31 Wheat Road Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Australia
W Sydney Details
8
Meeting Rooms
592
Largest Room (sqm)
390
Largest Capacity (Banquet)
Largest Capacity (Theatre)
650
Largest Capacity (Cocktail)
450
Largest Capacity (Classroom)
588
Guest Rooms
9.4km
Distance from Airport
0.3km
Distance from International Convention Centre Sydney
DARLING HARBOUR WATERFRONT LOCATION
592sqm Great Room event space features floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the harbour
UNIQUE DESIGN DRIVEN HOTEL AND VENUES
Inspired by Sydney's mischievous spirit, W Sydney reveals throughout a thoughtful and imaginative design
588 STYLISH GUESTROOMS & SUITES
588 spacious guestrooms, suites and studio suites with stellar Darling Harbour and city views
ARRAY OF DINING AND LEISURE FACILITIES
W Sydney features Living Room bar, a restaurant, rooftop bar and pool and AWAY® Spa
W Sydney showcases 588 guestrooms with stellar city and Darling Harbour views, 1300sqm of event space, restaurant, rooftop bar and pool, and spa on Darling Harbour's doorstep.
Intriguing, eclectic and unexpectedly playful, W Sydney will make its Darling Harbour debut in October 2023. Embodying the curious and creative spirit of Sydney, the five-star hotel showcases 585 stylish guestrooms and suites with marine soaked hues adorning bespoke interiors and furnishings inspired by the hotel's harbourside location, and stellar city and Darling Harbour views. The luxury lifestyle Sydney hotel also features 1300 square metres of event space across eight versatile rooms and a provision of world-class audio-visual technology, a two-storey rooftop bar, Level 29 WET® Deck with heated 30m infinity pool overlooking Darling Harbour, all-day restaurant, Living Room bar, AWAY® Spa and as guests step out of the hotel direct access into the heart of Darling Harbour waterfront precinct and only moments from the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre. Set to be the world's largest W hotel to open globally, W Sydney is the anchor of 'The Ribbon' building, one of Sydney's most striking new architectural landmarks, named for its undulating form that rises through two elevated roadways on Darling Harbour to create a stunning waterfront experience.