Kimpton Margot Sydney

In the heart of the Sydney CBD, Kimpton Margot is the first Kimpton property to open in Australia. 

From West Hollywood to Amsterdam and Tulum, the Kimpton brand is loved around the world for its design kudos, locally-loved restaurants, and top-tier friendly service. Built into the former Sydney Water Board building on Pitt Street, Sydney's Kimpton is no exception to the rule.

The foyer is breathtaking—six beautifully restored crimson-coloured Scagliola pillars stand guard over the cavernous space, which is softened with plush velvet lounges in silver and pink, fresh botanicals, and a dreamy gin-inspired fragrance. 

Art takes centre stage at Kimpton Margot, with some 600 original pieces peppered throughout the nine levels and 172 spacious rooms. Each room fitted a Smart TV and Chromecast streaming, Mr Smith products, a curated playlist to set the mood, and a minibar with a dedicated nightcap menu.

Notably, most rooms feature enormous tubs too—definitely a plus in the Sydney hotel scene, where space rarely allows such luxury. 

There are Lekker bikes to borrow in the lobby for city cruising; a nightly social hour in the pretty lobby includes complimentary cocktails, and wellness is incorporated into your stay through the hotel's partnership with Egg of the Universe and complimentary video workouts and yoga mats and accessories available on demand. 

Another highlight of the Kimpton experience is its locally loved restaurants. In this case, Kimpton has revived a Sydney favourite: Luke's Kitchen, led by award-winning chef and restauranteur Luke Mangan. Blending his signature Asian, European and modern Australian influences, Mangan's menu goes from a la carte breakfast to casual lunch, and charming dinner, all within a sleek, spacious dining room lined with touches of velvet and brass.

Bottomless brunch fiends will love Saturdays at Margot's, the hotel's weekend brunch program, which features live music and a roving Bloody Mary trolley. 

Bringing your furry pal? Kimpton Margot is pet-friendly too. 

Image credit: Kimpton Margot Sydney