Ovolo Woolloomooloo
Woolloomooloo, Sydney
“Vibrant heritage wharf sanctuary”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Pop art and neon lights transform a century-old timber wharf into a lively, sunlit indoor playground.
“Vibrant heritage wharf sanctuary”
Industrial timber architecture filled with colorful modern lounge spaces designed by Hassell.
A converted 1912 finger wharf featuring original exposed timber beams and soaring ironbark pillars.
A lively central atrium bar encouraging gathering with communal tables and evening social hours.
Lively destination set within the bustling Finger Wharf precinct.
Rooms
Loft-style layouts highlight exposed timber beams and industrial trusses alongside cheerful pop-art accents.
Backstory
Constructed within Sydney's 1915 Finger Wharf, the former cargo terminal reopened as a modern retreat in 2015.
Wellness
An indoor lap pool and sleek gym sit tucked inside the historic timber frame.
Eat & drink
The central atrium bar serves plant-forward dishes and inventive cocktails beneath soaring heritage rafters.
The neighborhood
Overlooking the harbor, waterfront dining lines the dock with the Royal Botanic Garden just a short walk away.
“It's impossible to resist Ovolo Woolloomooloo's location, an old finger wharf extending out over the water, still surrounded by docked vessels and affording prime views of the marina, the city, and the landmarks on the Harbour.”
“A playful lobby lounge and cheerful rooms attract globetrotting good-timers to this energetic hotel near Bondi Beach.”
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