The Langham, Sydney

The Langham, Sydney

Set in the historic Millers Point district, The Langham, Sydney is a refined five-star retreat blending timeless elegance with indulgent wellness, from its underground Chuan Spa to its striking star-lit indoor pool.

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At a glance

The Langham, Sydney occupies an Irish Georgian-style building in Millers Point, on the quieter western edge of the CBD. Astronomy threads through the property as a design motif: the 20-meter indoor pool is set beneath a hand-painted ceiling mapping the Southern Hemisphere’s constellations, with the 1858 Sydney Observatory directly opposite the entrance.

The Rocks, Barangaroo, and Walsh Bay all sit within walking distance, alongside Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, and the waterfront restaurants of Campbell’s Cove. Observatory Hill gives the immediate neighborhood a quieter feel than hotels closer to Circular Quay.

The Day Spa by Chuan runs as an underground sanctuary, with a 24-hour Health Club and championship-size tennis court alongside. The Langham Afternoon Tea, modeled on the 1865 London original, runs daily, while The James handles contemporary British cooking under SRG Hospitality. The flagship Observatory Suite caps the room lineup.

The Langham, Sydney

In detail

  • Food and Drink

    Food and Drink

    The James, by SRG Hospitality, plates contemporary British cooking with a Sydney twist, supported by an Australian and international wine list. The room is one of the more considered hotel dining spaces in the CBD.

    The Observatory Bar handles à la carte lunch and dinner with cocktails, sharing plates, and a Twilight Hours happy hour. The Langham Afternoon Tea, served daily, follows the brand’s 1865 London tradition with scones, sandwiches, and sweets.

  • Spa and Wellness

    Spa and Wellness

    Wellness centers on The Day Spa by Chuan, an underground sanctuary built around bespoke and signature treatments delivered by trained therapists. The 20-meter indoor heated pool sits under a hand-painted ceiling mapping the Southern Hemisphere’s constellations.

    The 24-hour Health Club covers cardio, free weights, and modern strength machines. A floodlit championship-size tennis court sits opposite the hotel by Observatory Hill, available to guests for a court fee.

  • Location

    Location

    The Langham, Sydney sits on Kent Street in Millers Point, on the western edge of the CBD, with the 1858 Sydney Observatory directly opposite. The Rocks, Barangaroo, and Walsh Bay are all within walking distance.

    Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Opera House, and Circular Quay ferry terminal are reachable on foot. Sydney Airport sits around 25 minutes by car, with light rail and bus connections close to the hotel.

Room Types

Rooms and Suites

The Langham, Sydney’s room lineup runs from 39 sqm Superior Rooms through to the 322 sqm Observatory Suite. Every category includes the signature Langham Blissful Bed, a marble bathroom with Chuan Spa toiletries, an espresso machine, and 24-hour in-room dining.

Views split between city, Observatory Hill, and the Western Harbour. Suites add separate sitting areas, with The Residence stretching to two bedrooms and a kitchenette.

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Rooms and Suites

Observatory Suite

The Observatory Suite is the flagship at 322 sqm, sleeping three on a king bed. Beyond the bedroom, the layout opens into a double drawing room with study and a grand dining room set for entertaining. The marble bathroom has a double basin, shower, and separate bath.

High ceilings, bespoke furniture, and views over Observatory Hill and the Sydney skyline round it out. The right choice for guests who want the most significant address in the hotel.

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The Residence

The Residence is a 110 sqm two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite sleeping up to four, laid out like a city apartment with skyline views. A guest lounge, formal dining area, and fully-equipped kitchenette with full-sized fridge and dishwasher make it workable for longer stays or families.

Both bedrooms have the Langham Blissful Bed. Marble bathrooms come with double basins, showers, and separate baths.

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Superior Room

The Superior Room is the most compact tier at 39 sqm, with a king bed and city view, sleeping two. Neutral-toned furnishings and large windows set the tone, while the marble bathroom comes with a shower-over-bath and single basin vanity.

Standard kit runs to the Langham Blissful Bed, Chuan Spa toiletries, robes and slippers, espresso machine, WiFi, and 24-hour in-room dining. The entry-level option for guests who want the brand standard without a suite.

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