Paramount House Hotel

Paramount House Hotel is one of Sydney’s most culturally celebrated boutique hotels, occupying the former headquarters of Paramount Pictures Studios in Surry Hills — a landmark 1940s brick building on Commonwealth Street that was transformed by Melbourne architecture studio Breathe into a 29-room industrial-heritage hotel of extraordinary design distinction. Each of the 29 rooms is individually designed according to the original building’s structure, featuring terrazzo-tiled bathrooms, French linen bed sheets, premium Aesop toiletries, curated artworks, flat-screen TVs, free high-speed Wi-Fi, and a curated minibar. Some rooms include sunny breakfast balconies and the standout signature timber soaking tubs. The hotel shares its heritage building with a remarkable collection of co-tenants: Golden Age Cinema and Bar in the basement, Poly wine bistro by chef Mat Lindsay, Paramount Coffee Project for specialty coffee, and A.P Bakery for exceptional bread and pastries. Paramart is the hotel’s in-house micro-mart offering A.P Bakery goods, Gelato Messina, and signature cocktails at any hour. Central Station is a ten-minute walk from the hotel for rail connections to Circular Quay, Bondi Junction, and Sydney Airport. Museum Station is an eight-minute walk. Paramount House Hotel consistently receives acclaim from design-conscious families, creative professionals, and international visitors who want an authentic Surry Hills experience in a truly unforgettable architectural setting.