Hotels in The Rocks (Sydney), New South Wales
Argyle Hotel
The Argyle is situated The Rocks, in one of Australia's oldest buildings, and is the ultimate Sydney nightlife venue. The venue has a rich historic feel, with a uniquely modern take. Housed in the 1820s Argyle Stores building in the heart...
Australian Heritage Hotel
Australian Heritage Hotel "The Australian Hotel is a superb example of Edwardian/Federation style architecture. Built in 1913 its license has been in continual use since the early 1800's. "Our Bed and Breakfast' features includes: * Charming...
Fortune of War Hotel
Fortune of War Hotel "The Fortune of War dates from 1828 and is Sydney's oldest pub. Whilst retaining its old world charm and hamper style bar, the hotel has built an enviable reputation, with tourists and locals alike, for providing warm...
Glenmore Hotel
Glenmore Hotel "Built by Brewers Tooth & Co in 1921. Making it one of the last surviving pre Harbour Bridge buildings in Cumberland street north of the Cahill Expressway. The Glenmore was originally constructed on the other side of Cumberland...
Harbour View Hotel
Harbour View Hotel The Hotel was rebuilt by the Sydney Harbour Board on this site in c1922 after the old Hotel c1843 was demolished for the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. (Publican Shannon Hunter gave me a conducted tour of the Hotel....
Metropolitan Hotel
Established 1834 first hotel on site. The Metropolitan Hotel Sydney is one of Sydney's oldest pubs, established in 1834. The current incarnation was completed in 1910. Here you will find a traditional Australian pub with an emphasis on...
Former British Seaman's Hotel
Former British Seaman's Hotel This was a store before it became the Kings Head Hotel in 1830-1843, The Rose & Crown 1843-1864, Argyle Hotel 1865-67, British Seaman's Hotel 1868-1897, Hugh's Family Hotel 1898-1914 and lastly the Civic...
Information on The Rocks (Sydney), NSW 2000
Located next to the Harbour "The Rocks" is the birthplace of the Nation featuring some of Australias' most historic buildings.
It is the site of the first European settlement in Australia. In 1788, the First Fleet pitched their tents on the rocky outcrop along the cove's western shore giving the area its name.