Trilogy to manage new Courtyard by Marriott in Sydney
The project, designed by architects Turner, Falcon and Alexander, will launch its new “vertical village” that combines residences, hospitality and retail in a new integrated destination.
Alongside 212 apartments, the anticipated 100-key hotel, Courtyard by Marriott Sydney Crows Nest, will take over the first three levels of the development and offer a suite of amenities to guests when it opens in 2027.
“Crows Nest has always attracted people who value connectivity, great food and a strong village atmosphere. Bringing Courtyard by Marriott back to Sydney as part of Falcon & Alexander is a natural fit for this location. The brand speaks to today’s travellers – efficient, design-led and deeply connected to place, and adds another layer of activity and amenity to the precinct,” Deicorp Founder, Fouad Deiri OAM said.
The hotel is expected to offer a “refined yet relaxed hotel experience”, with guestrooms designed as smart, spacious retreats, combining plush bedding, flexible workspaces, ergonomic furnishings and high-speed connectivity to support both short stays and longer visits.
The hotel’s food and beverage venues are said to reflect the local culture, alongside a distinctive bar and a suite of amenities, including meeting spaces and fitness facilities.
Marriott International Director of Hotel Development for Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, Tristan Cooper said the signing reflects the strength of demand for globally recognised brands in well-connected urban locations.
“Sydney remains one of our most important markets in Australia, and the return of the Courtyard by Marriott brand to the city is a significant milestone,” Cooper said.
“We believe the hotel will generate strong demand and contribute to precinct activation through its contemporary guest offering, and we look forward to seeing the entire precinct come to life.”
The move follows Deicorp’s partnership with Trilogy Hotels and Marriott International to deliver Sydney’s first AC by Marriott as part of its Hyde Metropolitan project on Liverpool Street, announced in February.
“Trilogy Hotels is proud to again be working with Deicorp, alongside Marriott International as franchise partner, to manage the Courtyard by Marriott Sydney Crows Nest. Sydney’s North Shore is rapidly becoming a vibrant extension of the CBD through new transport connections, and this hotel will deliver for our owners, create opportunities for our teams, and provide experiences for guests in one of Sydney’s most dynamic emerging precincts,” Trilogy Hotels CEO, Scott Boyes said.