InterContinental Sydney

About InterContinental Sydney

Sandstone alcoves, brick archways and a domed atrium give InterContinental Sydney’s Treasury bar a setting rooted in the city’s 1851 Treasury Building. That restored government building lends the hotel its architectural character, with a curved central bar and botanical cocktails bringing everyday life into the historic interiors. Upstairs, guest rooms look toward Sydney Harbour, the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Gardens or the city skyline, depending on the room. Aster, the rooftop bar on level 32, makes the harbor panorama part of an evening out. Circular Quay is the hotel’s neighborhood, putting the Opera House, gardens and historic Rocks district within walking distance.

Why Celebrities Love InterContinental Sydney

The location has a clear attraction for a visit centred on the Opera House or the harbour: major Sydney experiences are close enough to fit around a working day. Aster makes the skyline part of dinner and drinks, while selected rooms and the Club InterContinental lounge offer another way to enjoy it. The appeal is Sydney's geography brought into the daily routine.