Boardroom 4 at Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay
30 Pitt St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
The Boardroom 4 room features a private room ideally suited for small meetings, private office space, interviews and workshops. This can also be added on to another booking as a cloakroom, storage space, or speakers break room.
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Reviews for Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel at Circular Quay
Ruby Uesugi
Marriott Sydney exceeded our expectations!!! 10/10 stay for our family visiting from America. We booked 2 rooms with Opera Views and we were very happy with our accomodations. The hotel is absolutely stunning, grand, luxurious!! The lobby certainly offers a WOW experience!!The hotel breakfast was indulgent, delicious and bounitful!!! So many beautiful views in the hotel. The service is top notch and impeccable. We truly appreciated the early check-in lounge, which was in excellent condition. They sent a welcome platter to both of our rooms upon check-in. The location is so convenient. We travel around the world and MArriott Sydney was one of our best hotel stays. We are so thankful for our spectacular experience with this hotel and would highly recommend it to others!!
Wander Woman
I have been a Marriott Bonvoy member for nearly 10 years, but I found a much better rate for this hotel through Hotels.com and ended up saving about $330 on my five-night stay. While I don’t typically book through third-party sites, I really wanted to stay at this property, and I’m glad I did. Despite booking through a third party, the check-in process was seamless. The hotel's location was the biggest draw for me. Tt’s right in the heart of downtown Sydney, with easy access to train and metro stations and within walking distance of Circular Quay, making it an excellent base for exploring the city. The staff were outstanding throughout my stay. I also used the laundry service, and everything was returned promptly and exactly as expected. While the hotel is on the pricier side, the prime location, convenience, harbor view, and excellent service make it well worth the cost. I would definitely consider staying here again on a future trip to Sydney.
Shanta Ravi Kumar P
Overall, my stay at the Sheraton Grand Sydney Harbour was excellent. From the moment I arrived, the front desk team set a positive tone — welcoming, efficient, and genuinely attentive. Check‑in was smooth, and every interaction felt professional yet friendly. The breakfast and evening service were consistently well‑organised, with a good variety of dishes and fresh ingredients. The location is unbeatable — just steps from Circular Quay, the Opera House, and great dining options. It made getting around the city incredibly convenient. A special callout to Mr. Awam, the barista I met one evening. His courteous service and attention to detail stood out, and he made the best latte. Small touches like this elevate the overall experience.
Cesar Sepulveda
We just started our 3‑day stay and the experience has already been exceptional. We arrived early and were welcomed into the lounge while our room was being prepared. Kayra, the Guest Relations Manager, took the time to give us fantastic recommendations for exploring Sydney and was incredibly warm and hospitable. After a long flight, the lounge food was exactly what we needed. When our room was ready, Steve greeted us with outstanding service and even surprised our daughters with a welcome gift that included local Australian candies — they absolutely loved it. The complimentary welcome gifts in our room were another thoughtful touch that made us feel valued right away. We’ve stayed at many Marriott hotels around the world, and this property is already standing out for its exceptional service and genuine hospitality. Huge appreciation to Steve and Kayra — they are outstanding associates and have made the start of our stay unforgettable.
Bailey Noble
Do NOT stay at this hotel. My experience was extremely disappointing, especially considering the price. When I booked the room, the description advertised a “sky view of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House.” Instead, I was given a room overlooking nothing but nearby buildings. It felt misleading and was nowhere near what was advertised. The room itself had flashing, faulty bathroom lights, which immediately gave the impression that it wasn’t properly maintained. The walls were dirty also left over plaster stains and peeling paint. To make matters worse, the room didn’t come with basic essentials like forks, spoons, plates, bowls, or even milk. When I asked for utensils so my partner and I could eat our food, I was told it would cost $10 per utensil. Charging guests extra for basic dining items is simply unacceptable. Also, the kitchen (if that’s what you want to call it, just a cupboard in the corner of the room with a kettle and coffee machine) didn’t even have a sink. The only positives I can mention are the location and some of the staff. The hotel is in a great spot—about five minutes from the train station, around ten minutes from the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and there’s an Anytime Fitness right next door. The staff were also friendly, especially the doorman (I’m not sure of his name, but he was Asian), who was welcoming, funny, and genuinely made us feel appreciated. That said, this room was absolutely not worth $700 for two nights. At best, I would value it at around $450–$500. If you’re simply looking for a basic hotel in a convenient location and don’t mind paying extra for things that should be included, this place might suit you. But if you’re expecting a premium experience that matches the price, with the basic amenities you’d reasonably expect, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere.
Other spaces at this venue
Henry Lawson
Featuring original heritage leadlight and bay windows overlooking leafy Macquarie Place Park, our Henry Lawson room provides an exquisite wedding reception venue in Sydney for celebrations and other formal occasions. An inspirational setting for medium-sized conferences, this space can easily be set for classroom- or theatre-style presentations. The Henry Lawson offers versatility for various event type as it can be converted into two separate function rooms and has a spacious pre-function area, ideal for trade exhibitions
Dorothea Mackellar
Create a unique and impressive event in this semi-circular shaped space. Boasting a large curved window overlooking Pitt Street, our Dorothea Mackellar Room is ideally suited for private dinners, cocktail receptions and intimate presentations.
Banjo Paterson
Large heritage windows overlooking Pitt Street bring natural lighting into our Banjo Paterson meeting room in Sydney which is best suited for intimate long lunches, U-shaped, classroom or theatre-style conference settings.
Thomas Keneally 1&2
Originally the upstairs dining room of the 150-year-old Customs House Bar, Thomas Keneally is our largest function venue in Sydney. The perfect setting for a private luncheon or an exquisite formal dinner, this elegantly appointed space boasts large heritage windows overlooking Macquarie Place Park. The Thomas Keneally offers versatility for various event type as it can be converted into two separate function rooms and has a spacious pre-function area, ideal for trade exhibitions
The Terrace
The sun-drenched, private open-air terrace on level four overlooks Macquarie Place Park and provides the perfect setting for social receptions, private brunches, special events, product launches, functions and more.
Henry Lawson 1 & 2
Featuring original heritage leadlight and bay windows overlooking leafy Macquarie Place Park, our Henry Lawson room provides a versatile function space for conferences, workshops, private lunches and celebrations.
Thomas Keneally 2
Originally the upstairs dining room of the 150-year-old Customs House Bar, Thomas Keneally is our largest function room at the Hotel. The perfect setting from a conference to private luncheon to an exquisite formal dinner. This elegantly appointed space boasts large heritage windows overlooking Macquarie Place Park.
Boardroom 2
The Boardroom 2 room features a private room ideally suited for small meetings, private office space, interviews and workshops. This can also be added on to another space as a cloakroom or speaker break space.
May Gibbs
The May Gibbs room features natural light from magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows. Ideally suited for small meetings, these function rooms set well in boardroom, u-shape and classroom configurations.
Boardroom 1
The Boardroom 1 room features natural light with glass windows around the room. Privacy screens are also available in the boardroom as needed. Ideally suited for small meetings as this function room features an existing boardroom table with accessible power boards embedded in the table.
Boardroom 3
The Boardroom 3 room features natural light with glass windows around the room. Privacy screens are also available in the boardroom as needed. Ideally suited for small meetings as this function room features an existing boardroom table with accessible power boards embedded in the table.
Colleen McCullough
The Colleen McCullough room features natural light from magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows. Ideally suited for small meetings, these function rooms set well in boardroom, u-shape and classroom configurations.
Thomas Keneally 1
Originally the upstairs dining room of the 150-year-old Customs House Bar, Thomas Keneally is our largest function room at the Hotel. The perfect setting from a conference to private luncheon to an exquisite formal dinner. This elegantly appointed space boasts large heritage windows overlooking Macquarie Place Park.
Three Bottle Man
Three Bottle Man Tucked away in the laneways of Circular Quay, Three Bottle Man is your perfect all-day hangout. Start the morning with artisan coffee and fresh bites, then return later for craft beers, boutique wines, and cocktails inspired by Sydney’s spirited past. Whether it’s a quick catch-up or a relaxed evening drink, Three Bottle Man delivers a uniquely local experience.
Silvester’s Restaurant
The site in which the restaurant was build was originally one of Sydney’s finest butchers and providores. The Silvester Brothers was for over 30 years known in the community as the early pioneers and purveyor of highest quality of fine meats Today, the restaurant pays homage to the Silvester Brothers with a menu showcasing fine meats and local, seasonal produce. It has a farm to table ethos. Our food philosophy focuses on simplicity, quality and thoughtfully prepared dishes
Customs House Bar
Customs House Bar Step into one of Sydney’s oldest pubs, reimagined as a vibrant gastro-pub and beer garden in the heart of Circular Quay. Enjoy a relaxed outdoor setting with local craft beers, refreshing cocktails, and a hearty pub-style menu. Perfect for after-work drinks, weekend catch-ups, or soaking up Sydney’s laneway charm. Concept: Historic gastro-pub and beer garden, blending Sydney heritage with modern hospitality. Location: Lobby level of Sydney Harbour Marriott; also accessible via Macquarie Place entry. Opening Hours: Mon–Wed: 12:00pm – 9:00pm Thu–Fri: 12:00pm – 10:00pm Sat & Public Holidays: 3:00pm – 9:00pm Offerings: Extensive craft beer and cider selection Classic and seasonal cocktails Casual, hearty pub-style food (burgers, pizzas, salads, steaks) Ambience: Large outdoor beer garden with relaxed seating; ideal for groups, after-work drinks, and weekend gatherings. USP: Heritage venue with one of the largest outdoor pub gardens in Sydney’s CBD.