Sydney
Sydney's harbor and ocean beaches give the city an unusually strong relationship with the water. Distinctive neighborhoods, dining and coastal walks complement its major landmarks.
Hotels in This Destination
Capella Sydney transforms a monumental sandstone government building into a highly polished urban retreat where heritage architecture, art and wellness meet beside Circular Quay.
The Darling Sydney brings contemporary rooms, large skyline suites and one of the city’s strongest hotel spas to a lively Pyrmont address inside The Star.
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney rises 34 storeys above Circular Quay with 531 rooms, iconic Harbour Bridge views and one of the city’s strongest locations for first-time sightseeing.
InterContinental Sydney combines an 1851 Treasury Building with a modern tower at Circular Quay, offering harbor-view rooms, a rooftop bar, a high-floor indoor pool, and immediate access to the Opera House, The Rocks, and Royal Botanic Garden.
An intimate luxury retreat in historic Millers Point, known for unusually spacious rooms, harbor-adjacent tranquility, a distinctive indoor pool and personalized service.
Directly on Sydney Harbour beneath the Harbour Bridge, Park Hyatt Sydney turns Opera House views, private balconies, Australian art and a rooftop pool into one of the city’s most location-driven luxury stays.
At the highest point of The Rocks, Shangri-La Sydney turns Sydney Harbour into a panoramic backdrop for 565 rooms, Chi spa and level-36 dining overlooking the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.
Rising over Darling Harbour beside the ICC, Sofitel Sydney combines 590 panoramic rooms and suites with a level-35 Club lounge, award-winning spa and a signature infinity pool overlooking the water.