Some visit Sydney’s icons. Others stay in them. For over 25 years, InterContinental Sydney has been one of the luxury hotels in Sydney CBD of choice. As a CBD hotel in Sydney, it is the ideal location to meet, do business and unlock authentic experiences that make this city one of the world's top destinations. Offering exceptional service, world-class facilities and the rooftop Club InterContinental lounge, this Sydney, Australia hotel has everything you need to make your time in the city count.
Situated within the breathtaking Treasury Building of 1851, Cafe Opera offers a beautiful setting for any dining occasion. Patrons can choose to be seated within the restaurant with its beautifully grand windows and views of the city, or within the dining court of InterContinental Sydney's historic sandstone arcades. Guests can sample the unique and interactive buffet which showcases local suppliers and growers.
117 dining is passionately dedicated to bringing the best from the land and sea and is inspired by the heritage, multiculturalism and metropolitan life of Sydney. The understated cuisine focuses not only on the high quality local seafood and livestock but also on the extraordinary bounty of Asian influences that have taken root here. They complement their dishes with farm fresh produce that has been carefully grown by local farmers.
МенюLocated within Club InterContinental, Supper Club offers an upscale, sophisticated experience, with bespoke cocktails, 27 French champagnes and artisan dishes in Sydney's only rooftop lounge, offering uninterrupted views of Sydney Harbour from level 31. Experience one of Sydney's best kept secrets; Supper Club at InterContinental Sydney. Supper Club is open from 9pm Wednesday to Saturday to Club members, hotel guests and invited others, with a prior reservation essential to gain access.
Sample the delights of the hotel’s renowned High Tea, High Coffee or wide selection of Australian wines in the magnificent surrounds of the Cortile. The Cortile offers an enchanting sun-lit courtyard lounge hidden amongst the restored Treasury Building of 1851.
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