A 21-year-old woman has fallen to her death from the Rydges Hotel Cronulla.
THE father of a young woman who fell to her death from a hotel balcony in Cronulla said she was "beautiful girl" and who will be dearly missed.
Eden Hull, 21, fell from the 10th floor of the Rydges Hotel last night, in which police believe was a tragic accident.
The young woman, from Little Forest on the NSW South Coast, was staying at the hotel with her 27-year-old boyfriend, when the accident happened, about 11.30pm.
This afternoon, Eden's devastated father said his daughter was the love of his life.
Eden Hull and her boyfriend Blake Tindall.
It is understood Eden and her boyfriend had been at a friend's birthday celebration earlier in the night, then went back to the hotel, when the accident happened about.
Staff ran to Eden's aid when she landed on a pool deck on the second floor, and did first aid until paramedics arrived.
Forensic services were seen on the balcony of the hotel gathering evidence. Picture: Bill Hearne
She was rushed to St George's Hospital, but died a short time later form massive head and internal injuries.
Eden was allegedly having a fight with her partner moments before she plunged to her death.
Witnesses staying in the same Rydges Hotel on the Kingsway, Cronulla, said they heard the woman and her 27-year-old partner screaming loudly at each other for a long period of time.
A man was seen speaking with police in the foyer after a fatal fall at Rydges Hotel. Picture: Bill Hearne
"You could hear them arguing and fighting and screaming but I couldn't understand what she was saying," Mikayla Sergi, from Griffith, said this morning.
"It was really loud and then it just went quiet.
"When I looked down off the balcony about an hour later there was blood all over the ground."
Superintendent Greg Antonjuk confirmed the couple had an argument and said the deceased woman had been drinking prior to her fall.
"Of the issues police are investigating is the involvement of alcohol," he said.
Asked whether safety standards on balconies is adequate, Supt Antonjuk said: "That's one of the questions we will be asking and putting to the Coroner."
It is understood the woman and her partner were holidaying in Sydney from the state's south coast.
The partner has been interviewed by police and since released.
Police said he was inside the apartment when his partner fell off the balcony and did not see anything. He is not expected to be charged.
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