Accor has a number of hotels that are ideally located close to Chinatown. You can stay at Novotel Darling Square, which is a family friendly hotel located within walking distance of both Chinatown and the tranquil Chinese Garden of Friendship. Alternatively, Hotel Morris on Pitt St in Sydney CBD is located approximately 6 minutes' walk away from Dixon St in Chinatown. The closest hotel to Chinatown in Sydney is Mantra Sydney Central, located just 2 minutes' walk to the shops and eateries of Dixon St. Wherever you choose to stay, you'll be comfortable and enjoy the convenient location of these Accor hotels in Sydney.
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Visit Chinatown in Sydney
Sydney’s Chinatown is a pocket of the city that’s perfect for exploring if you’re eager to experience great food and a lively atmosphere. Tucked between Central Station and Darling Harbour, it’s packed with bustling eateries serving everything from traditional dumplings to modern Asian fusion, plus night markets that light up the streets each Friday. You can wander through Dixon Street under the traditional gates, stop by hidden food courts for cheap eats, or settle into a restaurant for a banquet with friends. Beyond the food, there are grocers, bubble tea shops, and cultural events that make the area feel full of life day and night. It’s the kind of place where you can easily spend a few hours just soaking up the energy and flavours of multicultural Sydney.