Book in some R&R at Ace Hotel's first Australian quarters in Surry Hills.
Sydneysiders love to take a holiday in their own backyard and who could blame us? With an array of luxury accommodation options and impressive restaurants to visit, we have everything we need right here in the city. You can now add Ace Hotel in Surry Hills to your list.
Ace Hotel has a history of providing opulent accommodation worldwide. The brand was founded in Belltown, Seattle in 1999 and has since expanded its offering to Portland, New York, Plam Springs, Kyoto and more. The hotels are known to reimage urban spaces and embrace local culture, and that's exactly what they've achieved with the new location.
Ace Hotel Sydney is housed in Surry Hills' historic Tyne House brick factory, home to one of Australia's first ceramic kilns. The hotel design and interior are inspired by the rich history from the razor gang wars and underground liquor trade of the 1920s, to the modernist art boon of the 1960s and the Gay Solidarity Group protests of the 1970s. The design and interiors embrace organic materials and a warm colour palette reflecting the Australian landscape. Multi-award-winning designers and architects from Melbourne, Design Flack, were able to achieve alchemy of culture and design to create something truly special in Surry Hills.
The centre of the hotel is the community, and it has been designed with this in mind. All levels, including the ground floor, lobby and rooftop, have restaurants including Kiln, bars and cafes where people can gather over fine food and beverages. Plus, the rooftop has impeccable views of the city so you can stay up late drinking under the stars.
In a sweeping reimagination of a historical building that has stood for over a century, the Southern hemisphere has claimed its first Ace Hotel. With each location offering a unique reflection of its surroundings through design, the dining spaces are no exception. Kiln’s panoramic views of Surry Hills and two spacious terraces with fully retractable ceilings, give off a quintessentially Sydney vibe.
