Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point, an IHG Hotel

Chengdu, China

Description

Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point is perfectly poised on a peninsula at the gateway to Sydney’s eastern suburb in iconic Kings Cross, a region both steeped in history and on the leading edge of the future. It sits 1.4km from the heart of the Sydney Central Business District and one direct train stop to Martin Place. The chic new 105 room boutique hotel gives front-row access to contemporary galleries, museums, and must-try cuisine. Savour a special culinary excellence and experience the fusion of French and Japanese-inspired cuisine at Luc-San, run by esteemed celebrity chef Luke Mangan. Pop down to 'The X', grab a fresh barista made coffee and snack before exploring the neighbourhood delights. Explore a vivid gallery of Kings Cross history at Hotel Indigo Sydney Potts Point. Guest rooms celebrate Carlotta & Les Girls, while Alec Iverson's 1940s street photography and Gary Heery's Project X art offer a deep look into the neighbourhood's dynamic past. Upon check-in, receive local insights and tips, whilst experiencing unique boutiques, chic bars and local theatre. Enjoy 24/7 fitness access at Anytime Fitness located on the lower ground level. Limited parking is available on-site. Bookings are required by contacting the hotel directly.

Location

More about Chengdu

Hey there! Are you ready to embark on a journey to one of the most fascinating cities in China? Today, WE are going to introduce YOU to Chengdu, a locality filled with rich history and culture.
Located in the southwestern region of China, Chengdu is the capital of Sichuan province and is home to over 14 million people. Known for its spicy cuisine, giant pandas, and ancient landmarks, Chengdu has become a popular destination for both domestic and international travelers.
One of the most iconic landmarks in Chengdu is the Leshan Giant Buddha, which stands at over 71 meters tall and is carved into the side of a cliff. This UNESCO World Heritage Site attracts thousands of visitors every year who come to marvel at its grandeur and beauty.
In addition to its natural and historical landmarks, Chengdu is also famous for its food. The city is known for its spicy Sichuan cuisine, with dishes such as hot pot, mapo tofu, and kung pao chicken. You can find many street vendors and local res...