Popular Hostels in Sydney
By Court | Permalink | No Comments | October 19th, 2005 | TrackbackSydney, being Australia’s largest city and point of entry for more than 85% of international travelers, is full of hostels. Prices for a backpacker hostel Sydney side usually run around $20 a person for shared accommodation. Although there are a number of places to lay your head, a few giants tend to dominate the backpacker and flashpacker market. They tend to be close into the city, or at least, the action, are relatively clean, offer a bar or other services and most importantly, can host large numbers of travelers at any time.
Wake Up City Central: This is the newest of the grandaddy Sydney hostels. Although some BnA members have claimed it can be a bit loud and unruly in the dorm rooms, others appreciate the outgoing attitude. There are a number of organized activities run through the hostel. For more on Wake Up, check out the message board posts.
The Maze Backpackers: As one BnA member commented on the boards, they don’t call it the maze for nothing. This building is just down the road from Wake Up and can be a real doozy after a big night on the town. Expect lots of young backpackers who are just starting their work visas.
Footprints Westend: Also located on Pitt street, and across from the Maze, Footprints offers a range of tours and services. The work agent can be especially helpful for those who are heading to Sydney to look for temporary employment. Make sure you have the appropriate visa - they can’t be of much help if you don’t have one!
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