Pier One Sydney Harbour
Hotel
Pier One Sydney Harbour is exceptional: Built out onto the water, next to the famous Harbour Bridge, the luxury hotel is situated in Sydney’s historic old town The Rocks, which has been carefully restored without eliminating the colonial flair.
Most of Sydney’s celebrated attractions are just a short walk away. It is not only the Harbour Bridge, which is just around the corner. The elegant Opera House, the Museum of Contemporary Art and the Royal Botanic Garden are just a stone’s throw read more » away.
Pier One Sydney Harbour is doubtlessly one of Sydney’s most charming hotels. However, it owes this claim to fame to more than the superb location. The Pier One Sydney Harbour’s suites and the delicious cuisine are equally noteworthy.
Guests may choose between five comfortable accommodation categories. Moreover, the attentive and friendly service perfectly complements the luxurious lodging. Room service is available 24/7. Furthermore, a local guide and a concierge are at your disposition.
The facilities are plentiful. To counterbalance the exquisite cuisine, stop by the fully-equipped gym. The suites all feature air-conditioning, a safe, flat-screen TV, voicemail and high-speed internet. Everything is in place for a supremely comfortable stay.
As you might have guessed, the Pier One Sydney Harbour’s Front Restaurant sports a magnificent view out over the harbour. Enjoy a lazy lunch, sampling the cuisine’s finest treats and indulging in the view.
Come night-time, a myriad of lights peppers the harbour and soft candlelight illuminates your table. Having relished the romantic ambience, how about an after-dinner cocktail mixed to perfection at the Front Bar?
Certainly a unique feature, the Front Bar boasts a 12 square metres large glass floor section that allows you to admire Sydney Harbour from up close.
Living
The Pier One Sydney Harbour in Sydney offers a total of 160 comfortable rooms and suites. The units are divided into several categories: 131 elegant Standard Rooms, 19 Royal Rooms and 10 extravagant Suites.
Of read more » course, every guest unit comes with a stunning view of either the harbour or the Harbour Bridge – you decide which panorama sparks your fancy! The modern facilities and furniture create an interesting contrast with the historic ambience of The Rocks district.
Incidentally, the Pier One Sydney Harbour’s service is legendary. Over the years, both tourists and business travellers have learned to appreciate the friendly attention.
A few of the Pier One Sydney Harbour’s units deserve extra mention. Commanding a stunning view of both Walsh Bay and Sydney Harbour, the Walsh Bay Suite is a luxurious option that features a bedroom equipped with a king-size bed and a separate dining and living area.
Those who appreciate extra spacious lodging are well-advised to consider the 41 square metres large Waterside King Accommodation. The Waterside Queen Accommodation features an equally stunning view and comes equipped with queen-size beds.
The Heritage King Accommodation commands a breathtaking view of the Harbour Bridge and also offers generous space (41m²). Facing towards the east, the Heritage Queen or Twin Rooms looks down upon the bustling streets of The Rocks.
Everything is within easy reach. Stroll the romantic cobblestone streets of The Rocks anytime you choose and dine at one of the many excellent restaurants. Of course, the superb location is also ideal for visiting one of Sydney’s entertainment events, shows or concerts.
Explore Sydney’s sensational cultural programme before returning to the comfortable Pier One Sydney Harbour for a last bedtime drink…!
Activities
Housing no less than 4.3 million inhabitants, Sydney is Australia’s unofficial capital and the continent’s largest city. The strikingly beautiful metropolis reflects the Australian’s easygoing ways
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and positive attitudes and is an intriguing place to discover.
The range of leisure time activities is endless. Not only does Sydney offer some superb shopping, but the endless white beaches are perfect for extended seaside strolls.
However, the city also boasts a rich cultural scene: The most famous venue is, of course, the Sydney Opera House. The concerts and shows are highly recommendable but a guided tour of the buildings is almost equally fascinating. Did you know why the roof is in fact beige and not white?
Good footwear is recommendable as a tour of the countless attractions easily amounts to a few kilometres. Alternatively, hop on one of the sightseeing buses or explore the city on one of the wonderful harbour cruise ships.
The fearless and active are also addressed: An exhilarating option is to climb the soaring Harbour Bridge. The best time to start the climb is the late afternoon. High above the city, on a wind-swept metal arch, experience the stunning beauty of a Sydney sunset.
A little known option is diving. Far from the Barrier Reef, countless diving site have nevertheless led to the foundation of diving schools that offer both excursions for experienced divers and courses for novices.
Visitors and locals alike relish the peace and quiet of the greenery in the Royal Botanic Gardens. On the contrary, Darling Harbour is a playground with many state-of-the-art attractions like Australia’s largest 3-D cinema and the “Garden of Friendship”.
There is so much to do… The insatiable may take one of the Circular Quay Ferries and visit Sydney’s north side. Enjoy the fantastic view of Sydney from across the harbour or hold a Koala at the Taronga Zoo.
Time for a refreshing ocean splash? We highly recommend a visit to Manly Beach – one of the Sydney city slackers’ most popular leisure time destinations!
