Find a hotel close to The Rocks, Sydney

The Rocks is one of the oldest parts of Sydney, decorated with historic buildings and cobblestone laneways. This Sydney suburb is home to heritage-listed sites that bring the past to life, as well as new and innovative dining and drinks venues. Old meets new in the best of ways when you stay at one of our hotels in The Rocks.

The Rocks, Sydney is a popular destination for short stays and longer holidays in Sydney, NSW. Located right on Sydney Harbour and just moments from key train stations, Wynyard and Circular Quay, The Rocks is a wonderful, picturesque home base from which you can explore all Sydney has to offer. For those planning a cruise, the Overseas Passenger Terminal is on the water's edge at The Rocks, making this part of Sydney a great place to stay to enjoy Sydney before heading out onto the open seas. Enjoy views of the harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge, wander through The Rocks Markets, and visit the Museum of Contemporary Art. Explore the city centre, Darling Harbour, and the various hubs throughout the Sydney CBD and return to one of our hotels in The Rocks to enjoy top tier comfort and style during your Sydney stay.

When you're looking for hotels in The Rocks or in the surrounding suburbs, you'll have options galore.

In the heart of The Rocks, you can't go past the Harbour Rocks Hotel Sydney, MGallery with its historic style and facade. Modern amenities complement the well preserved historic charm of the hotel. And when you're hungry, head down into the cosy, sandstone cavern that houses Tayim Restaurant—enjoy Executive Chef Leron Ben Avraham's exquisite blend of modern and traditional Middle Eastern cuisine. Or you can opt for the modern luxury and comfort of The Sebel Quay West Suites Sydney. Perfect if you need an escape from a busy life to enjoy a moment of relaxation and wellness, The Sebel Quay West Suites Sydney boasts indulgent amenities like an indoor pool with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Enjoy a luxurious getaway with friends or family and stay in a two or three bedroom penthouse or apartment to enjoy views of the city, the historic aesthetic of The Rocks, and the shimmering Sydney Harbour.

If staying in the historic streets of The Rocks isn't a must have for you, there are plenty of fantastic hotels near The Rocks you can enjoy during your Sydney escape. For a hotel near the water, be sure to head to the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour. The luxurious, five star hotel boasts chic, sophisticated style and an ideal location for a home base when exploring Sydney and The Rocks. Enjoy a walk around The Rocks, Circular Quay, and Sydney Harbour before heading back to your hotel room and indulging in comfort and style as you enjoy views of the harbour and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. If you're looking for more luxury accommodation options, visit the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth. A heritage listed, five star hotel, the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth is a renowned architectural icon. Warm styling and staff welcome you upon entry, and you'll enjoy fine luxury finishes when you settle down into your room. The hotel boasts a fantastic location, close to Sydney shopping districts as well as public transport options to get you where you need to go.

For those who love having their own space when holidaying, the private apartments of Mantra 2 Bond Street Sydney are perfect. Choose between studio apartments or apartments with one, two, or three bedrooms to suit the needs of you and your travelling party. Families visiting Sydney and The Rocks can enjoy having their own space to relax each evening without sacrificing an ideal, convenient location when you're ready to head out in the morning.

With a hub of culture, dining, and history, there are plenty of activities to enjoy in The Rocks that make it a great home base for anyone visiting Sydney.Start your adventure in The Rocks with a walking tour to get to know the area and the region's history—[The Rocks Aboriginal Dreaming Tour by Dreamtime Southern X](https://dreamtimesouthernx.com.au/Our Tours/The Rocks Aboriginal Dreaming Tour) is one of the most popular choices. History buffs should also be sure to visit The Big Dig Archaeology Education Centre, where you can get hands on with history through archaeology. Once you've got your bearings in The Rocks, you can explore on your own. Wander the cobblestone streets and visit some of Sydney's oldest pubs for a bite to eat or a pint with friends. And on weekends, be sure to visit The Rocks Markets where you'll find street eats, independent designs, clothing, art, and plenty more.For anyone looking to get up close and personal with a Sydney icon, you can head up on a Sydney Harbour Bridge climb. With a qualified guide, you'll head up over the bridge to take in the best views of the city. Or if the adrenaline filled excitement of a bridge climb isn't on your to do list, head to the Sydney Opera House. Take in an opera or one of the other various performances that decorate the stage of the Opera House.