Sofitel Sydney Wentworth reveals its post-renovation look
Finishing touches will be added to the hotel this November
The five-star Sofitel Sydney Wentworth unveils its extensive $70 million (AUD) refurbishment with final completion set for November.
Central to the hotel’s refurbishment vision was reigniting the ’60s jet-set glamour that characterised its original charm when Qantas opened it as Australia’s premier international five-star hotel, attracting royals, movie stars, and dignitaries. The aim was to modernise this golden era for the 21st century.
The refurbishment encompassed 436 guest rooms and suites, the Sofitel Club Millésime, health and wellness centre, public spaces including the grand entrance lobby, and state-of-the-art conference and event spaces.
A new place to dine and unwind
Pivotal to the transformation is Sofitel Sydney Wentworth’s partnership with prominent Sydney hospitality group House Made Hospitality. They have created an exceptional multi-venue drinking and dining precinct within the luxury hotel, with two restaurants: tilda and Delta Rue; two bars: bar tilda and Wentworth Bar; and one of Sydney’s largest outdoor terrace bars.
With much of the refurbishment led by architecture and interior design firm FK, the hotel embodies the essence of ‘Modern Heritage’. The building was originally designed in a post-war minimalist style, opening in 1966 with a modernist interior, and was the largest brick structure in the southern hemisphere.
Enabling the building to reflect the spirit of its time, the design seeks to capture the essence of this modernist era through a contemporary lens, celebrating the building’s unique heritage and re-igniting the hotel’s glamourous past.
The art of comfort
Subtle, nostalgic detailing is combined with modern materiality, soft sculptural forms and a layering of rich materials in each of the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth’s rooms and suites.
Hotel guests can choose from the pillow menu before relaxing into their Sofitel MyBed at night and begin their day with a Nespresso from the in-room machine.
Guests can also boost their fitness and recharge with the Wellness Bag, a portable travel gym designed to enhance strength and flexibility, complete with a roller, yoga mat, resistance bands, handles, and ankle straps.
Likewise, they can also enjoy revamped in-room dining by House Made Hospitality which offers guests an exciting opportunity to experience exceptional cuisine in the comfort of their room.
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