Affordable Short-Term Accommodation in Sydney | Sancta

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Sancta is the ideal choice for your next Sydney get-away

Sancta offers casual and short-term accommodation for guests in our purpose-built Graduate House building throughout the year, subject to availability. Our rooms are ideal for conference groups, visiting academics, visitors to Sydney, alumni of the College, students attending Summer School at university, and others requiring affordable accommodation in a central location.

All rooms contain a private ensuite bathroom, and options exist for king-single and queen rooms. Our rooms are popular amongst guests to The University of Sydney due to our close proximity to University grounds, and our excellent accessibility via public transport from the CBD and other nearby hubs (such as Central, Redfern and Newtown).

Features & INCLUSIONS

Modern rooms and contemporary décor
King-single and Queen room (accessible) options
Ensuite Bathrooms
Study space with desk, lamp and chair
Microwave and mini-fridge in each room
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi

linen, pillows, blankets and towels
Shared lounges, including Rooftop Terrace and BBQ
Shared Kitchen
self-service laundry Facilities (for a fee)
Wardrobe space
10 Minutes from CBD via public transport

Book a short-stay room

To assess availability and book a short-stay room, please contact Sancta’s Front Desk Coordinator directly via email at [email protected]. Discounted room rates may be available to alumni of the College.

Booking conditions:

All bookings must be paid for in full prior to arrival.
No refunds are made for cancellations within 7 days of the booking date.
Parking is not available unless prior arrangements have been made (subject to availability).
Sancta Sophia College cannot refund money to any guest(s) whom, for any reason, have to leave the College during their stay.

Looking for student accommodation? Sancta also provides long-term student accommodation for undergraduate and postgraduate students studying at universities in Sydney. Click here to learn more.