The Best Accomodation In And Around Moore Park For Your Next Event

The Paramount House Hotel is housed in a stunning Art Deco building, once the offices of Paramount Picture Studios, and the home of Hollywood in Sydney. These days it's home to a few of our city's most exciting hangouts: a basement cinema and underground bar (Golden Age Cinema), chef Mat Lindsay's wine bar (Poly), a rooftop health club (Paramount Recreation Club), one of Sydney's most beautiful co-working spaces (The Office Space), and some of our very best coffee (Paramount Coffee Project by Reuben Hills). 

This boutique spot is only a 7-minute drive from Moore Park's main attractions, about a 30-minute walk, and 20-minutes by public transport.

While Sydney has no shortage of boutique hotels, the benefit of the EVE Hotel is that it's perched right above Wunderlich Lane—it's about a 10-minute drive to the Entertainment Quarter and Allianz Stadium, a 20-minute walk, and you'll be super close to public transport options. 

If you’re into boutique hotels, you’ll be familiar with the very cool Ace Hotel chain. At Ace, rooms feature record players and vintage furniture, local artists’ murals, and a mini-bar packed with local snacks and explorer necessities (like two-minute noodles for that relentless post-gig hunger).

Another Surry Hills local, you'll be a 9-minute drive from Allianz, a 30-minute walk, and 15 minutes by bus. 

You'll find Oxford House in the heart of Paddington. It's a prime location for some of Sydney's best shopping, cafes, restaurants, and bars—but it's also a 5-minute drive from Moore Park's best, a 15-minute walk, and 10 minutes by bus. That being said, you may never want to leave, thanks to its sunny courtyard pool, poolside bar, and all-day diner. 

The Palm Springs-inspired hotel features 56 light and bright rooms and suites, each adorned with cool accessories, like custom Double Rainbouu bathrobes, Marc Newson crockery, Grown Alchemist hair care, and retro Marshall amp-inspired speakers.

Smack bang in the middle of Surry Hills, the Crystalbrook Albion is an eclectic heritage locale with a contemporary twist. A former school convent, the building was revamped as a boutique hotel in 2018—expect personalised hospitality, and a rooftop garden with views of the surrounding suburb. 

This spot is easily accessible by public transport, boasting a 6-minute drive to Allianz Stadium, a 25-minute walk, and a cruisy 20-minute bus ride. 

25hours Hotel The Olympia is shaking up Sydney’s stay scene with its first Australian outpost, landing on the city’s most iconic intersection—where Paddington, Surry Hills, Darlinghurst, Kings Cross and Moore Park collide.

Inside, expect layered, design-forward interiors and a distinctly Sydney sensibility—playful, stylish and full of character. You'll be just a 7-minute drive from Allianz, a 15-minute walk, and about 10 minutes via public transport.

This compact Paddington terrace has not only copped a feature in Grand Designs Australia, but it's also a stone's throw from Allianz, the SCG and the Entertainment Quarter, which are just around the corner. 

With timber slatting, open plan living, modern design and plenty of natural light, the space naturally transitions from inside to out. You'll have the entire place to yourself, perfect for pretending you're a five ways local. 

Another architecturally designed Paddington gem, Little Edie is a 100sqm converted block of stables just two blocks from Oxford Street. 

There are sliding barn doors that fold out onto a courtyard garden (BBQ and fresh herbs included), a bathroom clad in turquoise Japanese tiling—plus prime residency on a quiet, terrace-lined street. 

You'll be a 10-minute walk from the Entertainment Quarter, Sydney Football Stadium, SCG, Moore Park and film studios, so you can cut the transport costs and get your steps in. 

Japanese serenity in the middle of one of Sydney's most bustling suburbs? Yes please. OKU is based on the principles of peace, elegance, and natural materials, the ideal sanctuary after a busy weekend of gigs and noise. 

Expect wabi-sabi design, an internal courtyard, a media room, and a suspended fireplace—more mountain escape than inner-city hub. Just a few streets back from Moore Park Road, you'll be walking distance to the stadium and EQ. 

If you are coming in with more of a boujee budget, or splitting the cost between a few fams, Grand Parkside Residence has room for a small army. With 3 levels, 5 double bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms (AKA no fighting for first shower post-gig/game), and multiple living spaces, this is a true home away from home.

You'll be right on the edge of Centennial Park, so this is pretty much as close as you can get without literally sleeping on stadium grounds. You'll save Uber costs, and the kids can burn off some hyper before bed. 

Settled on a quiet residential street in Redfern, this architect-designed family home boasts three levels, chock-full of natural light and thoughtful, minimalist touches. 

With 4 beds and 4 baths, you'll be well catered for no matter how big your party—just out of the action, you'll still be right on the edge of Moore Park Golf Course, so well within reach of anywhere you need to be.

Tucked down a quiet Paddington laneway, this architect-designed home pairs clean, contemporary finishes with a privacy that’s hard to come by this close to the city. One street back from Oxford Street and a five-minute wander to the stadiums, it’s a modern Paddo escape that keeps you close to the action without being caught in the noise.

With two well-separated bedrooms and two bathrooms across multiple levels, the home suits couples, small families or friends travelling together. Light-filled open living, a high-end kitchen with integrated appliances, and a breezy courtyard for BBQs make settling in easy.