Four Seasons Sydney

Plus

Centrally located, corporate, great views

199 George St. 61-2-9250-3100 www.fourseasons.com

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At a Glance

Centrally located in Sydney’s CBD, the Four Seasons is a comfortable corporate hotel with great views over Sydney Harbor and its iconic landmarks.

Indagare Loves

The jaw-dropping views of Sydney Harbor from the higher floors
The concierge, who can arrange a gourmet picnic with cheese and wine in the Royal Botanic Gardens
Kid-friendly extras like child-size robes and children’s menus

Review

With an envious location in Sydney’s Central Business District, the Four Seasons is set within walking distance to some of the city’s best sites and restaurants. Its setting in a high-rise building means that many of the rooms and suites offer great views over the harbor, the Opera House and Sydney Harbor Bridge.

With 531 guest rooms, the hotel feels large and is geared toward the corporate traveler and those who favor a view above all else. Contemporary in style with brown and blue color schemes, the hotel feels nautical in design but skews more towards a cruise ship in style than marine chic. The Full Harbor View rooms have sweeping panoramas over the water and the Opera House, while the larger suites offer full-frontal views over Sydney’s landmark bridge and the harbor beyond. The in-room décor is standardized and features cream, blue and brown palates and floor-to-ceiling windows with brown marble bathrooms with separate shower and bathtub. All of the rooms are well appointed and comfortable, but lack a distinct sense of place and style.

The property is fully equipped with a fitness facility, spa and small outdoor swimming pool outfitted with cabanas, chaise lounges and food and beverage service. The hotel’s main dining room, Pei Modern, offers daily breakfast, lunch and dinner and serves modern cuisine with a focus on fresh produce. Bar is a discreet lounge that serves craft beer, biodynamic wines and a variety of inventive cocktails.

Who Should Stay

Business travelers with a generous expense account and families who enjoy low-key comfort and superb service over unique décor.

Author

Sasha Feldman

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