Kimpton Margot Sydney
Sydney
“Art-Deco social landmark”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Grand Art Deco architecture frames a lively lobby displaying six hundred curated artworks and daily social hour gatherings.
“Art-Deco social landmark”
A landmark 1930s Art Deco Water Board building converted with preserved grand architectural features.
Striking 1930s Art Deco architecture paired with bold contemporary furnishings and crimson scagliola columns.
A lively lobby lounge hosting daily wine hours alongside a buzzing rooftop pool bar scene.
The central Pitt Street location anchors Sydney’s business hub and prime shopping district.
Rooms
High ceilings and subtle retro details give these spacious central Sydney rooms a comfortable, apartment-like feel.
Backstory
This heritage Art Deco landmark underwent a complete, modern transformation before opening its doors in 2022.
Wellness
A stylish rooftop pool and fitness center provide a secluded retreat high above the downtown rush.
Eat & drink
A buzzy open-air rooftop bar highlights local cocktail culture alongside a ground-floor restaurant focused on Australian flavors.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Pitt Street, the property sits directly between Sydney’s prime shopping arcades and the central business district.
“Taking inspiration from its setting in a Thirties Art Deco building, this outpost of the ever-fashionable boutique-hotel brand is ornately elegant, and chock full of art.”
“The first Kimpton in Oz, the 172-room hotel boasts a swanky rooftop swimming pool, restaurant from celebrity chef Luke Mangan, and custom Lekker bikes for tooling around Surry Hills and Darlinghurst.”
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