Pier One Sydney Harbour
The Rocks, Sydney
“Harbourfront timber pier retreat”
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Vibe
Cantilevered over the water directly beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the former cargo wharf hosts a lively sunset crowd.
“Harbourfront timber pier retreat”
Repurposed 1912 timber finger wharf with original ironbark beams throughout the interior.
Harbourfront positioning cantilevered over the water directly beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Buzzy waterfront pier bar and outdoor deck popular for Sydney Harbour sunset drinks.
Active waterfront scene situated directly beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Rooms
Exposed 1912 ironbark beams frame maritime-inspired rooms, some set directly above the lap of the tide.
Backstory
Constructed in 1912 as a maritime shipping pier, the heritage finger wharf was converted into a hotel in 1999.
Eat & drink
Drinks flow on the open-air deck, where guests gather at the pier edge to watch harbor ferries pass.
The neighborhood
Set in historic Dawes Point, the hotel sits steps from the cobblestone alleyways and pubs of The Rocks.
“The Pier One Sydney Harbour benefits from a striking Dawes Point location, alongside the historic Harbour Bridge, just around the cove from the Opera House.”
“Tucked beside Sydney Harbour Bridge on a heritage-listed pier, this boutique escape offers stunning views of the bridge, harbor, Luna Park funfair and Walsh Bay’s wharves, near historic quarter The Rocks and Circular Quay.”
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