Capella Sydney
Sydney
“Restored sandstone sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
A kinetic sculpture floats inside the central atrium of this restored 1912 Department of Education sandstone building.
“Restored sandstone sanctuary”
Capella Culturist service with bespoke amenities and lavish marble baths.
A restored 1912 Department of Education sandstone landmark.
Contemporary interiors featuring kinetic art inside the central atrium.
In the CBD near Circular Quay, Harbour Bridge, and Botanic Gardens
Rooms
Light-filled contemporary spaces feature lavish marble bathrooms, deep soaking tubs, and custom Capella Culturist touches.
Backstory
Completed in 1912 for the Department of Education, the historic sandstone edifice re-emerged as a hotel in 2023.
Wellness
An indoor swimming pool and spa sit tucked within the historic structure, providing space to unwind.
The neighborhood
Circular Quay, the Royal Botanic Garden, and the Sydney Harbour Bridge are all just a short walk away.
“Many luxury hotels strive for architectural distinction, but the Singapore-based Capella brand is particularly serious about acquiring properties with history...”
“Capella Sydney's bar is a place to enjoy an evening cocktail, and it honors the building's original architect, George McRae.”
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