EFFORTLESS CHARM
Spicers Potts Point has an effortless charm. Stylish, historic and fabulously located in Potts Point – an inner-city suburb known for its vibrant café scene, nightlife and bistros.
Made up of three heritage-listed buildings that have since been carefully restored, Spicers Potts Point provides a peaceful base from which to immerse yourself in this lively city. As well as being within walking distance of many fashionable art galleries, cafes and boutiques, the hotel is conveniently close to the city centre and dynamic Sydney Harbour – just a short stroll through the Botanic Gardens.
The hotel’s 20 stylish guestrooms and suites all feature bright bathrooms, designer furnishings and original Australian artwork. All are well-appointed, but choose to stay in a Victoria Terrace Suite to take advantage of your very own veranda looking out over the leafy street. Gourmet buffet breakfasts can be enjoyed each morning in the sunny breakfast room, whilst the ‘Spicers Passport’ you receive upon arrival will show you (and provide discounts for) the best restaurants and bars in the area.
SPICERS POTTS POINT, SYDNEY
Spicers Potts Point, at a glance
- Upmarket boutique hotel at the heart of Sydney’s historic Potts Point suburb
- A blend of traditional Victorian architecture with understated, modern luxury
- Ornate metal balconies and front fence
- 16 stylishly appointed and spacious guestrooms and 4 suites
- Each enjoys 49” televisions, deluxe bathroom amenities, air conditioning and sound systems
- Marble fireplaces, large windows and sleek ensuite bathrooms with rainmaker showers
- Décor is light and bright, with a muted colour palette and large white walls adorned by Australian artwork
- Gourmet a la carte breakfasts included in your stay
For leisure and pleasure
- Fitness centre
- Complimentary bar snacks in the evening
- Explore nearby cafes, restaurants and boutiques
- Experience the bustling, vibrant atmosphere of Sydney Harbour
- Stroll through the Botanical Gardens
- Visit local art galleries and museums, such as the Art Gallery of NSW
- Walk along the 400-metre-long Woolloomooloo Bay Wharf
