Hotel

Sydney hotels are going up for sale as owners bet that investors want an exposure to rising tourism.

The much-loved holiday destination is on the way back with big developers chasing projects for a new wave of tourists, 45 per cent of whom are Australian travellers.

The property group has put a call-out to investors to partner on its $200m new hotel in Sydney’s Chinatown, just months before construction is set to begin on the 17-storey project.

Work has started on one of Sydney’s tallest rooftop bars at the Marriott’s new 34-storey Moxy Hotel in the Koreatown area on Pitt St.

The heavy rainfall that has battered NSW for the last few weeks has also taken its toll on Sunrise star Edwina Bartholomew’s heritage-listed renovation project. “We have had a lot of storms in the area …

Anyone who has enjoyed a cold beverage in the Tassie Tiger Bar will have fond memories of the Mole Creek Hotel — want to run it?

A former Qantas CEO is preparing to relinquish another property from his stable of pubs and has put the historic Blues Point Hotel in North Sydney on the block.

The $110m, five-star Pullman Sydney Penrith hotel will be operated by a new American-style independent hotel management company.

The top hotel owner is capitalising on the rising weekend drive and conference markets that are lifting regional hospitality.