Soaring 36 levels in the historic Rocks district, Shangri-La Sydney delivers outstanding views of architectural icons Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House.
Shangri-La Sydney is one of the city's most sought-after addresses. Its rooms and suites are generously sized, with cosy leather window seats and some of the largest windows of any harbour-front hotel - perfect for taking in the dazzling sights. As well as its views, the Shangri-La Sydney is famed for its Level 36 bar and restaurant which remains one of the most popular spots in town for a drink or meal with a view.
In the heart of Circular Quay, the hotel's location provides guests with easy access to all the major sights. You can lake strolls along the cobbled streets of The Rocks, soaking in the city’s vibrant history and popping into artisan stores and unique galleries. On your return, you can unwind in the serene scene of the luxurious yet unpretentious spa. Inspired by traditional Asian healing philosophies, treatments are based upon the principles of restoring balance and harmony to mind and body.
Shangri-La Sydney, at a glance
- Glamorous, 36-floor hotel with a prime location in Sydney’s The Rocks district
- Panoramic 270-degree views of Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge
- 564 rooms and suites with enormous windows overlooking the harbour
- Leather upholstered window seats and pretty cherry blossom motifs
- Marble bathrooms with deep tubs and amenities by L’Occitane
- Acclaimed in-house restaurant, Altitude, where delightful, modern Australian dishes are created by an award-winning culinary team
- Stylish Blu Bar lounge on level 36, where creative cocktails are served alongside spectacular city views
For leisure and pleasure
- Just a few minutes’ walk to the Bridge and other iconic attractions
- Perfectly positioned for exploring the artisan stores, unique galleries and eclectic boutiques of The Rocks
- Indulge in a range of holistic treatments at the Chi spa
- Make use of the indoor heated swimming pool, health club and sauna
- Enjoy High Tea on Level 36 alongside Sydney’s most iconic view
- Unwind in the Australian sunshine on the sundeck
Susan d’Arcy travelled with us to Shangri-La, Sydney and wrote about her experience for The Sunday Times. Read article here >>
