NSW Masonic Club & Castlereagh Boutique Hotel
A stunningly beautiful heritage-listed building from 1927
9.30am–4pm
About the building
Building information
The NSW Masonic Club was established in 1893. In 1927, it officially opened the NSW Masonic Club building at 169 Castlereagh Street. The 12-storey Art Deco building was the first high-rise reinforced-concrete building in Sydney and the tallest building in the city at the time.
It was heritage-listed in 1980, and now houses the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, which has 83 guest rooms. Dining, function and meeting rooms, including the Cellos Grand Dining Room, Adam Room and the Boardroom, have been meticulously restored to their original 1927 decor.
Visitors will be able to view many of the historical rooms, and club directors and staff positioned on the various levels will tell interesting stories about the building and the use of space.
Visitors will need to sign in on entry as it is a registered club.
1927
ArchitectC W Chambers
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NSW Masonic Club & Castlereagh Boutique Hotel
169 Castlereagh Street, Sydney
Entry details
Cellos Grand Dining Room, Adam Room, Castlereagh Lounge and Bar, Reagh Bar, Boardroom, a former ballroom
9.30am–4pm
3.30pm
Need to Know
An assistance bell is located at the front door. Ramps will be put down for those needing access to the building by wheelchair. Lifts can take visitors to level 4 and there is an accessible toilet on level 2
Cafe & restaurant: Castlereagh Lounge on level 2
