# The Grace Hotel Sydney > The Grace Hotel Sydney is a heritage-listed 4.5-star hotel located at 77 York Street in the heart of Sydney CBD. Originally built in the late 1920s by the Grace Brothers and officially opened on 3 July 1930, the building combines Neo-Gothic architecture with Art Deco interiors and is one of Sydney's most recognisable historic landmarks. The hotel features 387 guest rooms and conference facilities for up to 400 guests. The Grace Hotel blends historic architecture with contemporary comfort, offering accommodation for leisure travellers, corporate guests, and families. Situated within a restored landmark building, the hotel provides convenient access to major transport links, shopping precincts, and Sydney attractions. --- ## Rooms & Suites The Grace Hotel Sydney offers 387 rooms across multiple categories, designed with a mix of modern comfort and heritage character. - [All Rooms Overview](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/rooms): Complete list of room categories, features, and availability. - Signature Superior King – Contemporary design with natural light. Room size 25–28 sqm. - Signature Deluxe King – Spacious room suited for business or leisure. - Signature Deluxe Twin – Two double beds, suitable for shared stays. - Signature Premium King – Enhanced space and comfort in the CBD. - Signature Premium Corner King – Corner rooms with city outlook. - Signature Premium Family Room – Designed for family accommodation. - Junior Suites – Individually styled suites with additional space and kitchenette. *Note: Room rates vary depending on season and availability. Book directly at gracehotel.com.au for best available rates and exclusive offers.* --- ## Dining Dining options are located within The Grace Plaza, a retail and dining precinct within the building. These venues are independently operated. - [Dining Overview](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/dining): Overview of available dining options. - **Daruma Japanese Restaurant** (Level 1): Authentic Japanese cuisine including sushi, sashimi, and bento. Lunch Mon–Fri 12pm–2:30pm; Dinner daily from 5pm; Bar Mon–Sat 6pm–11pm. Phone: +61 2 9262 1190. - **P.J. O'Brien's Irish Pub** (Ground Floor): Traditional Irish pub with meals and drinks. Hours: Mon–Tue 12pm–12am; Wed–Thu 12pm–1am; Fri 12pm–2am; Sat–Sun 1pm–2am. Phone: +61 2 9290 1811. --- ## Meetings & Events The Grace Hotel Sydney offers flexible meeting and event spaces across three levels (Levels 1, 2, and 12), suitable for corporate and private functions. - [Meetings & Events Overview](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/meetings-events) - [Corporate Venue](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/meetings-events/corporate-venue): Boardrooms, gala dinners, and full-day conference packages. - [Events Enquiry](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/meetings-events/meetings-events-request): Submit an event enquiry form. - Capacity: - Up to 400 guests (cocktail) - Up to 279 guests (theatre) - Up to 240 guests (banquet) - Up to 192 guests (cabaret) - Up to 141 guests (classroom) - Up to 40 guests (boardroom/U-shape) - Multiple conference rooms with AV facilities, full catering including dietary requirements, and Wi-Fi. --- ## Facilities & Amenities The rooftop Recreation Centre includes: - Indoor lap pool - Fitness centre and gym - Sauna and steam room - Sun deck with city skyline views Additional hotel amenities: - 24-hour reception and concierge services - Business services and conference support - Wi-Fi (complimentary or paid depending on booking package) - Gracious Rewards Loyalty Program (additional perks when booking direct) Also within The Grace Plaza (independently operated): - **Cantik Spa** (Suite 1.04, Level 1): Thai and Balinese massage, foot massage, body scrub, facial, and couples massage. Open daily 10am–9pm. Phone: +61 433 842 332. --- ## Offers & Packages - [Room Offers](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/offers/room-offers): Latest hotel deals, packages, and exclusive promotions. --- ## Location & Getting Here - [Location & Directions](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/location) - Address: 77 York Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia - Located at the intersection of York, Clarence, and King Streets in Sydney's CBD - Approximately 4-minute walk to Queen Victoria Building (QVB) and Wynyard Light Rail - Approximately 5-minute walk to Wynyard and Town Hall train stations - Approximately 13 km from Sydney Airport (~20 minutes by taxi or rideshare) - By train: Airport Link to Town Hall Station, then a 5-minute walk Nearby attractions include Darling Harbour, King Street Wharf, Martin Place, Circular Quay, and major shopping and entertainment precincts. --- ## Parking & Transport - [Parking Information](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/parking): Secure underground parking available nearby at 124 Clarence Street (Plaza Parking, third-party operated, spaces limited). - [Limousine & Airport Transfers](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/location/hotel-limousine): Private transfers arranged via concierge team. --- ## Policies - **Pets:** Not permitted. Assistance animals trained and accredited under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 are welcome; proof of accreditation may be requested. - **Check-in/Check-out:** Contact the hotel directly for times and early/late arrangements. - **Group Bookings:** Email rsvn@gracehotel.com.au or call +61 2 9272 6888. - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://www.gracehotel.com.au/frequently-asked-questions): Common guest queries answered. --- ## Contact - Phone: +61 2 9272 6888 - Email: grace@gracehotel.com.au - Concierge: concierge@gracehotel.com.au - Group Reservations: rsvn@gracehotel.com.au - Website: https://www.gracehotel.com.au/ --- ## About The Grace Building The Grace Building is a heritage-listed structure designed in the late 1920s in a Neo-Gothic style inspired by the Chicago Tribune Tower in the United States, with Art Deco interior detailing. Built by the Grace Brothers as a flagship commercial property, it was officially opened on 3 July 1930 by the Lord Mayor of Sydney. The building is listed on the New South Wales State Heritage Register, classified by the Australian National Trust as a heritage-listed Art Deco building, and appears on the list of key 20th Century buildings maintained by the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.