A beautiful designer Sydney hotel in the heart of Sydney's CBD, West Hotel Sydney, Curio Collection by Hilton is perfectly set near the upscale Barangaroo area and Darling Harbour. Plunge into modern sophistication and impeccable style at this Sydney hotel, Australia's first hotel of its kind. This exemplary boutique hotel in Sydney delights the senses with a dynamic glass facade, an open-air garden Atrium with lush foliage, and an inspiring botanical theme woven into all interior design. Featuring a jungle-like open-air garden atrium and immersive botanical design throughout, the hotel boasts modern accommodations with sleek design. Indulge in luxurious comfort in one of the 182 guest rooms, including four lavish suites, all featuring cutting-edge contemporary design, premium custom-made bed, plush botanical carpet, WiFi and 49-inch Smart TV, in-built Bluetooth speaker system, ample work space, tea/coffee making station, and designer bathroom with deluxe toiletries. Upgrade to a guest room on the top floors with fantastic city views of the CBD and Darling Harbour. Guests can dine at the botanical-inspired Solander Dining and Bar and sample botanically themed cocktails and boutique wines at the bar. Inhale the invigorating steam of our specialty coffee brewed to perfection as first thing in the morning, and indulge in the finest of modern Australian and international cuisine prepared with regional and seasional produce at Solander Dining and Bar, set in a stunning space on the ground floor of the hotel. Take a seat at the magnificent emerald green terrazzo marble bar in the heart of the luscious oasis next to the lobby, and sample bespoke botanical-themed cocktails and boutique wines and spirits from all corners of Australia and the world. Amenities include a fully equipped gym open around the clock, state-of-the-art business centre, and a flexible event space for up to 30 guests.
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68 Harbour Street, Sydney, NSW, 2000
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