InterContinental Sydney
Sydney
“Harbor heritage landmark”
MICHELIN Guide · Forbes Travel Guide
Vibe
Modern elegance meets 19th-century history within the monumental sandstone arches of the 1851 Treasury Building.
“Harbor heritage landmark”
Polished service, marble bathrooms and high-floor harbor view executive lounge.
Restored 1851 Treasury Building shell with grand sandstone interior arcade.
Rooftop cocktail lounge and heritage courtyard bar active with locals.
By Circular Quay near transit links, harbour views, and Botanic Gardens
Rooms
Reimagined by Woods Bagot, guestrooms feature built-in window seats with tones reflecting the adjacent harbor.
Backstory
Opened in 1985 on the site of Australia's first vineyard, integrating the original 1851 government treasury.
Wellness
A heated indoor pool floats on level 31, framed by floor-to-ceiling glass overlooking the Opera House.
Eat & drink
Rooftop bar Aster and the central Treasury atrium offer 270-degree panoramas and modern Australian dining.
“Any hotel on this site would be a special one; not only is this quite probably Sydney's most prominent location, affording an elevated view over the Royal Botanic Garden...”
The neighborhood
At the edge of Circular Quay, the hotel sits between the CBD and the Royal Botanic Garden.
“Set in the city's original treasury building established in 1851, the InterContinental is steeped in history — it was once the site of Sydney's first vineyard...”
The app
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