Mad Monkey Potts Point is a social backpacker hostel in Potts Point, Sydney - the social epicenter of the Mad Monkey family, and the only hostel in the group offering free family dinners every single night. The building is fully air-conditioned throughout. The nightly dinner is the heart of the experience: the whole hostel sits down together, making it the easiest way in Sydney to meet fellow travelers. Combined with interconnected common spaces, nightly organized events, and a young, energetic crowd, Potts Point is where solo travelers find the people they’ll travel the East Coast with. Dorms come in 4, 6, or 8-bed configurations, in mixed and female-only options, each bunk fitted with a privacy divider, power point, and light, and the building is fully air-conditioned. Fresh linen is always included, bathrooms are shared and cleaned daily, and every guest gets a free barista coffee each morning at Happy Travels. The hostel is a 5-minute walk from Kings Cross train station, with easy access to the CBD, Opera House, Harbor Bridge, and Bondi Beach. INCLUDED IN EVERY STAY ●​ Free dinner every night - the famous Mad Monkey family dinner ●​ Air conditioning throughout the building ●​ Free barista coffee daily (Happy Travels) ●​ Organized social events, 7 nights a week ●​ Free WiFi ●​ Privacy dividers, power point & light at every bunk ●​ Large security lockers (BYO padlock) ●​ Complimentary tea & coffee ●​ Cozy TV/gaming room with Xbox PROPERTY INFORMATION Check-in: from 2pm | Check-out: by 10am | Reception: 8am-8pm (call ahead for late arrivals) 18+ international youth hostel. Dorm rooms recommended for guests 18-35. Valid physical passport required at check-in. Card charged 1 day prior to arrival. Group bookings of 4+ subject to separate terms. No e-bike batteries on premises. Part of the Mad Monkey Backpackers Group - properties across Sydney, Melbourne, and four locations in Cairns.

Couples in particular like the location – they rated it 8.4 for a two-person trip.

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