MAC61 - Circular Quay Retreat | Panoramic Harbour Views

Welcome to a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment located within the Pullman Quay Grand Sydney Harbour residence. Set on the 13th floor, the apartment offers a comfortable home-away-from-home with hotel-style conveniences. Floor-to-ceiling windows capture sweeping views over Circular Quay and Sydney Harbour, including the Harbour Bridge. Step out onto the private furnished balcony to enjoy a morning coffee or evening drink while watching ferries cross the water and the city lights come on.

Inside, there’s a spacious open-plan living and dining area designed for relaxing after a day out or enjoying time together, with the harbour outlook as your backdrop. The kitchen is fully equipped with stone benchtops and quality appliances, plus cookware and dishware, making it easy to cook anything from breakfast to a full meal.

Both bedrooms are generously sized with comfortable bedding and good storage. The main bedroom includes a king bed, walk-in wardrobe, and balcony access, along with an ensuite bathroom featuring a spa bath and separate shower. The second bedroom has a queen bed (and may be able to convert to twins if required) and also opens onto the balcony. A second full bathroom sits nearby for extra convenience.

For longer stays, the apartment includes an in-unit laundry with a washer and dryer, high-speed Wi-Fi, and ducted air-conditioning throughout.

Staying here also gives you access to the building’s facilities, including an indoor heated pool, spa/hot tub, sauna, and a gym. A 24-hour concierge and reception are available, and hotel services such as room service or housekeeping may be available for an additional fee.

Neighbourhood Guide: Sydney CBD

Staying in the Sydney CBD puts you at the heart of Australia’s most iconic city, with the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Garden and Circular Quay all within easy reach. The CBD blends historic sandstone laneways with sleek skyscrapers, creating a vibrant mix of commerce, culture, shopping and waterfront leisure.

Dining & cafes: The CBD offers one of Australia’s most diverse dining scenes. Circular Quay and the Rocks host harbour-side restaurants with million-dollar views. Barangaroo’s Wulugul Walk is lined with acclaimed restaurants and waterfront bars. The QVB and mid-city laneways hide world-class coffee spots, while Chinatown on the southern edge delivers yum cha, Thai, Malaysian and Vietnamese at every price point. Martin Place and Pitt Street have buzzing weekday lunch spots, and the Ivy and Angel Place precincts come alive after dark.

Transport & access: The CBD is Sydney’s transport hub. Wynyard, Town Hall, Martin Place, Circular Quay and the new Sydney Metro stations connect to every corner of the city. Light rail runs from Circular Quay through George Street to Central and beyond. Ferries from Circular Quay serve Manly, Taronga Zoo, Watsons Bay, Parramatta and the Inner West. Sydney Airport is a 15-minute train ride away. Everything is walkable within the CBD itself.

Attractions & things to do: Walk the Sydney Harbour Bridge, climb its arch, or take the ferry to Manly for a classic Sydney experience. Tour the Opera House or catch a performance. Wander the Royal Botanic Garden to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. Explore the Rocks’ cobbled lanes, galleries and weekend markets. Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of NSW, State Library and Hyde Park Barracks. Darling Harbour delivers SEA LIFE Aquarium, WILD LIFE Zoo and the Maritime Museum.

Shopping & daily essentials: The QVB, Strand Arcade, Westfield Sydney and Pitt Street Mall cover everything from luxury brands to high street fashion. Woolworths Metro stores, 7-Elevens and late-night convenience outlets are on almost every block. Pharmacies, banks, post offices and medical centres are abundant, and the CBD’s concierge services cater to every need.