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Sydney, Australia

Sydney is an iconic city with a stunning harbor, the famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge that combines beach vacations with a rich cultural life.

Hyatt Regency Sydney

Australia's largest hotel, spread along Sussex Street on the harbour edge of Sydney's CBD, overlooking Darling Harbour.

Park Hyatt Sydney

Low-slung harbourfront landmark in The Rocks where every room looks straight across the water at the Sydney Opera House.

Capella Sydney

A 1912 sandstone government building in the CBD reborn as a 192-room urban sanctuary around a plant-filled glazed atrium.

InterContinental Sydney Double Bay

A 140-room five-star hotel in the harbourside village of Double Bay, crowned by a rooftop pool and terrace with sweeping Sydney Harbour views.

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

A 34-storey tower above The Rocks with sweeping Opera House and Harbour Bridge views from the majority of its rooms.

Pier One Sydney Harbour, Autograph Collection

A 1912 cargo wharf and passenger terminal beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge, reborn as a 189-room hotel built out over the water.

Crown Towers Sydney

Australia's tallest hotel, filling the upper floors of the twisting Crown Sydney tower at Barangaroo with 349 harbour-facing rooms.

Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour

Five-star French luxury in a 35-storey tower above Darling Harbour, crowned by the Club Millésime lounge on level 35.

The Langham, Sydney

An intimate 96-room hotel in quiet Millers Point, long regarded as Sydney's most discreet grande dame.

The Old Clare Hotel

A design-led five-star boutique hotel spread across two heritage buildings in Chippendale — an old corner pub and the former Carlton & United Breweries offices — crowned by a rooftop pool and cocktail bar.

Shangri-La Sydney

A 36-storey Rocks landmark whose upper rooms and sky bar frame the Opera House and Harbour Bridge in a single view.

Spicers Potts Point

A 20-key boutique hotel set in three restored 1880s terraces on leafy Victoria Street, minutes on foot from Sydney Harbour.

QT Bondi

A 69-key design hotel of studios and apartments planted in the middle of Bondi Beach, a minute from the sand.

W Sydney

Design-forward hotel inside Darling Harbour's curving Ribbon building, crowned by a two-storey rooftop bar and infinity pool.

Kimpton Margot Sydney

An Art Deco landmark on Pitt Street turned playful boutique hotel, with a heated rooftop pool and bar above the CBD.

Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park

A grand city hotel facing the fig trees of Hyde Park, with 558 rooms, a glass-roofed rooftop pool and a top-floor spa above the Sydney CBD.

Swissôtel Sydney

A Swiss-run city hotel above Market Street, with elevated rooms, a podium outdoor pool and the Pürovel spa a minute from Pitt Street Mall.

The Darling at The Star

An adults-oriented urban retreat at The Star in Pyrmont, with 171 rooms and suites, a rooftop pool and hammam, and chef-led dining downstairs.

The Porter House Hotel Sydney – MGallery

An 1876 heritage building on Castlereagh Street paired with a slender new tower: 122 rooms, a heated rooftop pool and Lee Ho Fook on level one.

Ovolo Woolloomooloo

A design hotel inside the heritage Finger Wharf at Woolloomooloo, with loft suites under timber trusses, an indoor pool and generous included extras.

Ace Hotel Sydney

A brick-and-concrete design hotel on the edge of Surry Hills, with 264 rooms, the Kiln rooftop restaurant and a lobby that doubles as a music venue.

Little National Hotel Sydney

A precise, compact-luxury hotel beside Wynyard station, with floor-to-ceiling glass in every room and a rooftop library, bar and gym over the CBD.

Hotel Palisade

A 1912 corner pub at Millers Point with eight hand-painted rooms, a working public bar below and the Henry Deane lounge over Sydney Harbour.

Sofitel Sydney Wentworth

A heritage-listed Phillip Street landmark, recently refurbished, with 436 rooms and suites, French-Vietnamese dining at Delta Rue and Club Millésime.