Adina Sydney Town Hall set for multi-million dollar refurbishment
From April 16, the TOGA-owned hotel will undertake a full shut down over the renovation period, with a target completion date in December 2024
The Adina Apartment Hotel Sydney Town Hall, located just metres away from Sydney’s iconic Town Hall Clock Tower, is poised for a remarkable transformation as it prepares to embark on a multimillion-dollar refurbishment commencing in April 2024.
With anticipation building, the hotel’s management, led by TFE Hotels’ Group Chief Operating Officer, Chris Sedgwick, has announced this ambitious endeavour, signalling a significant milestone in the evolution of the Adina Hotels brand.
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“This major scale project represents a huge repositioning of the asset, and ultimately supports our contemporary vision for the Adina brand,” Chris said. “Elevating the Adina brand and hotel experience across our network is our absolute goal – city by city and hotel by hotel.
Adina Town Hall, a fixture in Sydney since its inauguration in 1998, boasts a coveted location favoured by both business and leisure travellers seeking to immerse themselves in the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Standing tall at 27 stories above Sydney’s bustling CBD, the hotel offers unparalleled views of Darling Harbour and the cityscape, including the historic Town Hall and its iconic Clock Tower.
Scheduled to commence on April 16, the extensive renovation will entail a complete closure of the TOGA-owned hotel, with a targeted completion date set for December 2024, just in time to welcome guests for the festive season.
The refurbishment project, spearheaded by the acclaimed sustainable design firm, Bates Smart, aims to reimagine every facet of Adina Town Hall. From guest rooms to public areas, including conference spaces, pool, and gym, no detail will be overlooked in the pursuit of creating a rejuvenated guest experience.
Drawing inspiration from refined CBD residential projects, Bates Smart seeks to infuse a sense of casual elegance throughout the hotel, transforming guest rooms into contemporary sanctuaries reminiscent of long-term apartments. Noteworthy design elements such as innovative lighting solutions and opulent bathroom fixtures will further enhance the ambience of each space, ensuring guests feel pampered and comfortable throughout their stay.
The hotel’s strategic location adjoining the vibrant Chinatown and Haymarket precinct adds another layer of excitement to the refurbishment. Coinciding with a broader revitalisation effort in the area, guests can anticipate an enriched urban experience upon the completion of both projects.
As the renovation nears its conclusion, Adina Town Hall will join a prestigious roster of newly refurbished or launched Adina-branded properties, further solidifying the brand’s commitment to delivering unparalleled hospitality experiences across Australia and beyond.
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