney....part of the hotel may be Boutique and... More

Stayed 5 nights at the savoy, a boutique hotel staff wonderful, always helpful and a ready smile each time I'd pass them. Double bay is gorgeous, most people very nice, except the more pricey clothing stores, god forbid you even look at any of their things let alone touch them. Savoy is right in the centre of everything and within... More

This was our third stay spread over ten years and each time we have upgraded.This time we booked an executive room( on the top floor|) and balcony with just a glimpse of the harbour r(not quite the opera house) The hotel's location in Double Bay is its best selling point with its smart shops; range of cafes/restaurants and excellent transport... More

The main Knox Street entrance features a display claiming the Savoy to be a boutique hotel for discerning travellers. The website describes it as like a private club and a home away from home. However, the rooms were basic and run-down in every possible way. The twin room I stayed in with my daughter had beds made up with sheets... More

The Savoy's best asset is its location. Set in smart Double Bay, there's scope for lots of exploring around interesting streets, shops and restaurants. Nevertheless, for first time visitors to Sydney, perhaps a CBD hotel is more convenient. The Savoy is clean, functional and comfortable. The rooms vary in standard - mine was quite spacious with a comfortable bed, sofa... More

This hotel is in a fantastic location surrounded by cafe's, restaurants and a couple of pubs. There is a little beach and a park a short stroll away, and a wharf with the fisherman's club on it where you can get a drink over looking the water. This is also where the ferry pulls in to go to Circular quay... More