Back in August, plans were revealed for Sydney’s newest luxury stay – a stunning 102-room boutique hotel complete with a lush rooftop pool and a series of foodie venues from the people behind some of the city’s favourite bars and restaurants. Now, the official opening date for The Eve has been announced – along with a whole lot more info on what we can expect from this super-luxe new urban escape.
Following the launch of several shiny new venues in the Wunderlich Lane precinct (including Olympus, a gorgeous indoor-outdoor Greek restaurant from the Apollo Group), The Eve Hotel Sydney will open its doors on February 13.
Designed as a dream collaboration between SJB’s Adam Haddow, 360 Degrees’ Daniel Baffsky and Interior Architect George Levissianis, the hotel is at once a transporting oasis and a delightfully Sydney-centric celebration of place. Soft, organic curves and natural materials set the scene – with balconies offering views across the rooftops of Redfern and Surry Hills, and carefully restored plants bringing the natural environment into the city’s urban heartland. Art from Sydney artist Louise Olsen features throughout, with one spectacular piece taking over the entire ceiling of the hotel’s lobby bar, Bar Julius.
On the food front, we can expect three magnificent venues brought to life by Liquid and Larder: the team behind Bistecca, The Gidley, The Rover and Alfie’s. Full details of the dining options are yet to be revealed, but we can say that poolside dining is on the cards.
If you’re keen to be among the first to stay, they’re offering a special “reveal” package that includes cocktails on arrival and a bespoke gift. You can learn more and book over here.
Stay in the loop: sign up for our free Time Out Sydney newsletter for more news, travel inspo and activity ideas, straight to your inbox.
RECOMMENDED:
This Sydney hotel was just ranked as the best luxury stay in the city.
Check out the divine new guesthouses from the Raes on Wategos crew.
Looking for more unusual staycations? Explore these quirky places to stay in NSW.