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Where
Macquarie Park, NSW
Policy checked
2026-11-08

Pet policy

Dogs only, maximum 2 dogs per room, all sizes accepted with approval on request, pet fee around AUD 120 per night, advance notice required, some floors designated pet-free.

Verified via venue-site

Quest Macquarie Park is a serviced apartment property on Epping Road in the heart of Sydney's north-west corporate and hospital precinct. The guest mix is dominated by business travellers on multi-week assignments and families visiting Macquarie University or the nearby hospitals, and the apartment format, with proper kitchens and separate living areas, is built for stays longer than a night or two. For dog owners relocating or waiting on a house move, that apartment setup is exactly what makes a pet stay workable.

Dogs at Quest Macquarie Park

Per the property's own pet-friendly accommodation terms, dogs only are accepted, up to two per room, and all sizes are considered with prior approval on request. The pet fee runs around AUD 120 per night, advance notice is required, and some floors are designated pet-free. That combination of approval process and pet-free floors means a request is not a guarantee, so lock the pet arrangement in writing before you book rather than at the desk.

The vibe

This is functional corporate accommodation done properly rather than a boutique play. Expect apartment practicality, quiet floors geared to work trips, and the convenience of being walking distance from Macquarie Centre and the rail interchange. It is a base, not a destination, and priced for the long-stay market accordingly.

Getting there and parking

71 Epping Road sits between the Lane Cove Tunnel exit and the Macquarie Park station precinct, with secure parking on site. The drive from the CBD runs 20 to 30 minutes outside peak, and the metro line puts Macquarie University, Chatswood and the city within easy reach without a car.

Close by with the dogs

ELS Hall Park at North Ryde is the nearest decent green for morning walks, and the Shrimptons Creek Riparian Corridor runs through the suburb as a shaded walking route. For a dog-centric stop, Chew Babe Pet Grooming Cafe combines grooming and coffee in the one visit. Another serviced option nearby is Veriu Macquarie Park.

More dog friendly stays across NSW are listed at the NSW dog friendly stays guide.

Policy verified 8 November 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.