Hotel Indigo set to make Sydney debut in 2025 at City Tattersalls Club
Hotel Indigo Sydney Centre will sit atop the iconic Club’s premises in a newly renovated, 49-story mixed-use tower that includes new restaurants, event space, an exclusive City based business lounge, retail, health and wellbeing facilities, along with a circa 110-room hotel and 246 residential apartments.
IHG’s Vice President, Development – Australasia, Japan and Pacific, Abhijay Sandilya, said City Tattersalls Club’s rich and vibrant 125-year history makes the perfect inspiration for Hotel Indigo’s famous neighbourhood story concept, which will embrace the tale of a club that was founded by 25 bookmakers and is now one of the most sophisticated and oldest community clubs in Sydney, boasting more than 20,000 members.
He said that history will influence every element in the hotel offering, including design, food and beverage and service offerings across the hotel’s neighbourhood café, bar and gym. Guests at the hotel will also benefit from access to the facilities within the broader development, including meeting and event space and the exclusive lounge.
“There’s something wonderful that happens when great brands come together, so it’s an honour for IHG to partner with one of Sydney’s oldest and most beloved business and sporting clubs to bring another amazing Hotel Indigo to Australasia,” Sandilya said.
“It’s clear that our boutique neighbourhood brand has truly resonated with guests and owners, and I’m looking forward to seeing how City Tattersalls Club’s rich history plays into the neighbourhood story to create a spectacular hotel.
“With a perfect location in the very heart of Sydney and the development’s fantastic facilities, Hotel Indigo Sydney Centre will undoubtedly become a favourite destination for business and leisure guests alike,” he said.
The Hotel Indigo brand has gone from strength to strength over the years, with 126 open globally and another 99 in the pipeline.
In Australasia, Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets will open in March 2021, the first to open in this market, with more to come in destinations including Melbourne and Auckland.