Park Hyatt Sydney

Park Hyatt Sydney is a low-rise harbourside hotel in The Rocks, the historic quarter where colonial Sydney began. It stands between the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay, looking across the water to the Sydney Opera House, with the city's business district within walking distance. The building, first opened in 1990, was rebuilt in Sydney sandstone during a full transformation and reopened in 2012.

There are 155 rooms and suites. Most have floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open onto private balconies, and the three rooftop suites added on a new fourth level have private terraces.

The Dining Room is the main restaurant, built around locally sourced produce and Opera House views. The Living Room serves an all-day menu facing the harbour. In-room dining is also offered.

The Spa has five treatment rooms, two steam rooms and a relaxation area, and the fitness centre overlooks Dawes Point Reserve and the harbour. The rooftop pool is open all year, heated in autumn and winter, and reserved for hotel guests. It suits you if you want to be right on the harbour within walking distance of the Opera House and the city. Sydney Airport (SYD) is reached by road; the hotel can arrange an airport limousine.