Spicers Potts Point
Kings Cross, Sydney
“Victorian townhouse retreat”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Behind intricate iron-lace facades, the hotel feels like an intimate private townhouse accented with sea-glass tones and local Sydney art.
“Victorian townhouse retreat”
Three restored 1880s Victorian Italianate terraces retaining original iron-lace balconies and decorative marble fireplaces throughout.
Curated works by Sydney artist Martine Vanderspuy, set along leafy Victoria Street among neighborhood bistros.
Twenty boutique guest rooms offering evening wine hours, plush bedding, and courtyard breakfast service.
On leafy Victoria Street in Potts Point, a short stroll from neighborhood bistros and Kings Cross station.
Rooms
Heritage details like decorative cornices and marble fireplaces meet timber floors, with select suites opening onto street-facing iron-lace balconies.
Backstory
Founder Jude Turner spent three years restoring three 1880s Victorian terrace houses, seamlessly combining heritage masonry with a light-filled central courtyard.
Eat & drink
Breakfast is served under the Garden Room’s glass canopy, while the guest lounge hosts evening wine and canapés beside an honesty bar.
The neighborhood
Shaded by plane trees, Victoria Street places you steps from Potts Point’s thriving dining scene and a short walk to Kings Cross station.
“The first thing you notice as you approach this boutique city hotel is the ornate latticework balconies on its 19th-century façade, drawing you in with their eye-catching design.”
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