Tuesday, 23 December 2025

Five Stylish New Hotels in Sydney and NSW to Elevate Your Next Escape

The Brighton
New South Wales continues to raise the bar for accommodation, with a wave of newly opened hotels making holiday planning easier than ever. From beachfront luxury near Sydney Airport to boutique stays in heritage buildings and a long-awaited rooftop pool on the Central Coast, these new hotels in Sydney and NSW combine smart design, standout dining and price points to suit every traveller. Here is a closer look at five of the best new places to stay for your next getaway.

1) The Brighton, Brighton-Le-Sands

Perfectly positioned near Sydney Airport and overlooking the sparkling shoreline of Brighton-Le-Sands, The Brighton emerged as a polished retreat for both short stays and extended escapes. Its 307 rooms were designed with a calming coastal palette, elevated by glamorous details, and most featured private balconies ideal for soaking up ocean and skyline views.

Guests enjoyed an impressive leisure offering, including a luxe outdoor pool, a heated indoor lap pool and a full-service fitness centre complete with sauna and steam rooms. Dining was equally convenient, with Greek flavours at Ammos, relaxed poolside bites at Sands Bar and classic pub fare at Coco’s on the Beach.
Price range: $$

2) The Eve Hotel, Redfern

The Eve Hotel 
The Eve Hotel redefined boutique luxury in Sydney’s inner south, blending contemporary design with thoughtful local touches. Its 102 rooms and suites were styled as serene urban sanctuaries, featuring layered textures, lush greenery, curated Australian artwork and minibars stocked with local artisanal treats.

Located within the vibrant Wunderlich Lane precinct, the hotel placed guests steps from popular dining destinations and shopping. The rooftop level became a highlight, boasting a guest-only 20-metre pool, cabanas and sun lounges that offered a private escape above the city buzz.
Price range: $$$$

3) The Grand National Hotel, Paddington

Tucked into one of Paddington’s most charming streets, The Grand National Hotel offered a refined stay within a beautifully restored heritage building. Upstairs, 14 studios and suites celebrated the hotel’s historic character through plush beds, marble bathrooms, original fireplaces and premium amenities.

Downstairs, the acclaimed Saint Peter restaurant anchored the experience, with guests treated to nightly turn-down service and complimentary breakfast. A dedicated dine-and-stay package further enhanced its appeal for food lovers seeking a complete luxury escape.
Price range: $$$$

4) 25hours Hotel The Olympia, Paddington

25hours Hotel The Olympia
Drawing inspiration from the building’s former life as a grand theatre, 25hours Hotel The Olympia brought bold personality to Sydney’s hotel scene. Its 109 rooms were infused with playful design elements, vibrant murals and nostalgic details that reflected the site’s cinematic past.

While there was no pool, guests were spoilt for choice with dining and nightlife options, including a café, rooftop bar, cocktail lounge and the Mediterranean-inspired Palomar restaurant. Complimentary bike hire made exploring nearby Surry Hills, the CBD and the eastern suburbs easy and enjoyable.
Price range: $$$

5) Voco Gosford, Central Coast

Voco Gosford
The opening of Voco Gosford marked a major milestone for the Central Coast, becoming the region’s first new hotel in 15 years. Rising high above Brisbane Water, the 130-room hotel combined sleek interiors with sweeping views and proximity to key attractions including Bouddi National Park and the Australian Reptile Park.

The standout feature was its rooftop pool, perched 28 storeys above the ground and complete with a swim-up bar, cabanas and panoramic vistas. Multiple dining venues within the hotel ensured guests could enjoy everything from casual bites to refined Japanese cuisine without leaving the property.
Price range: $$

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