Crystalbrook Albion
Surry Hills, Sydney
“Retro-luxe heritage hideaway”
Vibe
A 1970s sunken lounge and bohemian rooftop terrace create an intimate, design-led guest house tucked along a quiet Surry Hills lane.
“Retro-luxe heritage hideaway”
Eclectic interiors blending 1920s Art Deco touches, 1970s velvet seating, custom brass fixtures, and terrazzo bathrooms.
An adaptive reuse project transforming a 1903 former convent into an intimate, multi-era boutique guest house.
Corridors hung with commissioned Sydney art, plus an honesty bar stocked with Australian craft spirits.
Tucked along a quiet Surry Hills lane, surrounded by neighborhood cafes, wine bars, and dining.
Rooms
Interiors pair heritage brick and arched windows with custom brass fixtures, Greek marble accents, and handmade Moroccan tiles in the bathrooms.
Backstory
Built in 1903 as a convent for the Sisters of the Good Samaritan, the Victorian Gothic structure found new life through adaptive reuse.
Eat & drink
A 24-hour honesty bar in the lounge pours local craft spirits and Australian wines alongside a morning spread of fresh pastries.
The neighborhood
Tucked away on Little Albion Street, the location puts Surry Hills' finest independent bakeries, vintage boutiques, and wine bars at your doorstep.
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