Sydney hotel offering guests free airport parking for 5 days

hero media
If you’ve ever felt the sting of paying eye-watering airport parking fees, you’re in for a pleasant surprise.

Moxy Sydney Airport has just unveiled a travel deal that’s turning heads across the city: park for five nights free when you stay one night at the hotel, then pay only $15 per extra day or $100 per week if you need more time. Best of all, this new package includes a complimentary shuttle to both domestic and international terminals, making Moxy Sydney Airport the only hotel in the area offering airport transfers at no extra cost.

Located just minutes from Sydney Airport, Moxy Sydney Airport is already known for shaking up the traditional notion of an “airport hotel." With its trendy, vibrant décor, retro-style arcade games and craft cocktails at Bar Moxy, it’s a far cry from the tired, minimalist accommodation most travellers expect when they have an early flight. Now, its new parking deal and free shuttle service aim to ease the headaches of getting to and from the airport – especially if you’ve got bags, kids or an early-morning check-in.

MOXY Sydney Airport Lobby
Moxy Sydney Airport is already known for shaking up the traditional notion of an “airport hotel."

This offer is a real game-changer for travellers departing from Sydney, especially if you live regionally in Australia. But let’s break down the costs.

An overnight stay at the hotel starts at $166 per night. The cheapest parking rate for five days at Sydney Airport starts at $131.70 for the Blu Emu car park that connects to terminals 2 and 3 via an airport shuttle and this goes up to $439 for premium valet parking. Additional days range from $19.30 to $83 per day. You will potentially pay $34.30 more to spend the night at the hotel with inclusive free parking compared to five days of parking at $131.70. But when you add to this the value of skipping the usual scramble of finding reliable (and affordable) parking before a flight or eliminating the worry of train delays or Ubers that don’t show up, you’ve automatically removed 90 per cent of the stress associated with flying. It just makes a lot of sense!

The free shuttle itself also saves guests money. Airport trains can cost upwards of $17.34 per adult each way from Mascot Station, and a taxi or rideshare trip often sets you back even more. Moxy’s shuttle runs a continuous 20-minute loop, starting from 4.45am to 10.50pm for the domestic terminal and 5am to 10.50pm for the international terminal.

There’s also a convenient stop at Mascot Train Station, letting you reach downtown Sydney in just minutes – without facing the pricey station gate fee. Once you’ve booked your room, you’ll receive a link to reserve your preferred shuttle time and you can track its movements via a real-time “Uber-like" tracker on your phone or via digital displays in the hotel.

MOXY Sydney Airport shuttle bus
Moxy’s shuttle runs a continuous 20-minute loop.

The parking option, meanwhile, offers significant peace of mind. No one wants to worry about leaving their car in an expensive, uncovered lot while travelling. At Moxy Sydney Airport, your vehicle will be safely parked in a secure, undercover garage with 24/7 CCTV surveillance. If you’re flying out for a quick five-day trip, you won’t pay a cent beyond your room rate. If your travels take you away for longer, each extra day is just $15, and a full week of parking is capped at $100 – far cheaper than most standalone airport parking facilities.

While the cost savings are substantial, Moxy also delivers on fun. As part of the Marriott Bonvoy family, the hotel boasts stylish rooms with runway or city skyline views, plus a vibrant lobby that features playful touches like Skee-Ball and table tennis.

MOXY Sydney Airport Bar Moxy
Enjoy cocktails at Bar Moxy before your flight.

Finally, a pre-flight solution that lets you spend less time stressing about logistics – and more time getting excited about your upcoming adventure.

Emily Murphy
Emily Murphy is Australian Traveller's Email & Social Editor, and in her time at the company she has been instrumental in shaping its social media and email presence, and crafting compelling narratives that inspire others to explore Australia's vast landscapes. Her previous role was a journalist at Prime Creative Media and before that she was freelancing in publishing, content creation and digital marketing. When she's not creating scroll-stopping travel content, Em is a devoted 'bun mum' and enjoys spending her spare time by the sea, reading, binge-watching a good TV show and exploring Sydney's vibrant dining scene. Next on her Aussie travel wish list? Tasmania and The Kimberley.
See all articles
hero media

Harbour views and seasonal luxuries: this Sydney hotel is elevating Christmas

Luxury meets hyper-local hospitality with an exclusive Christmas stay package and menu you’ll want to be present for.

An Aussie Christmas is like no other. December signals the start of summer, celebrations and festive cheer. While Mariah Carey might not have defrosted just yet, we’ve got less than 100 days left of the year. So it’s time to start planning. Christmas at Park Hyatt Sydney is reimagined with a luxurious festive stay package. Celebrate with a curated summer tote, a special seasonal menu that captures the flavours of a Sydney summer and cocktails crafted to capture the spirit of a harbourside Christmas.

This is your sign to skip the end-of-year chaos and let Christmas be taken care of for you.

A stay at Park Hyatt

couple with champagne on the balcony of their park hyatt sydney room
Gaze out from your balcony to see Sydney’s icons.

If you love a room with a view, imagine waking up on Christmas Day to the sound of waves and a sunrise over the iconic Sydney Opera House. Step out to your private balcony to soak in the sun, and you’ll find you’re on the doorstep to the coastal cobblestone charm of Sydney’s very own Christmas boulevard, The Rocks.

Enter Park Hyatt Sydney, a 155-room harbour-side hotel, centered in the beating heart of a historic neighbourhood, seamlessly blending life’s little luxuries with living like a local. Spend long, summer days lounging by the rooftop pool with 360-degree views of this harbour city or indulge in tailored treatments at The Spa.

aerial of park hyatt sydney rooftop pool
Spend summer days by the rooftop pool.

Be seated in The Dining Room, overlooking sparkling waters, to taste the vibrancy of an Australian summer. Led by Executive Chef Tyson Gee, discover a lunch and dinner menu that heroes coastal ingredients.

The festive stay package

Park Hyatt Sydney has introduced a festive stay package to up the Christmas spirit. Guests will enjoy an overnight stay in a guest room or suite with uninterrupted views, valet parking and a full breakfast for two in The Dining Room.

The Summer Kit

branded tote bag of park hyatt sydney with the sydney opera house in background
Take home a branded tote bag.

Because it’s an Aussie Christmas, guests booking the package will also receive a curated, limited-edition Summer Christmas kit stocked with seasonal luxuries, including the hotel’s first-ever branded merch.

Think a signature Park Hyatt Sydney sun cap and Aesop sunscreen valued at $300, all in a branded luxury tote bag. This kit will also be available for purchase throughout December, if you’re in need of any gift ideas.

The details

The festive stay package applies to stays from 1 – 27 December, with a limited number of suites available. Guests can book using the exclusive offer code XMAS25 on parkhyattsydney.com . They can also call +61 2 9256 1234 or email sydney.park.accommodation@hyatt.com.

Christmas dining

christmas menu at the dining room restaurant in park hyatt sydney
Taste a special Christmas menu at The Dining Room.

For the gourmands who want to participate in the festivities but are unable to stay as an overnight guest, Park Hyatt Sydney can still be your Christmas go-to. Taste Chef Tyson Gee’s themed culinary creations throughout December .

From 1 – 24 December, diners can book a Christmas Afternoon Tea from $95 pp. Prepare for Christmas flavours like braised turkey pie with cranberry gel, plus gingerbread and salted vanilla bûche de Noël and a chocolate hazelnut bauble for dessert.

On Christmas Day, The Dining Room and The Living Room will both offer a five-course menu from $425 per person. Start with a glass of NV Taittinger Champagne on arrival – accompanied by Sydney’s finest seafood – and end with a reimagined mango pavlova, with rice pudding and pink peppercorn.

“Our vision was to capture the flavours of a harbourside Australian Christmas,” says Gee. “Guests will enjoy seafood at its best, from fresh oysters to cured ocean trout, paired with tropical fruit accents and festive touches like glazed Berkshire ham and roast duck. Every dish has been imagined for a harbourside Christmas celebration.”

Guests can also enjoy a range of seasonal cocktails crafted by Head Mixologist Kevin Botte, including the Christmas Negroni, Christmas Mulled Wine and a Christmas Cocktail/Mocktail.

Exploring Sydney

woman drinking festive cocktail in the dining room restaurant of park hyatt sydney
The best of Sydney is right on your doorstep.

For those planning a visit, Christmas at Park Hyatt Sydney means you’re perfectly situated to explore the best of Sydney.

The hotel is mere steps away from the icons, from Sydney Opera House to the Harbour Bridge, along with the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Royal Botanic Gardens. Add open-air galleries full of murals and explore the nearby cobblestone streets.

Head to the charming Rocks Markets, where the streets transform with seasonal Christmas creations, of the artisan and foodie variety. Then head over to Dawes Point Park for a picnic under the bridge.

Find more 360-degree rooftop views at the Glenmore, or listen to live music at Brewhouse at Squire’s Landing from Wednesday to Sunday (times vary). There’s something for everyone.

For more details on Christmas at Park Hyatt Sydney, visit parkhyattsydney.com or call +61 2 9256 1234.