The hotel occupies a 34-story tower at 199 George Street, on the edge of The Rocks and overlooking Sydney Cove, where the First Fleet landed in 1788. It has 531 rooms and suites, and the higher floors on the harbor side look across to the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. Many rooms have been remodeled in recent years. There is an outdoor pool, a spa and a club lounge on level 32.
Mode Kitchen & Bar is the main restaurant, and Grain Bar serves cocktails and Australian spirits. From the front door you can walk to the Opera House, the Royal Botanic Garden and the cobbled lanes of The Rocks, and the ferries at Circular Quay go to Manly, Watsons Bay and Taronga Zoo. Sydney is the main international gateway, so it works well before flying on to Uluru, the reef or the Barossa.
The Four Seasons suits families, couples and first-time visitors who want an easy, central base with a full set of facilities. It is a big hotel, and the view depends heavily on the room category, so we book harbor-facing rooms where we can. City rooms face the business district instead.
Four Seasons Hotel Sydney stands at the top of George Street, between The Rocks and Circular Quay, a short walk from the Opera House and the harbor ferries. It suits travelers who want a large, full-service hotel with harbor views at the start or end of an Australia trip.
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