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King Street Apartments by Urban Rest

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292 King St, Newtown NSW 2042, Australia
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(02) 7202 2327
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Website
www.stayurbanrest.com

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About this place King Street Apartments by Urban Rest

King Street Apartments by Urban Rest is a serviced-apartment property at 292 King Street, Newtown, in Sydney's inner west, listed here under neighbouring Erskineville. It is a mainstream rental rather than a gay venue, but the area is relevant: Newtown and Erskineville are among Sydney's most queer-friendly neighbourhoods, with the Imperial Hotel in Erskineville nearby. There are only two Google reviews, so details on unit size and condition are thin. Check the Urban Rest booking page for check-in arrangements, since serviced apartments often have no front desk. Newtown station is close, with trains to the city in about 10 minutes.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted Reservation required WiFi Year-round Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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Amanda Simpson
Amanda Simpson Mar 2026
★★★★★

Great location,easy public transport links within 5mins walk , all the shops in easy walking. Apartment is well supplied with toiletries, washing and cleaning products, washer,drier,airer, two toilets,air conditioning. The disco shower was fun, the traffic lights reflected through the frosted glass! Urban Rest are very good at communicating. Would definitely recommend this apartment.

Jamie Porteous
Jamie Porteous Jan 2026
★★★★★

The Fridge didn't work. The Aircon didn't work. The TV didn't work. There were other issues too but the main one was that right outside is a pedestrian crossing that makes noise all through the day and night, even with earplugs in I struggled to get a good night sleep. There are much better and more affordable places to stay in Sydney

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Last updated on 5 November 2026

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