Shangri la sydney

							                                  Shangri-La Hotel Sydney




Shangri-La Hotel Sydney Description

A perfect place in the city of Sydney, the Shangri-La Hotel gives you incredible harbour side experience
bearing that unmistakable Shangri-la excellence.

Location
The hotel is situated in The Rocks, Sydney's historical district alongside the major tourist attractions such
as the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge. It is also within walking distance to the Central Business
District, shopping areas and the Circular Quay ferry terminal.

Rooms
All 563 guestrooms at the Shangri-La Hotel Sydney are the most spacious and luxurious in the city, starting
from a minimum of 40 square metres. All rooms and suites are beautifully appointed and feature marble
bathrooms and a view that will take your breath away.

Deluxe Grand Harbour View rooms offer extra space and Sydney’s most stunning views of the harbour,
Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House east through to the heads.
With a northern facing aspect, these rooms look out to 180 degree panoramic views of Sydney Harbour,
Sydney Harbour Bridge, and the Opera House.
Rooms feature a large satellite-equipped television, an executive writing desk and complimentary
broadband Internet access.
The oversized marble bathroom contains a separate shower and plush Shangri-La towels and bathrobes.
The room dimensions are 42-50 sqm/485-538 sqft.

Restaurant
Modern Australian fare with hints of European influences is served at the hotel's Altitude Restaurant. You
can also enjoy best selections of wines and cocktails at the on-site Blu Horizon Bar. In addition,
international la carte and buffet options are offered at the Cafe Mix.

General
The hotel offers a well-equipped conference room that come with extensive facilities. At leisure, you can
workout in the state-of-the-art gymnasium, dip into the Roman style heated pool and spa, the perfect place
to unwind and refresh or relax on the sundeck.

Note
The hotel offers free broadband internet access on-site for you to enjoy, which is effective from 1st Jan
2009.