Hilton Hotel Sydney, Hotel in Sydney Citycentre

Hotel in Sydney (Citycentre)

Sydney Hilton Hotel

The Hilton Sydney can best be described as a very experienced hotel. A solid four-star hotel, it provides a list of guest services based on years of experience of travellers' needs from dietary and Kosher meals to simply essential baby nappies (diapers) which is the envy of many competitors. The hotel is at the heart of Sydney's main shopping district with its main entrance on Pitt Street and its rear entrance on George Street directly opposite the Queen Victoria Building. George Street is a major bus route to the financial district, Circular Quay, The Rocks and the Sydney Opera House. The Pitt Street entrance is a 2 minute walk from the monorail station to Darling Harbour, Chinatown and the Sydney Entertainment Centre. The city's main shopping arcades and major department stores are within a 10 minute walk.

Hilton Sydney is an unusual hotel for the city. It is built above the Royal Arcade shopping centre with most of its food, beverage and conference facilities on the next three floors. Offices accessed through a completely separate entrance occupy the next 11 levels. Guest rooms take up the next 23 levels to the 43rd floor. Most offer expansive city views and some have distant harbour glimpses. The hotel has 585 rooms and suites, including 42 Executive rooms on two floors and 10 floors of non-smoking rooms. All the hotel's rooms and suites are tastefully furnished in light, muted tones and offer the choice of King, Queen or twin beds. The Executive floors share a private lounge with a floor manager on each and selected support staff. Executive guests can enjoy complimentary continental breakfasts and evening cocktails and hors d'oeuvres and a range of business services, including international newspapers. Hilton Sydney has three restaurants and six bars, including Sydney's most historic hotel bar - the George Adams. This dates from the when Adams Hotel occupied part of the Hilton site. Black marble and timber with alabaster busts and statuettes, it was taken apart and rebuilt as a condition of the new development. Though it has lost some of its former grandeur, it is part of Sydney's history and well worth a visit. That and the Henry 9th bar just outside the Pitt Street main entrance are popular with locals and do not provide a room charge facility. The other bars are the Admiral's Cup, the San Francisco Grill cocktail bar, and the Riche Nightclub. Hilton's San Francisco Grill is a grill room with a solid reputation for good food and wine, while The Market Place is a popular brasserie-style casual eatery. The Living Room serves traditional and contemporary Australian cuisine. Few Hilton guests can complain of being hungry or thirsty. The first Hilton International hotel to open in Australia, the Hilton Sydney has built a reputation as a busy conference and banquet venue as well.

Guest Service Facilities
24-hour room service Concierge 24-hour transport desk U/cover parking under hotel at reduced fee Laundry and valet service Luggage storeroom Packaging service Shoeshine service Postage service through concierge Medical office Baby sitting service	Baby strollers, high chairs and cribs Dietary and Kosher meals by arrangement Multi-lingual staff Express check-out Newsstand, florist and opal shop Beauty salon Barber shop Rooms for disabled guests with sit down shower Wheelchairs available 10 non-smoking floors

In-Room Guest Facilities
Private bath and separate shower Hairdryers Complimentary toiletries Razor adaptors 240/110 volt razor power points Individually controlled air-conditioning Choice of King, Queen and twin-bedded rooms	Colour television In-house movies Radio Mini bar with refrigerator Tea and coffee making facilities Iron and ironing board

Communications Facilities	Fitness Facilities
Direct-dial telephone Additional telephone lines available Amplifier telephone on request	Well equipped gymnasium Sauna Outdoor heated swimming pool

Business Centre Facilities
Well-equipped business centre Secretarial services Business library	Typewriters Personal computers and printers E-mail and Internet access

Conference Facilities
Eleven rooms in 21 combinations accommodating 40 to 1000 theatre style Eleven rooms in 21 combinations accommodating banquet seating for 30 to 650 Exhibition space available in all rooms All rooms have the latest communications and audio visual equipment Specialist conference and function staff ISDN teleconferencing facilities Business centre support services

Travelling Distances
Sydney Airport: 10 kilometres, approximately 30 minutes by car Financial District: 1 kilometre, 10 to 15 minutes walk Circular Quay bus/ferry interchange: 1.5 kilometres, approximately 10 minutes by bus The Rocks: 1.5 kilometres, approximately 10 minutes by bus Monorail Station to Darling Harbour and Chinatown: 2 minutes walk

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