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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

Sydney, Australia · Four Seasons · High Luxury

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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney opened in October 1982 on the site of a former colonial jail in The Rocks — the precinct where the First Fleet landed in 1788. Originally The Regent Sydney, Four Seasons assumed management in 1992 and rebranded in 2002. The 34-storey tower is one of Sydney's longest-running luxury hotels and received a MICHELIN One Key in 2025.

About Four Seasons Hotel Sydney

History

Built in 1982 on the site of a former colonial jail in the historic harbourside The Rocks precinct, overlooking Sydney Cove where Captain Arthur Philip first landed in 1788. Originally opened as The Regent Sydney, managed by Four Seasons since 1992 and rebranded in 2002. The 34-story tower offers sweeping views of Sydney Harbour, Opera House, and Harbour Bridge.

The setting

Four Seasons Hotel Sydney rises thirty-four storeys at 199 George Street in The Rocks, Sydney's oldest European precinct and the site where the First Fleet made landfall in 1788. The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia is a three-minute walk, the Sydney Harbour Bridge eight minutes on foot, and the Royal Botanic Garden ten minutes along the foreshore. This convergence of heritage cobblestone laneways, world-class arts institutions, and direct harbour access — with the Opera House moments beyond — makes The Rocks one of the rare urban addresses where colonial history, cultural prestige, and natural spectacle reinforce a luxury property's sense of place.

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