Ace Hotel Sydney
Hotel · Haymarket
47-53 Wentworth Ave, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
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Highlights
Nestled in a repurposed brick factory, The Ace Hotel boasts stylish rooms, rooftop dining, and stellar service, all set in vibrant Surry Hills.
Nestled in a repurposed brick factory, The Ace Hotel boasts stylish rooms, rooftop dining, and stellar service, all set in vibrant Surry Hills.
"The Ace is the newest addition to the Sydney hotel scene, opening their first southern hemisphere location in 2022. There’s a sunken lobby lounge bar that you can sink into and lose hours schmoozing, and a cool, ground floor restaurant Loam. There are 257 rooms, all fitted out with guitars and in-room vinyl collections, while the public areas of the hotel feature artworks by local artists Nadia Hernandez, Tony Albert, and Ramesh Mario Nithiyendran. We hear a fire-centric rooftop restaurant, Kiln, is set to open soon. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Set in an early 19th-century industrial building, it’s got patina for days; it’s pure Ace, but also pure Australia, thanks to the thoughtful work of its designers — you never forget for a second where you are or who you’re staying with." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Set in an early 19th-century industrial building, it’s got patina for days; it’s pure Ace, but also pure Australia, thanks to the thoughtful work of its designers — you never forget for a second where you are or who you’re staying with." - The MICHELIN Guide
"This hipster-hotel titan has spent two decades establishing itself as a shortcut to a city’s pulse. Its first iteration in the Southern Hemisphere, located in Sydney’s city center in the cool-kid neighborhood of Surry Hills, doesn’t disappoint. The Ace, 18 stories high with 257 rooms, is located in a magnificent early-20th-century building that vibrates with top-to-toe creative energy. Revived by Australia’s most in-demand interior architects, Flack Studio, the former brick factory has kept its old bones—high ceilings and exposed brick and concrete walls—offset with one-of-a-kind furniture, art, and bric-a-brac by the country’s best designers, artists, and makers." - CNT Editors
"This hipster-hotel titan has spent two decades establishing itself as a shortcut to a city’s pulse. Its first iteration in the Southern Hemisphere, located in Sydney’s city center in the cool-kid neighborhood of Surry Hills, doesn’t disappoint." - CNT Editors
