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Sydney Shared Transfers Hotel List.Pdf Hotel List Go Sydney Shuttle Shared Transfers Hotel Name Hotel Address Ovolo 1888 Hotel 139 Murray Street, Pyrmont 790 on George Backpackers 790 George Street, Sydney The Ultimo Hotel Sydney 37 Ultimo Road, Haymarket Adina Apartment Hotel Chippendale 74-80 Ivy Street, Chippendale Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney 511 Kent Street, Sydney Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Central 2 Lee Street, Haymarket Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Crown Street 359 Crown Street, Surry Hills Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney, Harbourside 55 Shelley Street, Sydney Alfred Park 207 Cleveland Street, Surry Hills Alishan International Guest House, Glebe 100 Glebe Point Road, Glebe Altamont Hotel Sydney by 8Hotels 207 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point Amora Hotel Jamison 11 Jamison St, Sydney Annam Apartments Potts Point 21 Ward Ave, Potts Point APX Apartments Darling Harbour 8 Dixon St, Sydney Apartment Hotel East Sydney 150- Liverpool Street, Darlinghurst Arts Hotel Sydney 21 Oxford Street, Padington Metro Aspire Hotel Sydney 383-389 Bulwara Road, Sydney Asylum Sydney Backpackers 201 Brougham St, Woolloomooloo Aussie Lodge 62 Darlinghurst Rd, Potts Point Australian Backpackers 132 Bourke Street, Woolloomooloo Australian Hotel 100 Cumberland Street, The Rocks Azure Apartments 40 Macleay Street, Elizabeth Bay Backpackers HQ 174 Victoria Street, Kings Cross Base Backpackers Hostel 477 Kent Street, Sydney 180 William Street cnr Dowling, Bayswater Car Rental Wolloomooloo Bayswater Hotel Sydney 17 Bayswater Road, Kings Cross Bed & Breakfast Sydney Harbour 140-142 Cumberland Street, The Rocks Big Hostel 212 Elizabeth Street, Sydney Blacket Hotel 70 King Street, Sydney Blue Parrot Backpackers 87 Macleay Street, Potts Point Blue Sydney by Taj Hotels 6 Cowper Wharf Roadway, Wolloomooloo Boomerang Backpackers 141 William Street, Darlinghurst Boulevard Sydney Hotel 90 Willaim Street, Wolloomooloo Bounce Hostel Sydney 28 Chalmers Street, Surry Hills Brado's Backpackers 34-36 Darlinghurst Road, Potts Point 653 George Street, Sydney (Pickup on Sussex Break Free on George Street) Bridgeport Apartments Sydney 38-42 Bridge St Cambridge Hotel 212 Riley Street, Surry Hills Capitol Square Hotel 3 Campbell St, Haymarket Carrington Appartmments, The 57-59 York St, Sydney Castlereagh Boutique Hotel 169 Castlereagh St, Sydney CBD Hotel Sydney 88 Liverpool Street, Sydney Central Railway Hotel 240 Chalmers Street Veriu Central (Central Station Hotel Sydney) 75 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney Challis Lodge 21-23 Challis Ave, Potts Point Chili Blue 144 Victoria Street, Potts Point City Central Backpackers 707 George Street, Sydney City Crown Motel 289 Crown Street, Surry Hills City Hotel 193-195 Clarence Street, Sydney City Lodge 15-17 Hunter Street, Sydney City Resort Hostel 103 -105 Palmer Street, Wolloomooloo Coronation Hotel 5-7 Park Street, Sydney Criterion Hotel 260 Pitt Street, Sydney Crown Hotel - Sydney 160-162 Elizabeth Street, Sydney Crown Hotel 589 Crown Street, Surry Hills CWA 11 Greenknowe Ave, Potts Point Dalgety Square C20 99 Jones St, Ultimo Devere Hotel 44-46 Macleay St, Potts Point Diamant Boutique Hotel-by Eight Hotels 2-14 Kings Cross Rd, Potts Point Dunkirk Hotel 205 Harris Street, Pyrmont East Sydney Hotel Crown Street, Wolloomooloo Easy Go Backpackers 752 George St, Haymarket Econo Lodge 40-44 Wentworth Ave, Sydney Elephant Backpackers 50 Sir John Young Crescent, Wolloomooloo Eva's Backpackers 6-8 Orwell Street, Potts Point Four Points by Sheraton Sydney 161 Sussex Street, Sydney Four Seasons Hotel Sydney 199 George Street, Sydney Fraser Suites Sydney 488 Kent Street, Sydney Funkhouse Backpackers 23 Darlinghurst, Potts Point G'Day International Sydney Backpackers 152 Forbes Street, Wolloomooloo 700a George Street, Sydney (pickup from George Street Hotel, The Scruffy Murphys) Glasgow Arms Hotel 527 Harris Street, Ultimo Glebe Village 256 Glebe Points Road, Glebe Glenmore, The 96 Cumberland Street, The Rocks Grace Hotel Sydney 77 York Street, Sydney Grand Hotel, The 30 Hunter Street, Sydney Grand Mercure Apartments One Darling 50 Murray Street, Darling Harbour Harbour Grantham Executive Apartments 1 Grantham Street, Potts Point Great Aussie Backpackers 174 Victoria Street, Potts Point 717 George Street, Sydney (pickup from Great Southern Hotel Thomas Str) Harbour Rocks Hotel 34 Harrington Street, The Rocks Haven Inn Glebe 196 Glebe Point Road, Glebe Highfield Hotel 166 Victoria Street, Potts Point Hilton Sydney Hotel 488 George Street, Sydney Holiday Inn Darling Harbour 68 Harbour Street, Sydney Holiday Inn Old Sydney 55 George Street, Sydney Holiday Inn Potts Point 203 Victoria Street, Potts Point Holiday Lodge Hotel 55 Macleay Street, Potts Point Home Backpackers 238 Elizabeth Street, Sydney Hotel 59 59 Bayswater Road, Rushcutters Bay Hotel Stellar 4 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney Hump Backpackers 40 Darlinghurst Street, Potts Point Hyde Park Backpackers 90 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney Hyde Park Inn 271 Elizabeth Street, Sydney IBIS Budget Darlinghurst 191-201 William Street, Kings Cross IBIS Darling Harbour 70 Murray Street, Pyrmont IBIS Sydney Kind St Wharf 22 Shelley Street, Sydney IBIS World Square 382-384 Pitt Street, Sydney InterContinental Sydney 117 Macquarie Street, Sydney Jackaroo Hostel 107-109 Darlinghurst Road, Sydney Jolly Swagman Backpackers 27 Orwell Street, Potts Point Kanga House 141 Victoria Street, Sydney Kings Cross Backpackers 79 Bayswater Road, Sydney Kirketon Boutique Hotel by Eight Hotels 229 Darlinghurst Road, Sydney Langham Sydney Hotel, The 89-113 Kent Street, Sydney Leasure Inn Sydney Central 28-30 Regent Street, Sydney Lido Suites 2 Roslyn Street, Kings Cross Lord Nelson Brewery Hotel 19 Kent Street Lord Wolseley Hotel 265 Bulwara Road, Ultimo L'otel Hotel 114 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst Macleay Apartment 28 Macleay Street, Potts Point Macleay Lodge Sydney 71 Macleay Street, Potts Point Maisonette Hotel 31 Challis Avenue, Potts Point Manor House 86 Flinders Street, Darlinghurst Mantra 2 Bond Street 2 Bond Street, Sydney Mantra on Kent Sydney 433 Kent Street, Sydney Mariners Court 44-50 McElhone Street, Wolloomooloo Marriott Sydney Harbour 30 Pitt Street, Sydney Maze Backpackers 417 Pitt Street, Sydney Medusa Boutique Hotel 267 Darlinghurst Road, Darlinghurst Megaboom City Hotel 93 York Street, Sydney Mercantile Hotel, The 25 George Street, The Rocks Mercure Sydney 818-820 George Street, Haymarket Mercure Sydney Potts Point 226 Victoria Street, Potts Point Meriton Campbell Street 6 Campbell Street, Sydney Meriton Kent 528 Kent Street, Sydney Meriton Rialto Pitt Street 329 Pitt Street, Sydney Meriton World Tower 95 Liverpool Street, Sydney Metro Apartments on Darling Harbour 132-136 Sussex Street, Sydney Metro Apartments on King 27-29 King Street, Sydney Metro Hotel on Pitt 300 Pitt Street, Sydney Metro Hotel Sydney Central 431-439 Pitt Street, Sydney Morgans Boutique Hotel 304 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst Mountbatten Hotel 701 George Street, Sydney Napoleon on Kent 219 Kent Street, Sydney Novotel Rockford Darling Harbour 17 Little Pier Street, Darling Harbour Novotel Sydney Central 169-179 Thomas Street, Sydney Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour 100 Murray Street, Pyrmont Oaks Goldsbrough Apartments 243 Pyrmont Street, Darling Harbour Oaks Hyde Park Plaza 38 College Street, Sydney Oaks On Castlereagh 317 Castlereagh Street, Sydney O'Malleys Hotel 228 William Street, Wolloomooloo Original Backpackers 160-162 Victoria Street, Potts Point Orwell Lodge 18 Orwell Street, Potts Point Palms Backpackers, The 23 Hughes Street, Potts Point Park Eight Hotel 185 Castlereagh Street, Sydney Park Hyatt Sydney 7 Hickson Road, The Rocks Park Regis City Center 27 Park Street, Sydney Parkridge Apartments 6-14 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst ParkRoyal Darling Harbour 150 Day Street, Sydney Pensione Boutique Hotel Sydney 631-635 George Street, Sydney Posh Hotel 8-14 Broadway, Sydney Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour 61 Macquarie Street, Sydney Pullman Sydney Hotel 38 College Street, Sydney QT Sydney Hotel 49 Market Street, Sydney Quay West Suits Sydney 98 Gloucester Street, Sydney Quest Potts Point 15 Springfield Avenue, Potts Point Quest World Square 2 Cunningham Street, Haymarket Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel 27 O'Connell Street, Sydney Radisson Hotel and Suits Sydney 72 Liverpool Street, Sydney Rendezvous Hotel 75 Harrington Street, The Rocks Rendezvous Studio Hotel Sydney Central Cnr George Street and Quay Street, Sydney Rooftop Travellers Lodge 146-148 Glebe Point Road, Glebe Russell Hotel, The 143A George Street, The Rocks Rydges Sydney Central 28 Albion Street, Surry Hills Rydges World Square Sydney 389 Pitt Street, Sydney Seasons Darling Harbour 38 Harbour Street, Sydney Seasons Harbour Plaza 252 Sussex St, Sydney Sebel Pier One Sydney 11 Hickson Road, Sydney Shangri-La Hotel Sydney 176 Cumberland Street, Sydney Sheraton on the Park Hotel 161 Elizabeth Street, Sydney Sir Stamford at Circular Quay 93 Macquarie Street, Sydney Sofitel Sydney Wentworth 61-101 Phillip St, Sydney Springfield Lodge 9 Springfield Avenue, Potts Point Star, The 80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont Strand Hotel, The 99 William Street, Dalinghurst Swissotel Sydney 68 Market Street, Sydney Sydney Backpackers 7 Wilmot Street, Sydney Sydney Central Backpackers 16 Orwell Street, Potts Point Sydney City Hostel 1/701 George St, Sydney Sydney Wattle Hotel 108A Oxford Street, Darlinghurst The Sebel Darling Harbour The Pinnacle 104 Pyrmont Street, Darling Harbour Tokio Village 243-247 Cleveland St, Redfern Travelodge Philip Street 165 Phillip Street, Sydney Travelodge Sydney 27-33 Wentworth Avenue, Sydney Travelodge
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