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Accolade On Regent (Formerly Y Suites On Regent), Sydney
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About the Property
Situated at 100, Regent St, Redfern, 2016, Australia, Accolade On Regent is a student accommodation in Sydney. It offers non-ensuite, 2B, and studio apartments. Scape Kingsford is close to the APIC (6 minutes' drive away) and Macealy College (6 minutes' drive away).
Australia's largest city, Sydney, with its population of over 5.4 million, is a cultural, business, and educational center. The city has in its higher education sector more than 250,000 students, out of which 100,000+ international students come from more than 130 different countries, attracted by such globally recognised institutions. Student accommodation Sydney Australia provides ideal living options for students in this thriving city. Sydney is well known and always positioned among the top 50 global cities in terms of quality of life. It has a safety index of 58 and a cost of living index of 75, demonstrating that it is a premium urban lifestyle. The city boasts a robust economy with a GDP of $450 billion AUD. The financial, tourism, and technology sectors are the main contributors to the economy. The multicultural nature of Sydney, with a population speaking over 250 languages, is evident in this student accom Sydney.
Features
At Accolade On Regent Sydney, students can choose from a variety of thoughtfully designed room types at Accolade On Regent including twin studio bronze, two-bedroom apartment silver, cluster ensuite silver, private studio silver, and private studio gold.
Each room unit at Accolade Regent Sydney is equipped with sensible facilities to keep your daily life comfortable and easy. Here, you will get a cozy bed / 2 king single beds, a study desk, wardrobe, shower, toilet, washbasin, in-room fridge, microwave, oven, induction cooker, and access to a common pantry, so you have complete facilities for living, studying, and relaxing.
Accolade Regent student accommodation, on the other hand, has a wide range of student-focused, common shared facilities which are designed to help students make the most of their time while studying. When your rent includes all the bills, electricity, water, internet, air conditioning, waste, and gas, you can have a stress-free living experience and also save on your weekly expenses. In addition to a common lounge, students have a gym, games room, common kitchen, dining area, study area, cinema, bicycle storage, and laundry at their disposal. To ensure safety and convenience, the building is installed with digital parcel lockers, CCTV cameras, and individual access cards, thus a secure and comfortable living environment is guaranteed. A positive Accolade On Regent review by a student mentioned that the living space is of good quality, the utilities are included, and the communal facilities are excellent, which altogether makes Accolade On Regent Sydney a perfect student accommodation.
Location and What's Hot?
Accolade On Regent student accommodation is ideally located close to key academic institutions, making it a convenient choice for students. SAE Institute and The University of Notre Dame are both easily accessible from Accolade On Regent Sydney, allowing students to focus on their studies without long commutes. These universities offer a wide range of creative and professional courses, supporting strong career pathways.
Accolade On Regent Sydney is also surrounded by everyday conveniences. Nearby supermarkets like Coles Redfern, IGA Redfern, and Woolworths Central Sydney make grocery shopping simple and quick. For healthcare needs, students can access Redfern Pharmacy and Chemist Warehouse Central Sydney, perfect for medicines and first-aid essentials.
Food lovers at Accolade On Regent will enjoy a variety of dining options nearby. Popular restaurants such as Redfern Bakehouse, Café Giulia, The Cottage Bar & Kitchen, Nomad Café, and Gaffa Café offer everything from casual brunches to modern Australian cuisine, all within walking distance of Accolade On Regent student accommodation.
For daily caffeine fixes, Mecca Espresso, The Grounds of Alexandria, Brewtown Newtown, and Single O Redfern serve excellent coffee and light bites, often praised in Accolade On Regent reviews. In the evenings, students can unwind at nearby pubs and bars like The Redfern Club, The Courthouse Hotel, and The Dog’s Bar, offering a lively atmosphere, drinks, and great dining experiences close to Accolade On Regent Sydney.
Commute
Sydney is a walkable, and bike-friendly city with a well-connected public transport network. From buses to trains, getting around the city is affordable and convenient, and you can enjoy city views along the way. Redfern Railway Station (0.5 km away) and Central Station (1 km away) are the closest train stations to Accolade On Regent Sydney, making travel across the city and suburbs easy. Bus stops like Regent St / Redfern St (0.1 km away) and Redfern Park Rd / Lawson St (0.3 km away) are also within walking distance, providing multiple commuting options for students.
Room Types (5)
Twin Studio Bronze
Two Bedroom Apartment Silver
Private Studio Silver
Private Studio Gold
Cluster Ensuite Silver
Common Amenities
Safety and Security
Bills Included
Payment Policies (4)
- Booking DepositDeposit of 2 weeks rent & mandatory items required. Non-refundable unless in policy.
- Security Deposit4-week bond deposit required. Lodged with authority. Returned less owed amounts upon departure.
- Mode Of PaymentPayment options: credit card, bank transfer, direct debit. Bank surcharge may apply.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. A deposit equivalent to 2 weeks’ rent and one-time mandatory items (shower curtain & mattress protector) is required to secure your booking.
2. This deposit will be applied towards the initial rent payment, and it is non-refundable unless stated otherwise in the cancellation policy.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. You will be required to pay a bond/security deposit of 4 (four) weeks of rent to secure your booking.
2. The bond should be paid to the property before the stipulated deadline, and they will lodge the bond with the relevant state’s Rental Tenancy Bond Authority. The bond will be held until after you depart from the property. It will then be returned to you, less any amounts owed to them (including but not limited to rent arrears, departure cleaning, or damages done to the leased apartment).
1. Credit card
2. Bank transfer
3. Direct Debit
Please note: A bank surcharge may be applied when processing the payment.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
1. There is a launderette on the property, with costs ranging from AU$4 to AU$5 per wash or dry cycle, depending on the property.
2. Also, you may be expected to pay for departure cleaning.
Cancellation Policies (5)
- No Visa No PayCancel w/o charge if no Australian visa. Notify 14 days prior. Various options available.
- No Place No PayCancellation allowed under 'No Place, No Pay' policy with conditions. Different options available.
- Replacement Tenant AcceptedLease break fees apply for early termination. Replacement resident required. Cleaning fees may apply.
- Other cancellation policiesAdvance Deposit, including AU$55 fee for Shower Curtain and Mattress Protector, non-refundable for cancellations
- Cooling Off PeriodNo cooling off period for 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY contracts; all binding.
For 25-26 AY & 26-27 AY:-
The property does not offer any cooling off period, all contracts are legal and binding.
For 26-27 AY:-
Students may cancel an Agreement without charge under property “No Visa, No Pay” policy if they are:
• unable to secure an Australian visa
To use this option, your cancellation request must:
• include supporting documentation; and
• be received at least 14 days prior to your lease commencement date.
If your contract is due to start within 14 days and you are still awaiting your visa approval, you may choose one of the following options:
• Hold your room by commencing rent payments while you await your visa.
• Request a one-time deferral of your contract start date, up until Semester 1, 2026. Your rate will remain the same. If you later choose to cancel after deferring, the “No Visa, No Pay” policy will not apply, and a 4-week termination payment will be required.
• Cancel your booking and pay the 4-week termination payment.
For 25-26 AY:-
1. If before 14 days of commencement of lease agreement you are refused a visa to study in Australia by the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and within 24 hours of receiving DHA refusal, you are required to send a written email requesting for cancellation to the property with the following information:
a) Reservation Number & Property booked
b) Proof of DHA refusal letter/confirmation.
2. If before 14 days of commencement of lease agreement your Visa is still on Pending/Processing stage, you are required to send a written email requesting for cancellation to the property with the following information:
a) Reservation Number & Property booked
b) Proof of Pending/Processing stage screenshot from the DHA website.
Please note: The Cancellation Policy is applicable only to new students with a booking who have not previously stayed with the property. Please be informed that once your contract commences, this policy no longer applies.
For 26-27 AY:-
Students may cancel an Agreement without charge under property “No Place, No Pay” policy if they are:
• declined entry to their intended course of study in Australia.
To use this option, your cancellation request must:
• include supporting documentation; and
• be received at least 14 days prior to your lease commencement date.
If your contract is due to start within 14 days and you are still awaiting your university offer you may choose one of the following options:
• Hold your room by commencing rent payments while you await your offer.
• Request a one-time deferral of your contract start date, up until Semester 1, 2026. Your rate will remain the same. If you later choose to cancel after deferring, the “No Place, No Pay” policy will not apply, and a 4-week termination payment will be required.
• Cancel your booking and pay the 4-week termination payment.
For 25-26 AY:-
If before 14 days of commencement of lease agreement you received confirmation that you are not accepted from any institution in the city of the property booked and within 24 hours of receiving university’s non-acceptance confirmation, you are required to send a written email requesting for cancellation to the property with the following information:
1. Reservation Number & Property booked
2. Proof of rejection letter/confirmation from an institution under the relevant cities
Please note: The Cancellation Policy is applicable only to new students with a booking who have not previously stayed with the property. Please be informed that once your contract commences, this policy no longer applies.
The Residential Tenancy Agreement, Rooming House Agreement or License to Occupy is a legally binding document, which if broken will incur penalties. Where a resident believes they cannot stay in the room or continue to pay the Rent/Occupancy Fee, they must notify the property in writing and complete a lease break form as soon as possible.
A. When considering prematurely terminating your Residential Tenancy Agreement, Rooming House Agreement, it is your responsibility to do the following:
1. Continue to pay the rental payments for the remainder of the agreement or until the apartment is re-let plus a portion of the letting fee and advertisement fee (if you have nominated the property to advertise for you, calculated according to the Residential Tenancies Tribunal formula).
2. You may help in finding another suitable person, who needs to apply to the property and have his or her application accepted by them, to take over your apartment.
3. A departure cleaning fee may apply if the apartment is not returned in the same or better condition to the owner.
B. When considering prematurely terminating your License to Occupy, it is your responsibility to do the following:
1. You will be charged an early termination fee of two (2) weeks’ occupancy fee if the License to Occupy is ended by you within the first 48 weeks of the commencement of the License to Occupy
2. You will continue to pay all occupancy fees and charges as set out in Clause 3 of your License to Occupy until such time as an approved new Resident commences a contract for a period no less than the current agreement.
3. Additional cleaning fees may apply if the room is not returned in the same condition, allowing for fair wear and tear.
C. When considering prematurely terminating your Occupancy Agreement, it is your responsibility to do the following:
1. You will be charged an early termination fee of two (2) weeks’ rent.
2. You will be liable to pay the rent until the earlier of:
— the end date of your Occupancy Agreement; or
— the date that the property enters into a replacement Occupancy Agreement for the Bedroom,
3. You will be liable to pay them the equivalent value of incentives that were accorded to you as part of your Occupancy Agreement.
4. Additional cleaning fees may apply if the room is not returned in the same condition, allowing for fair wear and tear.
Please Note: The Cancellation Policy is only available to new students with a booking, who have not previously stayed with the property. Please note that once your contract commences, this policy no longer applies.
For all other reasons for cancellation of reservation the Advance Deposit, including the AU$55.00 fee for the Shower Curtain and Mattress Protector, will be retained as it is non-refundable.
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About Sydney, New South Wales
Sydney is one of Australia s most lively and cosmopolitan cities, attracting more 300,000 local and international students from all over the world from all over the world. With prestigious institutions like the University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney, and Sydney College of English, the city is home to a large and diverse student population, including those attending the Sydney campus. Because on-campus housing fills quickly, many students turn to off-campus housing in Australia. From private rooms to shared apartments and modern student apartments in Sydney, there is a wide range of options to suit different budgets and lifestyles. Finding the right Sydney student housing is simple with amber. Offering verified listings, flexible leases, and 24/7 support, helping students book rooms for rent in Sydney or larger apartments near their campus with ease.
Whether you are searching for student apartments in Australia close to Sydney College of English or other universities, amber ensures you can find a space that combines comfort, convenience, and safety for uni students. You can explore options like Scape Darling Square, Scape Cleveland, and Scape Sydney Central, both combining comfort, convenience, and safety. Sydney s student life is about more than just academics. Neighbourhoods vary from bustling city centres to peaceful residential streets, offering different vibes, cafes, and social spaces. Some areas also reflect the city s prestige and lifestyle opportunities, as highlighted in guides exploring the richest suburbs in Sydney. By considering location, amenities, and local culture, fellow students can choose the right student housing in Sydney that balances study, social life, and living experience.
Best Student Accommodations In Sydney
Finding the right student accommodations in Sydney is essential for a smooth and enjoyable university experience. Whether you’re attending the Sydney College of English or another local institution, amber offers a variety of purpose-built student accommodation in Sydney designed to balance comfort, convenience, and community living. From fully furnished private rooms to shared apartments with modern amenities like a games room, BBQ facilities and close to grocery stores, students can choose a space that fits their budget and lifestyle to make their university years count.
1. Charlie Parker Sydney – From AU$1559/week
2. Newtown Student Accommodation – From AU$899/week
3. Scape Abercrombie Sydney – ★★★★☆ (4.9/5) – From AU$819/week – “Spacious and stylish rooms with excellent communal facilities and a supportive student community.”
4. Scape Darlington – ★★★★★ (5.0/5) – From AU$799/week – “Well-equipped apartments with modern interiors, study areas, and vibrant social spaces for students.”
5. Iglu Central Park Student Housing Sydney – From AU$795/week
Affordable Student Accommodation Options In Sydney
For students looking for student accommodation Sydney Australia, the city offers a variety of options that balance affordability, comfort, and convenience. Whether you’re studying at the Sydney College of English or other nearby institutions, this list of affordable accommodation in Sydney for international students provides easy access to campuses, public transport, and the city’s social and cultural hubs. From shared apartments to furnished studios, Sydney offers a range of options for students seeking off-campus housing in Australia that don’t compromise on quality. To help you narrow down your search, check out the most affordable suburbs in Sydney. It’s a great guide to finding budget-friendly student flats Sydney close to popular student spots.
1. Western Sydney University Village Parramatta – From AU$327/week. “Spacious shared apartments with communal lounges and study zones, perfect for students seeking community living close to campus.”
2. Scape Mountain X – From AU$349/week. “Fully furnished apartments with rooftop terraces and collaborative study areas, offering a lively and social student environment.”
3. Student Village North Ryde – From AU$362/week. “Modern student apartments featuring pools, communal lounges, and study spaces are designed to balance productivity and socialising.”
4. Castle Dulwich Hill – From AU$409/week. “Self-contained apartments with private space, private kitchens and bathrooms, ideal for students seeking independence near Sydney’s academic hubs.”
5. Dayman Apartments – From AU$418/week. “Affordable, furnished apartments with study zones and communal lounges, perfect for students looking for practical and comfortable student housing in Sydney.”
Best Areas to Live In Sydney
Sydney and its surrounding suburbs are some of the most student-friendly areas in Australia, offering a mix of convenience, lifestyle, and affordability. If you’re looking for student apartments in Sydney, these neighbourhoods are ideal for students attending the University of Sydney, Sydney College of English, the University of Notre Dame, and other nearby institutions.
1. Camperdown: Right next to the University of Sydney, Camperdown is perfect for walking to lectures. Students enjoy Camperdown Park, local cafes, and easy access to Central Station. Most campus buildings are just a 5-minute walk away. Average rent: AUD 550–750 per week.
2. Newtown: A 10-minute walk from the university, Newtown is lively with budget eateries, bars, and shops along King Street. It’s ideal for students looking for lively Sydney student housing. Average rent: AUD 600–700 per week.
3. Glebe: Quiet and green, Glebe is about 15 minutes from campus. Students enjoy cosy cafes, bookshops, and parks like Bicentennial Park. Average rent: AUD 550–650 per week.
4. Chippendale: South of the university, Chippendale offers convenience and a creative vibe with spots like Spice Alley and Central Park Mall. Most university buildings are reachable within a 10-minute walk. Average rent: AUD 650–750 per week.
5. Darlington: Adjacent to campus, Darlington is peaceful and affordable, with easy access to Redfern Station, Broadway Shopping Centre, and university facilities. Commute: 5–10 minutes on foot. Average rent: AUD 500–600 per week.
Room Types Available In Sydney
Student accommodation Sydney Australia offers a diverse range of options to suit various preferences and budgets, ensuring every student can find a space that aligns with their lifestyle. Here's an overview of the accommodation types available in Sydney:
1. Studio Apartments: Studio apartments in Sydney provide fully self-contained living spaces with a private bedroom, bathroom, and kitchen. They are ideal for students seeking maximum independence and privacy.
2. 1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These apartments offer one or two private bedrooms along with shared living areas such as kitchens and lounges. They are suitable for students who wish to live with friends or a small group while maintaining some level of privacy.
3. Shared Apartments: Shared apartments consist of multiple private bedrooms within a single room unit, with communal areas, kitchens, bathrooms, and living areas. This setup encourages social interaction and community living while still offering personal space for each resident. You can make and foster amazing lifelong friendships in this new city with these accommodation options.
4. Private Rooms: Private rooms offer students a personal bedroom with essentials like a study desk and bed, with access to shared facilities such as kitchens and lounges. These student rooms Sydney suit other students who want independence without complete isolation.
Cost of Living In Sydney
Sydney, Australia's vibrant and cosmopolitan capital, offers a dynamic environment for students. However, it's important to note that the cost of living in Sydney can be higher compared to other cities. On average, students can expect to spend between AU$2,500 and AU$4,000 per month, covering the cost of student residence Sydney, food, transportation, and other daily expenses.
1. Accommodation: AU$350 – AU$700/week
2. Groceries: AU$150 – AU$280/week
3. Transportation: AU$40 – AU$60/week
4. Utilities (Gas, Electricity, Water): AU$35 – AU$140/week
5. Phone and Internet: AU$20 – AU$55/week
6. Leisure & Social Activities: AU$100 – AU$200/week
Student Travel In Sydney
Sydney is a student-friendly city with a reliable and extensive transport network, making commuting from student accommodations in Sydney to universities, city centres, and local hotspots easy and affordable. Whether you are staying in student apartments in Sydney or looking for rooms for rent in Sydney, there are multiple convenient travel options to support student life.
1. Train Services: Sydney Trains connect major suburbs and campuses, including areas near the Sydney College of English, to the city centre.
Cost: Approximately £20/week for students using a concession Opal card. A student Opal card ensures fare caps and discounts across all train lines, making daily commuting from your student housing Sydney budget-friendly.
2. Bus Network: Sydney has a wide-ranging bus network linking most student neighbourhoods, campuses, and the city's iconic attractions.
Cost: Around £15–£18/week with a student concession. Buses often stop close to Sydney student housing, providing easy access for daily travel.
3. Ferries: Ideal for harbour-side suburbs, Sydney’s ferry services are both scenic and practical.
Cost: Concession fares start at approximately £12/week for students. Pairing ferry travel with buses or trains using an Opal card allows smooth multi-modal commuting.
4. Cycling: With dedicated bike lanes and secure storage available in many student apartments in Sydney, cycling is an efficient, healthy, and eco-friendly commute option.
Cost: Free apart from the initial bicycle purchase. Short trips between campus, cafes, and libraries are easy to complete by bike.
5. Light Rail (Trams): Sydney’s light rail system connects key inner-city areas, including Central Station, Darling Harbour, and the University of New South Wales.
Cost: Concession fares start around £2–£3 per ride, and it’s fully integrated with the Opal card for convenient transfers between trains, buses, and ferries.
6. Walking: Students living near campuses or the Sydney CBD can conveniently walk to lectures, cafes, or shops.
Student Transit Tips: Students living in off-campus housing in Australia can save time and money by combining trains, buses, ferries, cycling, and walking. Carrying your Opal card ensures easy access to student concessions and daily/weekly travel caps. For detailed guidance on navigating Sydney’s transport system, check out all about the public transport in Sydney. This is particularly helpful for students commuting to this affordable accommodation near the Sydney College of English.
Student Lifestyle And Tourist Attractions In Sydney
Sydney, Australia’s bustling harbour city, offers a lively and student-friendly environment where academics, university life and social life thrive. Safe and popular neighbourhoods like Chippendale, Darlington, and Surry Hills are in close proximity to Sydney College of English and provide easy access to essential amenities. Students can find a variety of perfect student accommodations in Sydney and student apartments in Australia to suit different needs.
Students studying in Sydney often hang out at Blackwood Pantry for speciality coffee, Edition Roasters for a modern café experience, or Paramount Coffee Project for a spacious study environment. Popular student-friendly restaurants include Din Tai Fung for affordable Asian cuisine and Gelato Messina for a sweet treat. For nightlife, The Soda Factory, Opera Bar, and Ivy Sydney offer lively settings that students frequently enjoy while also exploring local art galleries. Students can discover more about the best bars in Sydney for ideas on where to socialise responsibly.
Sydney also offers excellent learning and cultural resources. The University of Sydney Library and UTS Library provide extensive study spaces, while the Australian Museum and the Museum of Contemporary Art offer cultural enrichment and student discounts. Green spaces like Prince Alfred Park, Victoria Park, and Royal Botanic Gardens provide peaceful areas for outdoor study sessions, jogging, or relaxing breaks. You can also visit the famous Blue Mountains or Coogee Beach. Healthcare facilities are conveniently accessible, with Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, St Vincent’s Hospital, and Sydney Hospital providing comprehensive medical services. With multiple Sydney student housing available, students can enjoy a safe, engaging, and well-rounded lifestyle while pursuing their studies.
Top Universities In Sydney
Sydney attracts students from across Australia and internationally. Its prestigious institutions, combined with a wide range of student accommodations in Sydney, provide an ideal environment for both study and student life. Learners enjoy modern facilities on campus, lively neighbourhoods, and convenient access to city amenities.
1. The University of Sydney: One of Australia’s most renowned universities, the University of Sydney offers a wide variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programs, with a strong emphasis on research and global partnerships. Popular Sydney student accommodation options nearby include Scape At University of Sydney, Scape Darlington, and Scape Abercrombie, featuring fully furnished rooms, communal study areas, gyms, and social lounges.
2. University of Technology Sydney (UTS): UTS is known for its innovative approach to learning, particularly in technology, business, and design. Students often choose off-campus housing in Sydney close to the campus, such as Castle Petersham or The Switch Kensington, offering ensuite rooms, shared apartments, and amenities like communal kitchens, gyms, and social lounges.
3. Sydney College of English: Specialising in English language programs for international students, Sydney College of English attracts learners seeking immersive education in Sydney. Nearby student apartments in Sydney include Accolade On Regent, Sydney University Village and Scape Quay, which provide furnished rooms, study areas, and communal spaces that support both study and social life.