Hyatt Regency Hotel Shuttles

Looking out at the city’s acclaimed King Street Wharf, the Hyatt Regency Sydney offers deluxe amenities as well as instant access to downtown’s coolest landmarks. Gorgeous rooms include floor-to-ceiling views of the water and sleek desks ideal for getting work done, while spacious suites add living areas and rounded panoramic views - exclusive access to club rooms also offer free breakfast and snacks. A historic 19th-century pub and upscale Australian restaurant are located in the lobby, with general perks like a 24-hour gym and free Wi-Fi offering added convenience. Get through the area by taking advantage of public transportation as well, whether it’s through the Wynyard Train Station or a wide variety of private vehicle rentals that include sedans, vans and SUVs. Reserve a meet-and-greet service to get a move on much easier, going with luxury stretched limousines or priceless local personal drivers for easy rides to busy locales such as the Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf event venue and Sydney Airport.

Unique waterside landmarks surround the atmosphere of the hotel’s nearby King Street Wharf, not only through quaint marine-themed landmarks such as the WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo and its attached SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, but various ferry routes flowing in and out of the Darling Harbour Wharf Terminals. Get connected to even more wharf landmarks by taking the Wulugul Walk, an urban promenade offering easy access to the various cafes, restaurants and gastro pubs along the famous Barangaroo Avenue, as well as winding paths and city views from the spacious Barangaroo Reserve. Modern marvels can also be discovered through landmark structures such as the Romanesque-inspired Queen Victoria Building, since converted into a shopping mall, as well as the rare blend of Art Deco and Italian-Gothic at The State Theatre. Discover evening entertainment through an array of nearby options that include the hours-long performances at Sydney Theatre Company as well as astounding urban hikes atop the Sydney Harbour Bridge.