The exquisite Capella Sydney welcomes its guests in a beautifully restored sandstone building, offering an oasis of tranquility and refined elegance behind its palazzo-like walls that is second to none. The strong emphasis on local history is reflected throughout the hotel, masterfully combining the untold stories of Sydney with the brand's Asian heritage. From light-filled skyline suites to a French-inspired brasserie restaurant and the soothing Auriga Spa with its locally inspired treatments, this luxury hotel in the heart of Australia's vibrant metropolis promises a dream vacation of the highest order.
On the upper floor of the original building, you will find the fantastic spa area with a 20-meter indoor pool, vitality pool, sauna, steam bath, and comfortable lounge chairs. The distinctive Auriga Spa offers soothing treatments and rituals – we highly recommend the indigenous "Connect to Country" treatment, which uses heated stones from distant regions of Australia. Tailor-made routes through the city with individual cultural programs are offered by the local Capella Culturists, who are experts on the region and will be happy to put together personalized experiences for you.
Ranging in size from 46 square meters to the spacious 235-square-meter Capella Suite, the hotel's 192 retreats set new standards for luxury accommodation in Sydney. Muted colors create a tranquil ambience, enhanced by high-quality fittings and refined details such as Murano glass, vintage cocktail sets, and handcrafted ceramics. The loft-style Liberty Suite offers an exceptionally airy living experience—surrounded by state-of-the-art comforts, you can let your gaze wander to the famous Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Designed by Brent Savage and Nick Hildebrandt of the renowned Bentley Group, Brasserie 1930 is a destination for foodies and aesthetes alike. The menu has a French influence but makes use of mostly regional ingredients. Hand-picked wines complement every meal perfectly. In the Aperture lobby lounge, you can enjoy Australian tea and pastries surrounded by a lush indoor garden, while the McRae Bar invites you to enjoy fine aperitifs and nightcaps in a magnificent Victorian atmosphere.
After nearly a decade of careful restoration and renovation, Sydney's 1915 Ministry of Education building has reopened as Capella Sydney. Located in a historic neighborhood just steps from Circular Quay and the iconic Opera House, the luxury hotel places great emphasis on sharing stories from the city's past, without neglecting the brand's Asian roots. The first Capella outside Asia, the exterior boasts the classic look of a Florentine Baroque palace, while inside, marble, mirrors, polished walnut, modern art installations, and huge chandeliers underscore the luxury.
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