The Reagh Bar and Castlereagh Lounge restaurants offer comfortable lounges and table seating in a relaxed atmosphere. Enjoy breakfast in the Reagh Bar and then again in the evening for light meals, drinks, and fabulous cocktails. Castlereagh Lounge is open throughout the day for drinks and snacks.
Heritage-listed Cellos Grand Dining Room has been elegantly restored in exact detail to its original 1920′s Art Deco decor. A remarkable example of period architecture, Cellos is currently closed, however, it is an experience not to be missed once we open post-Covid19.
Café Reagh is also now open! Our street-facing petite café serving the finest coffee, nutritious cold-pressed juices, healthy sandwiches, and snacks for those on-the-go. Bites by Reagh is the freshest new CBD lunch catering service by Café Reagh, conveniently delivering lunch boxes and share platters to your office.
Café Reagh is our cosy street-facing café with a buzzing atmosphere and warm, super-helpful staff delivering a fantastic coffee and nutritious food experience. We’re delighted to be serving up ‘seriously great” Australian-made Hennessy Coffee and are the only outlet in Sydney CBD to have this honour!
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Nostalgic and welcoming lounge and bar area on the ground floor, adjacent to reception, with buffet breakfast served daily. By evening enjoy a relaxing beer, wine or cocktail followed by dinner. Don't miss "Happy Hour" from 5.00 - 7.30 pm.
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This relaxed lounge and bar area serves a variety of tasty light meals as well as your favourite value meals for fast, casual dining. The lounge also offers more formal meals for those looking for finer cuisine.
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Cellos Grand Dining Room is a remarkable example of period architecture, having been elegantly restored in exact detail to its original 1920′s Art Deco decor. Open for a la carte lunch (12 - 3 pm) on the 2nd & 4th Friday of each month.
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This is a gorgeous old world hotel and the service was impeccable. Everything about the hotel we loved...
The following measures will be effective until 12.01am Monday, 10 May for the Greater Sydney region (including Wollongong, Central Coast and Blue Mountains):
Masks will be compulsory on public transport and in all public indoor venues and for front-of-house hospitality staff (except in a hospitality venue when eating or drinking);
Drinking while standing up at indoor venues will not be allowed;
Singing by audiences at indoor shows will not be allowed;
Dancing will not be allowed at indoor hospitality venues or nightclubs however, dancing is allowed at weddings with a strong recommendation that no more than 20 people should be on the dancefloor at any one time
For further information and a complete list of restrictions, please visit www.nsw.gov.au/covid-19.
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