Sydney

The Little Albion

An intimate and stylish hotel tucked away in Sydney’s eclectic Surry Hills neighbourhood

Enjoying a great location in the heart of one of Sydney’s most burgeoning districts, boasting a great array of eateries, bars, and boutiques, The Little Albion puts visitors on the doorstep of a true, local impression of Australia’s most alluring, sun-kissed city. Found down a quiet alleyway, the hotel is set within the walls of a former convent, yet the interior is anything but a step back in time, defined by unique artistic touches, striking architectural themes and plenty of contemporary and Art Deco influences.

With a vibe much like a personable guesthouse, the hotel encourages guests to make themselves feel at home, with thoughtful touches like an honesty bar. The 35 rooms are all varied but consistently beautiful and striking, decorated with one-off furnishings and interesting pieces of art, while each bathroom is wonderfully designed, including further artwork, hand-painted tiles, Art Deco mirrors, and large rain-showers.

The hotel is a great place to retire to after a busy day exploring Sydney, particularly in the shape of its rooftop bar. Fix yourself a cocktail from the honesty bar and head up there to watch the sun set behind the urban cityscape. In addition to the rooftop, throughout the hotel, you’ll find numerous nooks and crannies in which to settle and relax.

Highlights

35 rooms

Honesty bar

Rooftop garden

Breakfast bar

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