If you're planning a trip to Sydney, Furama Darling Harbour Hotel offers the perfect base to explore one of the city's most vibrant precincts. Located in the heart of the Sydney CBD, our hotel places you within walking distance of world-class dining, family-friendly attractions, and cultural gems.

This lively pocket of Sydney is the spot for foodies, where global flavours, vibrant culture, and modern city life come together in the most delicious way.

Darling Square – Sydney's Foodie Hotspot

Just across the road lies Darling Square, The precinct offers an ever-evolving mix of eateries, cafes, dessert bars, and Instagram-worthy architecture like the Darling Exchange. Whether you're craving ramen, gourmet burgers, pastries, or a late-night dessert run, this buzzing spot is a must-visit for food lovers.

Cockle Bay Wharf – Waterfront Dining & Entertainment

A short stroll takes you to Cockle Bay Wharf, where harbour views meet lively restaurants and bars. Celebrate at The Rouge Sydney with live music and private domes, or enjoy fresh seafood at Nick's Restaurant right by the water.

Sydney Chinatown – Culture & Cuisine

Behind the hotel lies the Sydney Chinatown, where colourful laneways like Kimber Lane and sizzling kitchens welcome you in. From traditional Chinese restaurants to bustling food courts, BBQ shops, and endless bubble tea spots, there’s something for everyone. Popular stops like 25 Spices Hunan for Chinese cuisine, or Molly Tea and Oh My Yo for sweet teas and frozen yoghurt, serve up the perfect midday refresh or after-dinner cool down. If you’re craving seafood paired with a self-serve beer bar, you can’t go wrong with The Boiling Crab right next door to us!

Haymarket & Market City – Shopping in Sydney CBD

To the left of the hotel, Hay Street Market and Market City await with even more variety boutiques, Asian supermarkets, bargain finds, speciality stores, and delicious quick eats. It’s the perfect spot for relaxed browsing or finding something special to take home.

Easy Access to Sydney Attractions

With tram stops at Chinatown and Paddy’s Markets, you can easily travel down George Street to Circular Quay, where iconic attractions like the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge await.