The Grace Sydney
Sydney
“Neo-Gothic heritage address”
Vibe
Preserved Art Deco lifts and soaring foyer columns greet a steady mix of business travelers and heritage enthusiasts in Sydney's central core.
“Neo-Gothic heritage address”
A 1930s Neo-Gothic landmark modeled after the Tribune Tower, once General Douglas MacArthur's wartime headquarters.
Preserved Art Deco lift cars, grand foyer pillars, and ornate exterior gargoyles defining the public spaces.
Steady downtown hospitality since 1997, serving generations of corporate and leisure visitors on York Street.
In Sydney CBD, steps from the Queen Victoria Building and Pitt Street Mall
Rooms
High pressed-metal ceilings and marble bathrooms anchor comfortable rooms, with premium corner layouts taking in wraparound city views.
Wellness
The rooftop recreation center features a heated indoor lap pool, sauna, steam room, and a sun deck overlooking the downtown skyline.
Backstory
Modeled after Chicago's Tribune Tower in 1930, the Neo-Gothic landmark once served as General Douglas MacArthur's wartime headquarters.
Eat & drink
Grace Brasserie serves generous buffet fare, while the ground-floor café and wine bar pours espresso by day and cocktails by evening.
The neighborhood
Set at the corner of York and King Streets, you are steps from the Queen Victoria Building and Pitt Street Mall shopping.
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