The Alexander Apartments - Harbour Views, Parking, Pool, 24hr Concierge
79-81 Berry Street, Sydney, 2060, Australia
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Check in from: | 13:00 |
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Check out before: | 11:00 |
Amenities
Parking
Air conditioning
Pool
Non-smoking
Elevator
Indoor pool
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The Alexander Apartments - Harbour Views, Parking, Pool, 24hr Concierge
A 16-minute walk from Luna Park Sydney in Sydney, The Alexander Apartments - Harbour Views, Parking, Pool, 24hr Concierge features accommodations with access to a hot tub. This property offers access to a balcony and free private parking.
Traveler reviews
Family traveller
Comment: 24 Apr 2025
Stayed in: Apr 2025
A great experience and a great view of Mt. Fuji
We stayed at the Nippondaira for one night during our trip through Japan, and it was a unique experience. Our room was classical Japanese-style with tatami mats in all rooms (except the bathroom). My wife's mother was also on this trip with us, and she said that she did not have this kind of room, so I guess it is not available throughout. The room was open concept with the bedroom (with twin-plus-sized beds) opening into a large living area dominated by a tea table and chairs. The outside wall was actually all glass with a door to the balcony (with sandals placed outside). The real draw for this room, and the hotel in general, is that it is located on a hilltop and faces Mt. Fuji. We were lucky and the clouds lifted enough that we were eventually able to see the peak which was absolutely a great experience.
There are several restaurants in the hotel, and we had a special seven course dinner (arranged by our tour guide company) in, I believe, the Terrace Restaurant. This was another singular experience for us, as the food and service was exceptional.
Any extended trip to Japan (we were there two weeks) should include a trip to Shizuoka to get a glimpse, albeit a distant one, of Mt. Fuji, and the Nippondaira should be where you should stay.
There are several restaurants in the hotel, and we had a special seven course dinner (arranged by our tour guide company) in, I believe, the Terrace Restaurant. This was another singular experience for us, as the food and service was exceptional.
Any extended trip to Japan (we were there two weeks) should include a trip to Shizuoka to get a glimpse, albeit a distant one, of Mt. Fuji, and the Nippondaira should be where you should stay.
Couple
Comment: 9 Oct 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2025
I want to come back to the hotel.
Whether Mt. Fuji appears depends on luck.
I was very lucky to see that elegant and beautiful silhouette, and it was worth visiting this hotel just for that.
Fuji and Shimizu Port are also good places to walk and look at the lawn garden that stretches out in front of the hotel.
I was very lucky to see that elegant and beautiful silhouette, and it was worth visiting this hotel just for that.
Fuji and Shimizu Port are also good places to walk and look at the lawn garden that stretches out in front of the hotel.
Family traveller
Comment: 1 Feb 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2024
Outstanding location
When I visited Japan Hiramu Terrace, I stopped by for tea time. The terrace lounge on the first floor was full, so I used the upper lounge (posted separately) on the top floor (6th floor). When I went to the outdoor terrace next door while I waited, I was impressed by the 180 degree panoramic view of Mt.Fuji, Suruga Bay and the Izu Peninsula! The location from the unobstructed Nihondaira Hotel was much better than the view from Yume Terrace. After all, we had a great time in the nice weather.
Solo traveller
AU
Comment: 18 Feb 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2024
What a treat!
It was wonderful to walk into my "superior Japanese-style room" and see Mt Fuji right there through the glass across the bay! The weather was kind for my two-night stay, and I was able to see Fuji-san the whole time I was there, whether from my bedroom, living room or balcony, or from elsewhere in or outside the hotel. As a photography enthusiast, I was very happy with the views I was able to capture. The experience was a major highlight of my 6.5 week trip.
The accommodation itself was great, very spacious, well-designed and aesthetically pleasing. Comfortable twin beds, good lighting and storage space, a living area with a Japanese table and four seats, all glass on the bay side to maximise the view, big tv, coffee machine with quality tea and coffee capsules as well as Japanese tea-making equipment, well-stocked mini-bar, safe, yukata, pyjamas and slippers...large bathing area with dual sinks, seating and the bath with the shower, and the toilet in separate rooms. An exquisite little bonsai plant. Wifi worked perfectly. There were sliding doors between the living area and bedroom for cosier sleeping.
The hotel has six restaurants as well as a shop selling souvenirs and foodstuffs, and a spa. Travelling solo I often order room service or buy a meal to eat in my room, but that wasn't possible here and I found I enjoyed eating in "The Terrace" - excellent food and service, relaxed atmosphere and another Mt Fuji view. (I would've liked to try one of the Japanese restaurants, but I thought the set courses might be too much food for me.) I did buy some delicious biscuits from the shop to have in my room with a tea or coffee. The breakfasts, also in The Terrace, were very good.
The hotel's a lovely place to walk around, beautifully designed and pleasingly, sparingly ornamented, accented by some impressive bonsai. The Christmas decorations were nice too! There's an extensive outdoor/garden area. The staff were unfailingly courteous and helpful. There were no problems with luggage forwarding, and my departure taxi arrived before time.
There's a free shuttle bus between the hotel, Higashi Shizuoka Station and Shizuoka Station. Hours vary - the first one into the downtown leaves around 10am. It takes 30-40 minutes and is a good way to go back and forth if you don't have your own vehicle. From the hotel you can walk to Kunōzan Tōshō-gū, Tokugawa Ieyasu's resting place.
It was an absolute treat to stay at the Nippondaira, and I unreservedly recommend it!
The accommodation itself was great, very spacious, well-designed and aesthetically pleasing. Comfortable twin beds, good lighting and storage space, a living area with a Japanese table and four seats, all glass on the bay side to maximise the view, big tv, coffee machine with quality tea and coffee capsules as well as Japanese tea-making equipment, well-stocked mini-bar, safe, yukata, pyjamas and slippers...large bathing area with dual sinks, seating and the bath with the shower, and the toilet in separate rooms. An exquisite little bonsai plant. Wifi worked perfectly. There were sliding doors between the living area and bedroom for cosier sleeping.
The hotel has six restaurants as well as a shop selling souvenirs and foodstuffs, and a spa. Travelling solo I often order room service or buy a meal to eat in my room, but that wasn't possible here and I found I enjoyed eating in "The Terrace" - excellent food and service, relaxed atmosphere and another Mt Fuji view. (I would've liked to try one of the Japanese restaurants, but I thought the set courses might be too much food for me.) I did buy some delicious biscuits from the shop to have in my room with a tea or coffee. The breakfasts, also in The Terrace, were very good.
The hotel's a lovely place to walk around, beautifully designed and pleasingly, sparingly ornamented, accented by some impressive bonsai. The Christmas decorations were nice too! There's an extensive outdoor/garden area. The staff were unfailingly courteous and helpful. There were no problems with luggage forwarding, and my departure taxi arrived before time.
There's a free shuttle bus between the hotel, Higashi Shizuoka Station and Shizuoka Station. Hours vary - the first one into the downtown leaves around 10am. It takes 30-40 minutes and is a good way to go back and forth if you don't have your own vehicle. From the hotel you can walk to Kunōzan Tōshō-gū, Tokugawa Ieyasu's resting place.
It was an absolute treat to stay at the Nippondaira, and I unreservedly recommend it!
Couple
Comment: 6 Jan 2025
Stayed in: Dec 2024
Zekkei
Unfortunately, the weather was not clear on Nihondaira Sightseeing Day, so I couldn't see Mt.
I'd like to stay at the Nippondaira Hotel next time.
I'd like to stay at the Nippondaira Hotel next time.
Location
79-81 Berry Street, Sydney, 2060, Australia|4.02 km from city center
10 things to dowithin 0.50 km
Transportationwithin 2.95 km
Airportwithin 12.27 km
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Good to know
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.
This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties. Managed by a private host
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