34 52 Harrington Street
Sydney , NW 2000 Nightly Rates(190.13 - 320.84)4 Star
Property Description
In the heart of lively Sydney lies the Harbour Rocks Hotel, an intimate four-star, 55-room boutique style property steeped in the atmosphere and history of the Rocks precinct. This heritage-listed building, offers a fascinating glimpse into Sydney's past and with everything at your doorstep it is a unique base from which to explore the city today. Best of all, the city's harbour, Opera House and famous Rocks precinct are right on your doorstep. Each of the 55 rooms are well appointed with modern amenities and facilities whilst preserving the historic charm of the 150-year-old building. Decorated in rich heritage tonings and complimented by soft lighting, character and charm exudes throughout the hotel and surrounding area. So after a busy day exploring the historic laneways of The Rocks precinct or enjoying the delights of Sydney Harbour, retreat to the comforts of the Harbour Rocks Hotel. All rooms are fully air-conditioned with private ensuites, minibar, tea and coffee making facilities, free inhouse movies and select cable channels.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Queen
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Standard rooms provide a queen size bed and offer all the comforts of home. Decorated in rich heritage tonings and complimented by soft lighting, each room features an ensuite, writing desk, television with complimentary movies and select cable channels, mini bar and tea and coffee making facilities.
Superior Twin
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Offering all the facilities of a Standard room, our Superior Twin Rooms provide two single beds and offer you extra space to relax and enjoy the heritage surrounds of the Rocks precinct.
Superior Queen
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Offering all the facilities of a Standard room our Superior Queen Rooms provide a queen bed (some with sofa bed) and offer you extra space to relax and enjoy the heritage surrounds of the Rocks precinct.
Rate Disclaimer
Rates are subject to change.
Miscellaneous Information
Australian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 12pm
Check out time is 10am
Opened in 1987
Renovated in 2002
38 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Follow the signs to the Harbour Bridge and take the City North Exit to Macquarie Street. Turn right onto George Street (main street of Sydney), then left on Essex Street. Take the first right onto Harrington Street. The property is two blocks down on the right.
Described as 'Sydney's outdoor museum', The Rocks is the oldest and most visited part of Sydney. Retaining its historical significance, it has been transformed into a vibrant pocket of cafes and restaurants, interesting tourist shops and stalls. Its colourful history filled with tales of sailors, rough gangs, and early settlers, can still be traced in the many surviving buildings from the last two centuries, such as the charming Harbour Rocks Hotel. Nearby Towns * Manly, NW - 19 miles
Kingsford Smith Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card guarantee is required at the time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel by 12pm the day prior to arrival to avoid cancellation charge of one night's accommodation.
Restaurant Information
On-Site Dining
Cafe/Bar is open 7-10am, noon-3pm and 6-10pm and serves modern Australian cuisine.
Meeting Facility
Meeting Facilities
The property has one meeting room with a conference capacity of 22 people.
Aquarium
2 1/2 miles west to the property
Art Gallery
6 blocks east to the property
Blue Mountains
Home of Three Sisters - scenic railway. 155 miles west to the property
Bondi Beach
Beach and surf. 9 miles east to the property
Botanical Gardens
3 blocks east to the property
Centrepoint Tower
Observation tower with revolving restaurant. 1 1/4 miles southeast to the property
Chinese Gardens
2 1/2 miles west to the property
Circular Quay
Ferry, bus and train depot. 3 blocks east to the property
Darling Harbour
Shopping. 2 1/2 miles west to the property
Featherdale Wildlife Park
50 miles west to the property
Harbour Bridge
3 blocks north to the property
Hard Rock Cafe
2 1/2 miles east to the property
Hyde Park Barracks
1 1/4 miles east to the property
Kings Cross
3 3/4 miles east to the property
Manly
19 miles north to the property
Maritime Museum
2 1/2 miles west to the property
Museum of Contemporary Art
1/2 block east to the property
Old Sydney Town
Re-creation of convict settlement. 155 miles north to the property
Opera House
3 blocks east to the property
Oxford Street
2 miles east to the property
Pitt Street Mall
2 miles southeast to the property
Powerhouse Museum
2 1/2 miles west to the property
Zoo
22 miles north to the property
Related New South Wales Content
New South Wales is blessed with a combination of history (it is Australia’s oldest state), natural beauty (snow-capped mountains, forests and miles of spectacular coastline) and urban glitz (Sydney). The echo of Australian settlement rings through graceful sandstone edifices while historic pubs are sprinkled around the countryside. Large tracts of pristine bushland are protected in a series of state and national parks that virtually surround the capital city and make for wonderful exploration.
The coastline delivers miles of white sandy beaches and pounding surf.
Sydney is one of the few Australian cities to have a bounty of quality beaches on its doorstep, including the world-famous Bondi Beach. Sydney itself is the dynamic hub of the southern hemisphere, and one of the most stunning cities in the world. It’s full of iconic symbols such as Sydney Harbour and its remarkable Opera House, whose architecture looks like sails full of wind, celebrating the city’s nautical connections and also emphasising the sense of energy that permeates this city.
It is unlikely that Captain Cook could have foreseen Sydney’s rapid ascent into a world-premier city when he first docked at what is now Sydney Harbour in 1770, claiming the state for the British and proclaiming it New South Wales.
Geography The landscape ranges from the subtropical north to the Snowy Mountains in the south, which contain Australia’s highest point, Mount Kosciuszko (2,228m/7,310ft). There are over 1,300km (800 miles) of coastline with golden beaches and picturesque waterways and rivers, including the Murray River.
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