Primus Hotel

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Room hotel has been sensitively restored by global firm Woods Bagot.
(Image credit: Richard Glover)

Sydney’s hotel scene continues to flourish with the launch of a new property in a heritage-listed Art Deco building, once the Water Board head offices.

Located in the city centre, a short two-block stride from Hyde Park, the 172-room hotel has been sensitively restored by global firm Woods Bagot to enhance the legacy of the building’s DNA.

In the lobby, an original glazed skylight – supported by soaring scagliola columns – casts a rich lustre over the elegant bottle green, maroon and bronze colour palette below, while a shimmering curved brass concierge desk seals the property’s 24-carat impact. Similar hues grace the guest rooms, where bold geometric motifs on the carpets, walls and furnishings add a dash of contemporary refinement.

On the rooftop, leafy trees provide necessary shade for sunbathers lounging by the lap pool or guests dining at the open kitchen, a casual affair that ushers in a relaxed departure from chef Ryan Hong’s fine-dining restaurant downstairs. 

In the lobby, an original glazed skylight – supported by soaring scagliola columns – casts a rich lustre over the elegant bottle green, maroon and bronze colour palette below.

(Image credit: Richard Glover)

A shimmering curved brass concierge desk seals.

(Image credit: Richard Glover)

walls and furnishings add a dash of contemporary refinement.

(Image credit: Richard Glover)

Primus Hotel

(Image credit: Richard Glover)

Bold geometric motifs on the carpets walls and furnishings.

(Image credit: Richard Glover)

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339 Pitt Street

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