Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney

Hotel Features

Hotel Amenities

Hotel services at Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney include The Health Club located on the Mezzanine level and the Radisson Plaza Club Lounge, a private split-level lounge located on Level 10.

• 24 hour manager on duty
• 24 hour reception and concierge
• Babysitting services
• Bar
• Business Centre
• Complimentary newspaper
• Conference & event rooms
• Dry cleaning and laundry service
• Express check-in/check-out service
• Foreign currency exchange
• Handicap accessible facilities
• High-speed Internet access Wireless access available in hotel dining rooms, bars/lounges, lobby, business center and Floors 10-12
• Health Club with gymnasium, lap pool, spa and steam room
• Indoor pool
• Laptop safe
• Luggage storage
• Massage and beauty treatments
• Multilingual hotel staff
• Personalized wake-up service
• Porters
• Radisson Plaza Club Lounge
• Room service, available 24 hours
• Secretarial services
• Two award-winning restaurants
• Valet parking

Room Features

Room Description

Radisson Plaza Hotel Sydney features 336 stylish hotel rooms and 26 chic suites. Muted chocolate and beige tones blend for an effect that is welcoming and calming. All our Sydney hotel rooms feature a marble bathroom with separate shower and extra deep European style bath.

• Atrium Rooms: stylish, well-appointed rooms featuring an armchair, ottoman, 2 drop-down lights and bedside tables, wooden bedhead, moveable work desk and chair and wardrobe with drawers. A number of Atrium Rooms also feature shuttered windows, allowing natural light from the bedrooms into the beautiful granite and marble bathrooms. The average size is 34m2.

• Accessible Rooms: similar in style to the Atrium Rooms and feature larger shower facilities, adjusted bed, desk and basin height and an accessible toilet.

• Premier Rooms: contemporary in style, generous in size and feature high ceilings as well as large, historic windows that beautifully capture natural light. These rooms offer premium positioning throughout the hotel from the Mezzanine floor to the 8th floor. All bathrooms feature a shuttered window, allowing the natural light from the bedroom into the beautiful granite and marble bathroom.

• Deluxe Rooms: located on the 11th and 12th floors of the hotel. They feature full length glass doors opening onto a Juliet style balcony.

• Plaza Club Rooms: similar in style to the Deluxe Rooms and include complimentary access to the Radisson Plaza Club Lounge.

• Studio Spa Suites: chic, larger, open plan style suites with an additional lounge area and stereo system. Room amenities also include an extra deep spa bath and bathroom ceiling speakers, allowing the sound from the stereo system to filter throughout the suite. Lighter colored carpet and wood finishes are featured throughout.

• One Bedroom Spa Suites: similar in style and amenities to the Studio Spa Suites and feature a separate lounge area, bedroom and guest toilet. All rooms have king size beds and full length glass doors opening onto a Juliet style balcony.

• Presidential Suite: located in the bull nose of the building and features a sunken lounge area, separate dining area (8 seated dining table), king size bed, large wardrobe, spa ensuite, kitchen and pantry, office, guest toilet and integrated stereo system throughout the suite.

Room Amenities

All hotel rooms feature:

• An ensuite bathroom with marble vanity
• Bathrobes
• Broadband access
• Complimentary newspaper
• Corporate rates available
• Direct control air conditioning
• Hair dryer (full size)
• Handicap rooms available
• Hands-free telephone
• In-room movies
• In-room safe
• Iron/ironing board
• Large, moveable work desk with ergonomic chair
• Luggage rack
• Mini bar
• Remote control television with cable
• Room service, 24 hour
• Separate shower and extra deep European style bath
• Suites available
• Tea and coffee maker

Address

27 OConnell Street
Sydney
NSW, 2000

Phone

+61 2 8214 0000

Directions

Restaurants

Bistro-Fax

Headed by international chef Jeremy Clark, Bistro-Fax is a chic city restaurant opening directly onto the corner of Pitt, Hunter and OConnell Streets. This notable Sydney restaurant serves modern Australian cuisine and encourages you to bring your own wine. It also provides an expertly selected wine list.

Tel: 02 8214 0400

Bilsons

Award-winning Bilsons is a fine dining restaurant created by one of the citys most celebrated chefs, Tony Bilson. The restaurant has recently been awarded three-hats. This makes Bilsons one of only eight establishments among Sydney restaurants to achieve three-hats, and the only three-hat restaurant in a Sydney five-star hotel. Located on the ground floor overlooking bustling Pitt Street and framed by tall arched Georgian windows, Bilsons emphasizes French cooking techniques and tastes. A private dining room is available.

Tel: 02 8214 0496

ABX Bar

Located on the Lobby level, ABX Bar features an extensive wine list, well-mixed cocktails and an impressive local and imported beer list. Its the perfect spot for a tempting lunch break, after work drinks or a pre-show snack.

Entertainment

Potts Point

Potts Point has a flamboyant reputation featuring Sydney’s top restaurants and cosmopolitan lifestyle. Aromas of freshly brewed coffee, baked breads and pastries fill the morning air. A colourful arts and crafts fair is on every Sunday in Fitzroy Gardens.

The Rocks historical area

Traditionally the home of the Indigenous Cadigal people, the rocky sandstone ledge known as The Rocks is where members of the First Fleet stepped ashore on 26 January 1788 and British settlement of Australia was first established.
Today it is Sydney’s historic old town quarter, nestled between the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge and Sydney Opera House.
Visit the Sydney Visitor Centre in The Rocks Centre, on the corner of Argyle and Playfair Streets. You’ll advice about Sydney tours, attractions and what’s on in Sydney.
There are many free things to do at The Rocks. A great place to discover Sydney’s fascinating history is at The Rocks Discovery Museum, which combines interactive technology with archaeological artefacts found in The Rocks.
The Rocks Ghost Tour takes you on a journey from this world to the convict colony of The Rocks. Discover the dark side of death, murder, hangings and hauntings of the past in one of Sydney’s most entertaining tours.
For an evening tour that will show you a different side of The Rocks, join The Rocks Pub Tour. You will get to sample the local brews on the way and finish off the evening with a specially discounted meal at your favourite hotel.
Check out the many galleries featuring everything from contemporary art, ceramics and sculpture to photography and Aboriginal craft.
Every Saturday and Sunday, all year round, The Rocks is transformed into an all-weather market as over 150 stalls set up shop. You’ll find gourmet foods, homewares, accessories and treats to pamper yourself.

Sydney Opera House

The Sydney Opera House, situated on Sydney Harbour at Bennelong Point, is considered by many to be one of the wonders of the modern world.
Designed by Jørn Utzon and constructed under some controversy, it was opened in October 1973.
The Opera House is one of Sydney’s most popular icons with tourists and travellers from the world over visiting, photographing and standing in awe of the cultural centre of Sydney.
The Opera House is the home to the:

• The Australian Ballet
• Australian Chamber Orchestra
• The Bell Shakespeare Company
• Ensemble Theatre
• Musica Viva Australia
• Opera Australia
• Sydney Dance Company
• Sydney Festival
• Sydney Philharmonia Choirs
• Sydney Symphony
• Sydney Theatre Company

Performances by the various companies are being conducted all the time at the Opera House.
Choose from a one or two hour tour that take in the extraordinary history, breathtaking architecture and the unseen workings of the Opera House and its daily life or take you behind-the-scenes to stand on stage in the world-famous Concert Hall or Opera Theatre among other exclusive opportunities and to enjoy a light breakfast in the Green Room.

For more detail specific events at the Opera House, go to: www.sydneyoperahouse.com

Darling Harbour Precinct

Sydney’s Aquarium

This is one of the world’s best aquariums, featuring underwater walkways through two enormous tanks filled with fish, stingrays and three metre long Grey Nurse Sharks. There are also salt-water crocodiles and fairy penguins and lots more!
Open daily from 9am -10pm.
Aquarium Pier, Darling Harbour.

Sega World

Part theme park, part video game arcade, Sega World has loads of high-tech entertainment, virtual reality and the latest in computer graphics.

IMAX Cinema

Ever seen a cinema screen eight stories high? IMAX offers the most compelling, vertigo, inspiring, sit-down experience around.
Southern Promenade. Always updated winners for all the family.

Australian National Maritime Museum

Traditional to Contemporary displays of national history, from Captain Cook’s cannon celebrations of Australia’s surfboard and bikini beach-culture.
2 Murray Street, Open daily 9.30am - 5pm.

Powerhouse Museum

This is a centre of technology, social history, decorative arts and science as well as displays and open demonstrations.
Open daily 10am - 5pm.

Sydney Fish Markets

This is a wholesale and seafood retail dream where you can have spectacular lunches!
Pyrmont Bridge Road.

Star City Casino

There are about 7 restaurants, four bars and the theatre (Lyric) to choose from as well as the casino of course.
Phone (02) 9777 9000

CHANGES & CONDITIONS

If you cancel within 72 hours of check-in a cancellation penalty of the cost of 1 night applies per room booked.