Pyrmont 's Premier Destination

Where Pyrmont's Pulse Meets Grand Fortune

Perched above Pyrmont's celebrated waterfront, Torquellagrandstay fuses the creative energy of one of Sydney's most cosmopolitan precincts with the grandeur of a full-scale gaming and hospitality destination. The casino at the heart of the property sets a tone that carries through every corridor, restaurant, and suite. From the moment you arrive, the harbor light, the city hum, and the anticipation of something remarkable set the tone for everything that follows.

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No. 01 ◆

Harbor Views from Every Floor

All 312 guest rooms face either Darling Harbour or the Pyrmont Bridge, so the iconic drawbridge and the shimmer of the water greet you whether you are on level three or level thirty - no interior rooms, no compromises on the casino floor or above it.

No. 02 ★

Steps from Pyrmont's Cultural Core

The Australian National Maritime Museum, the Star entertainment precinct, and the weekend Pyrmont Bridge Road markets are each within a four-minute walk, meaning the casino's own energy extends seamlessly into the living fabric of the neighborhood.

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A Gaming Floor Designed by a Sydney Architect

The 4,200-square-metre gaming floor was conceived by a Pyrmont-based design studio using recycled sandstone details that echo the suburb's 19th-century wool store heritage - the only casino space in Australia to carry a Heritage Council design citation.

World-Class Amenities

No. 0124-hour Pyrmont Concierge Desk with dedicated harbor-cruise and fish-market tour booking
No. 02Rooftop Lap Pool with 270-degree views across Darling Harbour and the CBD skyline
No. 03Fully equipped Fitness Studio on level 28 with Technogym equipment and personal training bookings
No. 04High-speed Business Workpods with private booths, dual-monitor setups, and on-demand IT support
No. 05Bespoke Casino Floor Butler Service - a dedicated attendant assigned to high-frequency gaming guests
No. 06Curio Boutique stocking locally made Pyrmont artisan goods, NSW surf labels, and Indigenous-designed homewares

Torquellagrandstay

Torquellagrandstay is the only property in Pyrmont that places a soaring live gaming floor, harbor-facing suites, and a multi-venue dining district under one architecturally striking roof, making it a genuine destination rather than simply a place to sleep. The casino draws guests who would otherwise scatter across the city, anchoring them in a single address that rewards extended stays. Pyrmont itself - once Sydney's industrial heartland, now a vibrant peninsula woven between Darling Harbour and the fish markets, home to tech campuses, galleries, and some of the city's most sought-after restaurants - lends the property an energy that no purpose-built resort enclave could replicate. Guests leave not merely rested but genuinely moved, carrying the feeling that this particular corner of Sydney was made precisely for them.

3,000+ Slot Machines

500+ Hotel Rooms

6 Restaurants

Fine Dining

Executive Chef Marisol Reyes, who trained in San Sebastián and spent six years cooking across Southeast Asia before arriving in Sydney, builds every menu around the extraordinary produce that flows through the nearby Sydney Fish Market and the weekly growers' markets that set up on Harris Street each Saturday morning. The property's three dining venues - Sandbar, a seafood-forward brasserie serving Sydney Rock oysters and Moreton Bay bug bisque; Levante, a wood-fired Mediterranean kitchen where whole market fish arrive at the table on carved timber boards; and Almanac, a 14-seat chef's table experience where Reyes cooks a single tasting menu for one booking per evening - each occupy a distinct architectural space with its own character. At Sandbar, the open kitchen faces Cockle Bay so cooks and diners share the same harbor panorama, turning every meal into something that feels less like a restaurant transaction and more like a private performance staged specifically for this particular evening.

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What Our Guests Say

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I travel to Sydney twice a year for business and had always stayed near the CBD, but a colleague recommended Torquellagrandstay and the casino floor in particular. What surprised me was how the sandstone architecture made the gaming space feel genuinely warm rather than the cold neon environments I have experienced elsewhere - the casino had a personality I was not expecting. I have since recommended the casino to three colleagues who made the trip specifically to experience it for themselves. I now extend every Sydney trip by two nights simply because leaving feels like leaving a city within a city.

Kenji T. Osaka, Japan

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We chose Torquellagrandstay for our anniversary because the Drawbridge Panorama Room photographs I had seen online looked almost too beautiful to be real - they were, in fact, better in person, with the Pyrmont Bridge framed perfectly through the window each morning. We spent one afternoon on the casino floor and were struck by how considered the whole environment felt - it is the kind of casino that earns your time rather than simply demanding it. The dinner at Levante was the finest Mediterranean meal I have eaten outside of Spain, and the attentive service throughout our stay matched what I would expect from a five-star property in any major Asian city. This is the hotel I now recommend to every friend visiting Sydney.

Priya S. Singapore

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A group of us crossed the Tasman for a long weekend with a clear plan - great food, the casino, and something that felt more interesting than another generic waterfront tower. Torquellagrandstay delivered on all three counts with a confidence that never felt performative. The Almanac chef's table on our final night was genuinely one of the most memorable meals of my life, and the casino's high-roller salon gave the whole trip an energy that had us booking the return flight before we had even checked out. We are already planning a return visit built around the casino and a booking at Almanac on the same trip.

Marcus O. Auckland, New Zealand

Rooms & Suites

Luxurious retreats crafted for the most discerning guests

Rotating Harbor Chair

No. 01

Pyrmont Sandstone Suite

Warm honey-toned walls clad in hand-cut local sandstone reference the suburb's wool-store past, while floor-to-ceiling glazing frames an unobstructed arc of Darling Harbour that changes color with every hour of the Sydney sky. The oversized rotating armchair beside the window is positioned so you can watch container ships glide under the Anzac Bridge without leaving the comfort of 600-thread-count linen.

Corner Bridge Aspect Most Popular

No. 02

Drawbridge Panorama Room

Positioned on the hotel's north-east corner, this room captures the Pyrmont Bridge drawbridge mechanism in full - a hypnotic mechanical ballet that plays out each morning as the bridge lifts for tall vessels moving between the harbor and Cockle Bay. Deep charcoal joinery, brushed-brass fittings, and a freestanding stone bath create a mood that is urbane rather than flashy, letting the view do what views in this part of Sydney do best.

Private Skyline Terrace

No. 03

Ultimo Skyline Penthouse

Named for the neighboring creative quarter of Ultimo that bleeds into Pyrmont's southern edge, this two-bedroom penthouse stretches across the full width of the hotel's top floor, offering a 270-degree sweep from the CBD skyline to the Green Square developments rising in the south. A private terrace with a day-bed, a chef's pass-through kitchen, and a dedicated concierge line ensure that the penthouse functions as a self-contained private residence perched above one of the city's most active precincts.

The Casino

The casino floor at Torquellagrandstay spans 4,200 square metres across two connected levels and houses 87 table games - including punto banco, rapid roulette, three-card poker, and a dedicated high-roller baccarat salon - alongside 620 of the latest electronic gaming machines sourced from international manufacturers. Sandstone pillars wrapped in warm amber light create pockets of intimacy within the larger gaming floor, so whether you are playing at a central roulette wheel surrounded by the buzz of the room or settled into a quieter side table, the atmosphere shifts to match your preference rather than imposing a single relentless energy. The casino's design philosophy is rooted in the belief that a great casino should feel like a place you choose to linger in rather than one you simply pass through. The casino draws a genuinely international crowd - regulars from Hong Kong, Jakarta, Osaka, and Auckland, alongside Sydney's own gaming enthusiasts - drawn by the combination of serious table limits, attentive floor staff who speak nine languages, and a location that means stepping outside puts you instantly on Pyrmont's waterfront promenade. Whether it is your first visit to the casino or your fiftieth, the floor staff make it their business to ensure the experience feels personal and unhurried.

No. 01Table Games

No. 02Slot Machines

No. 03VIP Rooms

No. 04Sports Betting

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