Million dollar views for budget travellers in Sydney

This YHA is perfectly located for visitors to Sydney, just metres from the Harbour Bridge and an easy walk to the Opera House. The popular Circular Quay precinct with its cafes, restaurants and ferry terminal is nearby, providing easy access to Manly, Taronga Zoo and a wide range of harbour cruises.
Perfect for couples, families and singles travelling on a budget or just preferring to spend their money on things other than accommodation, Sydney Harbour YHA will offer twin, double, family and multi-share 4-6 bed rooms, all with an en-suite bathroom with some boasting Opera House views.
From its expansive roof terrace with a vista sweeping from the Harbour Bridge to Circular Quay, guests will be able to watch the sunrise, mingle with new friends or just relax on a sun-lounger. Sydney Harbour YHA will offer state-of-the-art Internet facilities, coffee bar, self-catering kitchens and dining area, laundry facilities, lockers, bicycle storage, lounge areas, tour booking desk and convenience store.
By staying in the heart of Sydney’s premier heritage precinct, The Rocks, guests will be able to explore area’s museums and restaurants and enjoy great shopping, especially at the popular weekend market.
The YHA is well served by public transport with bus stops and train stations within easy walking distance. A shuttle bus is anticipated to operate between Sydney Airport and Sydney Harbour YHA.
Advance bookings will be taken at yha.com.au. Standard rates will be from $42.00pp per night in a 6 bed multi share room or from $159 per room (harbour view), per night double/twin. YHA members will save at least 10%.
Sydney Harbour YHA is situated on the site of Australia’s first European settlement in Cumberland St, The Rocks. The remains of Sydney’s first houses, pubs and laneways plus thousands of artefacts dating back to the late 1700’s have been incorporated into the design of this YHA.
Sydney Harbour YHA is the ninth Sydney property for YHA which also operates three beach YHAs, two remote bush lodges, a cosy hostel in Glebe and two award-winning properties in central Sydney.