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Shangri-La Sydney

Sydney, Australia · Shangri-La · Core Luxury

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Shangri-La Sydney opened in 1992 as the ANA Hotel, a lighthouse tower by Guida Moseley Brown on the highest point of The Rocks. The Horizon Club chandelier, more than 600 kilograms of brass and crystal, was meant to read as a harbour lamp from the foreshore. The house took the Shangri-La name in 2003 and remains the brand's only Sydney flag.

About Shangri-La Sydney

History

Towering 36 stories in Sydney's historic Rocks precinct, Shangri-La Sydney commands panoramic views of Sydney Harbour, the Harbour Bridge, and Opera House from its highest point. Originally opened as ANA Hotel Sydney in 1992 with a distinctive lighthouse-inspired tower designed over complex urban infrastructure including rail tunnels and highways. The hotel blends modern luxury with Asian hospitality heritage.

The setting

176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks, on the sandstone headland where the First Fleet landed. The Bridge and Opera House are the window, not a Circular Quay queue.

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Experiences

Amenities

Awards

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