The boutique hotel in Sydney’s Surry Hills opened just two months ago but it is already making quite the name for itself.
The 29-room hotel is located inside a 1940s warehouse which was once the headquarters of Paramount Picture Studios; alongside co-tenants Golden Age Cinema and is the brainchild of Russell Beard and his business partner Mark Dundon — who are also behind Paramount Coffee Project, Reuben Hills and Melbourne's Seven Seeds.
"We hope to encapsulate the spirit of Surry Hills and offer the guest an immersive local community experience," co-owner Ping Jin Ng told Concrete Playground back in March. "We are considered but not staged, generous but not lavish and we will offer a memorable and inspiring stay — not just comfortable and slick."
As for the rest of the awards, here are the winners:
Hotel of the Year: Paramount House Hotel, Sydney, NSW
Large Hotel of the Year: Macq01, Hobart, TAS
Boutique Hotel of the Year: Jackalope, Mornington Peninsula, VIC
Regional Hotel of the Year: Lake House, Daylesford, VIC
Best Service: Spicers Clovelly Estate, Montville, QLD
Best Breakfast: Halcyon House, Cabarita Beach, NSW
Best Pool: Elements of Byron, Byron Bay, NSW
Best Bar: TWR, Crown Towers Perth, WA
Best Bed: Mayfair Hotel, Adelaide, SA
Best Club Sandwich: Jackalope, Mornington Peninsula, VIC
Best Minibar: Macq01, Hobart, TAS
This article originally appeared on marie claire.
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