ADGE Hotel & Residences Sydney Surry Hills

ADGE Hotel & Residences Sydney Surry Hills is a boutique stay in the heart of Surry Hills, with 254 rooms and residences designed for short visits, extended stays, work trips and weekends away. The accommodation ranges from Queen, Twin, King and Triple Rooms to one- and two-bedroom residences, including a loft option. Several room types include balconies, while the residences provide more space for guests travelling together or settling in for longer. Accessible Queen Rooms are also available.

The hotel’s design-led approach is expressed through colourful interiors, art, considered fittings and a strong connection to the neighbourhood. Depending on the room type, guests can have access to features including smart appliances, a SMEG fridge, Nespresso machine, kitchenette microwave, Wi-Fi and daily housekeeping. Apartments include full laundry facilities, and the property is non-smoking. Reception is open around the clock, with check-in from 2pm and check-out at 10.30am.

Location is a major reason to choose ADGE. The property is at 212 Riley Street, close to Crown and Oxford Streets and around the corner from Central Station and bus stops on Oxford Street. The hotel’s website places guests near Surry Hills’ cafés, bars, restaurants, boutiques, music venues, galleries and culinary destinations, while Sydney CBD is within easy reach. Central Station is listed as a 10–12-minute walk away, with Darling Harbour around 10–15 minutes on foot and Circular Quay approximately 20–25 minutes away.

ADGE also caters to meetings and events in the Leopard Room, a flexible space that can be arranged for boardroom discussions, workshops or relaxed gatherings. It accommodates up to 70 guests in cocktail style, or smaller groups in theatre, banquet and cabaret layouts. Catering is available for corporate lunches, celebrations and other events, with a menu built around seasonal ingredients and described as combining colourful Italian dishes, roasted vegetables, fresh herb salads and cold-pressed juices.

The hotel presents itself as part of Surry Hills rather than simply a base near it, with a team that says it enjoys sharing local knowledge about fashion, music, art, food and culture. The room range makes it suitable for solo travellers and couples, while Twin Rooms, Triple Rooms and larger residences suit families and groups. Its central transport links, residential-style options and nearby dining and nightlife also make it a practical choice for visitors wanting to explore Sydney without staying in a conventional CBD setting.