Hotel Morris Sydney
Haymarket, Sydney
“Restored palazzo hideaway”
Vibe
Check-in happens over cocktails at the marble bar, setting a moody, Italian-accented tone beneath ruby glass chandeliers.
“Restored palazzo hideaway”
A 1929 Inter-War Palazzo style landmark restored with original brickwork and heritage architectural details.
Luchetti Krelle interiors layered with rich mustard velvet, polished brass, and custom geometric floor tiling.
Ground-floor Bar Morris pours Italian amari and signature spritzes for evening aperitivo crowds.
In Haymarket on Pitt Street, footsteps from Capitol Theatre and Chinatown's dining hub.
Rooms
Calacatta marble, fluted glass, and custom Art Deco lighting bring rich texture to compact, light-filled spaces upstairs.
Backstory
Designed by Virgil Dante Cizzio in 1929, this Italian Renaissance revival landmark stood as Australia's tallest hotel for over three decades.
Eat & drink
Bar Morris pours Italian amari, spritzes, and low-intervention wines alongside seasonal antipasti along a pink marble counter.
The neighborhood
Step outside into Haymarket's bustling theater and dining pocket, with Capitol Theatre next door and Chinatown around the corner.
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