Camperdown Cozy Corner 6

Hotel Description

You know what struck me first about Camperdown Cozy Corner 6? The name actually fits – it really does feel like someone’s thoughtfully designed corner of the city rather than just another apartment hotel. I mean, you’re right on Missenden Road, which honestly can get a bit busy during rush hour, but once you’re inside that building at 302, it’s surprisingly quiet. The soundproofing is better than I expected for a place in this price range.

The thing about staying in Camperdown is that you’re basically planted in the middle of everything without the tourist trap feeling of staying in the CBD. There’s this great Vietnamese place literally two blocks down – Pho Pasteur – that locals queue up for on weekends, and you can walk to Sydney Uni in about ten minutes if you cut through the park. The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital is right there too, which I only mention because it means the area never really sleeps, but also there are plenty of late-night food options and pharmacies nearby. Actually, the IGA on Missenden Road stays open until 10pm, which saved me when I realized I’d forgotten phone chargers.

What I really appreciated was how the apartment felt lived-in rather than sterile. The kitchen actually has proper knives and more than two plates – you’d be surprised how many places skimp on that stuff. The bed was firm (maybe too firm if you like squishy mattresses), and there’s decent natural light from the windows facing the courtyard. Parking was… well, it’s Sydney, so street parking is what it is, but there’s usually something within a block or two if you’re patient. The building itself is one of those newer developments that doesn’t have heaps of character from the outside, but the interiors are well thought out. Good water pressure in the shower, which honestly matters more than fancy fixtures.

The neighborhood really comes alive around dinner time – there’s this buzz of students and young professionals heading to the pubs along King Street in Newtown, which is just a quick walk away. But if you want something quieter, the Camperdown Memorial Rest Park is perfect for morning coffee or evening wind-down time. I actually ended up spending more time exploring the local area than I planned because it felt so much more authentic than staying in Circular Quay or Darling Harbour. The buses to the city run frequently from right outside, and you’re close enough to walk into Glebe or Newtown when you want that inner-west vibe without the premium accommodation prices those suburbs command.

Look, it’s a solid 4-star experience that doesn’t try to be something it’s not. You’re not getting marble bathrooms or concierge service, but you are getting a clean, comfortable base in a genuinely interesting part of Sydney where real people actually live and work. For the price point and location, it’s honestly hard to beat – especially if you want to experience Sydney beyond the harbor views and tourist strips.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $272. Apartment with 2 × 1 large double bed and 1 sofa bed for Max persons: 3

Reviews

• Helpful host and great accommodation! – Emma from Australia – 10 June 2025 (8/10)

  Very convenient location whilst attending a conference at Sydney Uni. Recently painted and nice interior, making for an enjoyable stay.
  
  What could be improved: The time consuming process to identify all guests intending to stay at the accommodation.

• Rocky start to checking in but otherwise good apartment for our needs – Kimber from United Kingdom – 13 April 2025 (6/10)

  Convenient location
  
  What could be improved: Poor communication and delay around checking in

• Exceptional – Mekhi from Australia – 14 June 2025 (10/10)

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