Hotel Woolstore 1888
Darling Harbour, Sydney
“Restored industrial woolstore”
Vibe
A sunlit central atrium cuts through massive ironbark timber beams, exposed sandstone walls, and vibrant pop-art canvases by Jasper Knight.
“Restored industrial woolstore”
A restored 1888 woolstore showcasing original ironbark timber beams, exposed brickwork, and soaring sandstone walls.
Tied to Pyrmont's maritime past through preserved wool-handling architecture and Australian-crafted finishes throughout the spaces.
Industrial interiors blending raw historical structure with vibrant modern artwork, bespoke furniture, and an internal atrium.
In Pyrmont steps from Darling Harbour and ICC Sydney, a short walk across to the city center.
Rooms
Three-metre-high timber ceilings and exposed brick walls frame loft-style spaces named after heritage Australian sheep breeds.
Backstory
Architects Morell and Kemp built this wool depository in 1888, leaving behind Sydney's oldest surviving saw-tooth roof structure.
Eat & drink
Percy pours natural wines and Spanish vermut in the atrium, pairing pintxos and crisp croquetas with morning espresso.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet Pyrmont street, the hotel sits steps from Darling Harbour and the pedestrian bridge into the city center.
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