Accommodations in Sydney near Sydney CBD

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  1. The Occidental Hotel

    2 Stars

    High-end steak and seafood dining, Heritage charm in a historic pub

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    from  £51

    Shangri-La Sydney

    5 Stars

    Panoramic Sydney Harbour views, Chi, The Spa wellness oasis

    See prices from 22 sites
    from  £158

  3. Rydges Australia Square

    4 Stars

    Le Petit Flaneur bistro and bar, Central Sydney CBD heritage concept

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    from  £87

  4. The York by Swiss-Belhotel

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Authentic Japanese dining next door

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    from  £80

  5. Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney

    5 Stars

    Farm-to-table dining at Croft, Central Sydney CBD identity

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    from  £114

  6. Hyatt Regency Sydney

    5 Stars

    Zephyr sky bar panoramic views, On-site wellness and day spa

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    from  £114

  7. The Fullerton Hotel Sydney

    5 Stars

    Spacious Tower and Heritage rooms, Interactive digital concierge tablets

    See prices from 21 sites
    from  £143

  8. Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

    5 Stars

    Panoramic harbor view rooms, Heated outdoor swimming pool

    See prices from 21 sites
    from  £192

  9. Paradox Sydney

    5 Stars

    Indoor lap pool and spa, Heritage Beaux Arts architecture

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    from  £129

  10. Swissôtel Sydney

    5 Stars

    Signature skyline suites, Heated outdoor swimming pool

    See prices from 23 sites
    from  £93

  11. The Star Grand Hotel and Residences Sydney

    5 Stars

    Heated indoor-outdoor pool, Signature fine dining precinct

    See prices from 18 sites
    from  £90

  12. Intercontinental Hotels Sydney By Ihg

    5 Stars

    Heated indoor pool with harbour views, Historic Treasury Building heritage

    See prices from 21 sites
    from  £177

  13. Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay

    5 Stars

    Iconic Sydney Opera House views, Full-service wellness facilities

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    from  £168

  14. Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour

    5 Stars

    Signature open-plan dining at The Ternary, Two-story Executive Loft Suites

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    from  £104

  15. Little National Hotel Sydney

    4 Stars

    Japanese-inspired compact luxury, State-of-the-art fitness center

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    from  £105

  16. QT Sydney

    5 Stars

    Gowings Bar & Grill, Indulgent spaQ treatments

    See prices from 27 sites
    from  £109

  17. PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, Sydney

    5 Stars

    Saturday night firework views, Custom omelette and barista station

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    from  £90

  18. Megaboom City Hotel

    4 Stars

    Central Sydney CBD identity, Lobby coffee and tea station

    See prices from 15 sites
    from  £89

  19. Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour

    5 Stars

    Heated outdoor infinity pool, French-inspired Atelier dining

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    from  £114

  20. YEHS Hotel Sydney QVB

    4 Stars

    Heritage-inspired central city stay, Multi-room executive family suites

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    from  £76

  21. Mercantile Hotel

    3 Stars
    See prices from 10 sites
    from  £116

  22. Great Southern Hotel Sydney

    4 Stars

    Traditional wood-panelled restaurant, Quiet internal courtyard rooms

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    from  £60

  23. Sheraton Grand Sydney Hyde Park

    5 Stars

    Iconic Hyde Park views, Indoor rooftop heated pool

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    from  £160

    The Grace Hotel

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor rooftop lap pool, Historic Neo-Gothic architecture

    See prices from 20 sites
    from  £128

  25. Metro Hotel Marlow Sydney Central

    4 Stars

    Roftop outdoor swimming pool, Spacious family-friendly suites

    See prices from 22 sites
    from  £76

  26. The Sydney Boulevard Hotel

    4 Stars

    Iconic Sydney Harbour panoramas, Celebrity-favored Presidential Suite

    See prices from 19 sites
    from  £73

    YHA Sydney Harbour

    3 Stars

    Historic Rocks district location, On-site 24-hour cafe

    See prices from 12 sites
    from  £87

  28. Sofitel Sydney Wentworth

    5 Stars

    French-Vietnamese dining at Delta Rue, Smart room technology controls

    See prices from 22 sites
    from  £138

  29. Napoleon On Kent

    4 Stars

    Private balconies and terraces, Historic Rocks district access

    See prices from 17 sites
    from  £93

  30. Rydges Darling Square Apartment Hotel

    4 Stars

    Convenient guest planning notes, Indoor pool with celestial ceiling

    See prices from 21 sites
    from  £87

  31. ibis Sydney Barangaroo

    3 Stars

    Compact and functional smart rooms, Modern on-site fitness studio

    See prices from 18 sites
    from  £83

  32. Rydges World Square

    5 Stars

    Modern Australian dining at Amber, Refurbished high-tech fitness center

    See prices from 22 sites
    from  £98

  33. Mantra 2 Bond Street Sydney

    4 Stars

    Rooftop swimming pool and spa, Bridge Street light rail access

    See prices from 21 sites
    from  £109

  34. Mercure Sydney

    4 Stars

    Level 13 Privilege Rooms, Rooftop heated swimming pool

    See prices from 23 sites
    from  £77

  35. W Sydney

    5 Stars

    Heated rooftop infinity pool, Marine chic interior design

    See prices from 16 sites
    from  £155

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Sydney CBD (Sydney, Australia)

Sydney CBD: A Hub of Australian Culture

Dynamic, full of life and featuring world-renowned attractions – Sydney is a destination which encapsulates everything great about Australia. Enjoy stunning museums, inspiring galleries, trendy nightlife options, diverse shopping, and unforgettable shows all within the city’s central business district. Sydney CBD is also a diner’s delight, with a virtually endless selection of celebrated restaurants, cosy cafes and enticing fast food joints. Dinner will likely be a late-night affair, however, as a visit to the city isn’t complete without first exploring the iconic Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge.

A Year-Round Destination

Due to the glorious Australian weather in general, there isn’t a bad time to visit Sydney CBD. Regardless of the season, you won’t need to pack a winter coat or scarf! With that said, there are certain periods throughout the year where you’ll especially want to consider a trip to Sydney. In January – which, don’t forget, is summer in Australia – is the acclaimed Sydney Festival. This three-week festival, an eclectic mix of theatre, circus acts, visual arts, music and more, takes place across various outdoor and indoor venues in the central business district. Vivid Sydney is, as the name hints at, a vibrant light and music festival held between May and June every year. June is also home to the annual Sydney Film Festival, a popular event which spotlights the finest offerings from the world of cinema.

There’s Much More Than Just the Opera House

Even though the central business district is a relatively small area of the city, it is still packed with Sydney attractions. The Rocks, recognised as the city’s oldest neighbourhood, transports visitors back in time with its cobbled streets, 19th century architecture and museums. Speaking of museums, don’t forget to leave space on your travel itinerary for both the Museum of Contemporary Art and Australian Museum – the latter of which holds the distinction as the oldest museum in Australia. Whether it’s a leisurely sunset stroll along the promenade or a close-up look at sea creatures at the Sydney Aquarium, the attraction-packed Darling Harbour is another area which has a justifiable place among the ‘cannot miss’ parts of the city.

Staying in the Heart of the Action

As it is the heart of Australia’s most popular city, you are not going to struggle to find accommodation in Sydney CBD. The area boasts a dazzling collection of hotels, from chic boutique to five-star opulence. Away from Sydney hotels, there are also alternative options for those travelling on a budget. Backpackers can rejoice at the extensive number of hostels available in the city’s central business district, ensuring an affordable and friendly base from which to explore. As for where to stay specifically in the CBD, there is no wrong answer. So much is condensed into such a relatively small area that, no matter where you pick your Sydney accommodation, you will only be a short walk from things to do, places to eat, and bars to drink.

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