Sydney-bound business travellers can now immerse themselves in the city’s burgeoning Central Park Precinct with the opening of the Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park.

Designed by award-winning British architectural firm Foster + Partners and strategically located in Chippendale, the new central Sydney hotel sits in the heart of Sydney’s creative scene and playground of local haunts from artisan cafes and galleries to hidden bars. The downtown Sydney hotel consists of 297 stylishly appointed guestrooms, including two luxury suites; an al fresco bar; modern restaurant; over 553 square metres of function space, consisting of flexible rooms and an elevated outdoor terrace; a fitness centre; and convenient parking facilities.

Hotel guests and Sydney locals will enjoy contemporary cuisine at Central Quarter restaurant, with direct access off Broadway, outdoor dining and an open kitchen. Also at street level, Malt Bar will offer a relaxed venue to enjoy a local Best Brew from a selection of craft beers, spirits and wines, paying homage to the nearby heritage-listed Kent Brewery.

“Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park will offer travellers an easy-going and inviting experience in one of the city’s most bustling locations,” says general manager Bernhard Langer. “The hotel has been designed for the independent traveller seeking balance on the road, offering guests timeless style, genuine service and all the amenities they need to stay productive.”

The multi-award-winning Central Park Precinct is Sydney’s new must-visit destination, born from a global collaboration of architects and artists. The downtown urban village is one of the best-connected locations in Sydney, with easy access by foot, train, bus or car.

Situated in the Eastern Tower on the corner of Abercrombie and Broadway, Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park is the latest addition to the multi-stage AU$2 billion (US$1.48 billion) Central Park Development, a joint venture between Frasers Property Australia and Sekisui House Australia.

 The Central Park precinct offers an inner-city experience that is enriched with the vibrancy of the locals, bursts of greenery, sustainable technologies and nearby heritage buildings.

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