Shangri-La Sydney
5 StarsPanoramic Sydney Harbour views, Chi, The Spa wellness oasis
Panoramic Sydney Harbour views, Chi, The Spa wellness oasis
Heated indoor pool with harbour views, Historic Treasury Building heritage
Panoramic harbor view rooms, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Iconic Sydney Opera House views, Full-service wellness facilities
Le Petit Flaneur bistro and bar, Central Sydney CBD heritage concept
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Japanese dining next door
High-end steak and seafood dining, Heritage charm in a historic pub
Indoor lap pool and spa, Heritage Beaux Arts architecture
Farm-to-table dining at Croft, Central Sydney CBD identity
Historic Rocks district location, On-site 24-hour cafe
Harbour view suites, Middle Eastern dining at Tayim
Zephyr sky bar panoramic views, On-site wellness and day spa
Heated indoor-outdoor pool, Signature fine dining precinct
French-Vietnamese dining at Delta Rue, Smart room technology controls
Direct Sydney Harbour Bridge views, Walsh Bay arts district setting
Spacious Tower and Heritage rooms, Interactive digital concierge tablets
Signature open-plan dining at The Ternary, Two-story Executive Loft Suites
Signature skyline suites, Heated outdoor swimming pool
Rooftop garden with harbor views, Victorian heritage and charm
Saturday night firework views, Custom omelette and barista station
Iconic Sydney Harbour panoramas, Celebrity-favored Presidential Suite
Gowings Bar & Grill, Indulgent spaQ treatments
Japanese-inspired compact luxury, State-of-the-art fitness center
Secure undercover parking, Historic naval care center heritage
Historic pub accommodation, Prime Rocks district location
Heated rooftop pool and terrace, Iconic harbourside residential concept
Panoramic harbour observation deck, Sunken Roman style heated pool
Iconic Hyde Park views, Indoor rooftop heated pool
Heated outdoor infinity pool, French-inspired Atelier dining
Private balconies and terraces, Historic Rocks district access
Central Sydney CBD identity, Lobby coffee and tea station
Roftop outdoor swimming pool, Spacious family-friendly suites
Traditional wood-panelled restaurant, Quiet internal courtyard rooms
Heritage-inspired central city stay, Multi-room executive family suites
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Located at the heart of historic Sydney Cove, Circular Quay is the city’s main ferry terminal, as well as one of its busiest train and bus stations. Sydney locals pass through ‘the Quay’ on their way to work within the CBD or to Manly, one of the city’s most popular surf beaches, while visitors enjoy taking the Circular Quay ferry to picturesque Watsons Bay or the Taronga Zoo. One very popular ferry route takes sightseers under the iconic Harbour Bridge on their way to Parramatta, home of a UNESCO World Heritage site. Circular Quay also offers regular departures, by both train and bus, for beautiful Bondi Beach. However, Circular Quay is much more than a transportation hub; it is a destination in its own right, beloved by tourists and locals alike.
Circular Quay is a wonderful place to begin exploring Sydney on foot. The spectacular views of Sydney Cove and the Harbour Bridge are reason enough to stroll along the Quay in fine weather, and boating enthusiasts will find all sorts of craft out on the water, from luxury yachts to jet boats and cruise ships. However, visitors who prefer people-watching to scenery will not be disappointed. Well known for the talented street performers who set up shop on weekends and the lively crowds they draw, the western end of the Quay leads to The Rocks, a charming historic district that tops many a list of things to do in Sydney. The eastern end of Circular Quay features a wide array of bars and open air restaurants, many of which offer lovely waterfront views. At this end of the Quay, you will also find walkways to the famous Sydney Opera House and the Royal Botanic Gardens.
Travellers are spoiled for choice in accommodation in and around Circular Quay; the choices include polished luxury hotels, backpackers hostels, and many attractive options in between. Just one of several fine hotels overlooking both the Cove and the Royal Botanic Gardens, the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour Hotel is a popular pick at the high end. However, a stunning view of the harbour and the Opera House can also be had from the rooftop of the Sydney Harbour YHA, a modern hostel just a few minutes on foot from the Quay’s eastern end. Mid-range options are also on offer near Circular Quay; accommodation at this level includes many well-known hotel chains, such as the Holiday Inn Old Sydney, which features a rooftop pool with a lovely harbour view. Travellers who prefer a cosy bed and breakfast will also find themselves in luck; the Sydney Harbour Bed and Breakfast is in The Rocks district, just a short walk from the Quay.
Circular Quay is a top attraction in Sydney, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Circular Quay, including popular choices like Intercontinental Hotels Sydney By Ihg, Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay, The Russell Boutique Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel Sydney, Harbour Rocks by Ode Hotels.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Circular Quay, Double Bay Shopping, Macquarie Street, Museum of Sydney, The Rocks, all within a convenient distance from Circular Quay.