5 reasons to stay at Meriton Serviced Apartments Sydney Airport
Over 39 million people pass through Sydney Airport each year, and many of them are looking for a great place to stay that isn’t too far away.
Meriton Serviced Apartments Sydney Airport has the solution, with the opening of their all-suite apartment-hotel in Mascot. With a location that is extremely convenient and stylish rooms that feature countless amenities, this hotel meets the needs of both the frequent flyer and the casual traveller. Here are the top 5 reasons to check in for your next trip.
1. Location
This Meriton Serviced Apartments is located on Jackson Drive, right near the airport. These serviced suites feature direct train links to both international and domestic terminals, making the location extremely convenient for travellers. This accommodating location helps ease the stress that can come from planning how to get to the airport with enough time to spare.
2. The Arrivals Lounge
This is the first apartment-hotel to have a fully operational Arrivals Lounge for those on early and red eye flights. It’s great for travellers looking for a nice and comfortable place to relax while they wait. The lounge puts travellers in the perfect location to ensure they’ll make their next take-off or landing on time. Anyone who has travelled knows how frustrating it can be to wait for hours after security, but the lounge helps make this waiting time enjoyable for guests with their refreshments and relaxing spaces. In the event a plane gets delayed, lounge staff can help with any enquiries.
3. Convenience
Located right above the new Mascot Central Retail Precinct, guests will have easy access to a supermarket, bottle shop, coffee club, pharmacy and countless other restaurants and cafes. With the frequent flyer in mind, Meriton Serviced Apartments offers “Park, and Fly” packages, which allows guests to leave their car at the property while away. Also available to all guests with a registered license is an onsite Hertz 24/7 rental car, adding to the promise of better value and convenience.
4. Amenities
With a 24-hour gym, resort style lap pool, spa and steam room, guests will have everything they need to stay fit and feel pampered while travelling. Guests looking for a unique activity can turn to plane spotting from the hotel’s premium Aero suites which offer views of the terminal tarmacs. Guests can also take advantage of the outdoor garden and rooftop observation deck.
5. Rooms
There are 386 self-contained suites, each with their own full kitchen including a coffee machine with complimentary pods and an assortment of teas. Each suite also comes with a fully sized washer or dryer which makes travelling even more convenient. The rooms have a sleek and modern design with plenty of comfortable seating areas perfect for dining or lounging.
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