Monarch Of The Skyline

Soaring above the New South Wales capital as its tallest landmark and Australia’s fourth highest building, Crown Towers Sydney is an ultra-luxury hotel, offering a sky-high sanctuary with breathtaking views as its backdrop.

- Words: Amos Chin Photography: Anson Smart and George Apostolidis

GLIDING SOUTH INTO Sydney’s heart via the iconic Harbour Bridge, your eyes are inevitably drawn to a sculptural marvel rising from the Barangaroo foreshore. At 275m, Crown Towers Sydney—the city’s tallest building and Australia’s fourth tallest—commands attention with its shimmering glass facade and fluid, architectural lines. Designed by the award-winning British firm Wilkinson Eyre, this landmark is more than just a skyline spectacle. Within, a world of unparalleled luxury unfolds—one that even Taylor Swift indulged in, making the Crown Presidential Villa her Sydney sanctuary last year.

From the moment you arrive, an atmosphere of grandeur envelops you. Floor-to-ceiling windows harness Sydney’s natural light, casting a glow across exquisite crystal chandeliers. Interiors, curated by New York’s Meyer Davis, exude modern coastal elegance with neutral tones and marble finishes, while intuitive technology seamlessly enhances the guest experience.