4 New hotels in Sydney

THE COLLECTIONIST HOTEL SYDNEY Described as Sydney’s first “choose your own adventure” hotel, The Collectionist Hotel Sydney has flipped the traditional room selection model on its head. The Camperdown district property has just 39 individually designed suites; however, instead of simply allocating rooms to guests in advance, the hotel invites guests to take a look at their available rooms upon arrival and pick the one that best suits their preferences. collectionisthotel.com.au

FOUR POINTS BY SHERATON SYDNEY, CENTRAL PARK Situated in Sydney’s bustling Chippendale district and just a few minutes away from Darling Harbour, Broadway and Chinatown, the new Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park is part of the city’s Central Park mixed-use development. The hotel focuses primarily on rooms as opposed to suites, with just two of its 297 units being in the latter category. Guests also have access to an alfresco bar, an outdoor terrace and a 24-hour fitness centre. marriott.com

THE FULLERTON HOTEL SYDNEY This October will see the reopening of the former The Westin Sydney as the rebranded The Fullerton Hotel Sydney at Martin Place in the city’s central business district. The hotel offers two choices of accommodation, namely the Heritage rooms situated in the historical General Post Office building, and the Tower rooms that feature spaces with a more contemporary design. Dining options include the Mosaic Restaurant, which specialises in Australian cuisine, and The Bar, Lounge and Room serving afternoon tea, cocktails and snacks. fullertonhotels.com

W SYDNEY Located close to Darling Harbour, the upcoming 25-storey W Sydney will form part of “The Ribbon”, a major development project designed to offer a new gateway to the city’s central business district. Set to open in 2020, W Sydney will include a sizeable number of rooms – 593 in total – along with a restaurant, two bars, a spa and a gym. The brand’s signature pool and Wet Deck will also be present offering views of Darling Harbour. marriott.com