Hotel CBD

bar

Five-storey corner pub at King and York Streets with $7.50 schooners during happy hour, a dedicated sports bar upstairs and function spaces that handle everything from business meetings to cocktail parties.

4.0

(1,208 reviews)$$Google

Happy Hour Deals

Happy Hour

$7.50 schooners of house beers
$10 pints of house beers
$7.50 house spirits
$7.50 house wines
$15 Aperol Spritz
$18 cocktails

Monday – Friday

4:00pm – 6:00pm

Best For

BarWheelchair AccessiblePet Friendly

52 King Street, Sydney CBD 2000

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Opening Hours

Monday10am – 12am

Tuesday10am – 12am

Wednesday10am – 12am

ThursdayToday10am – 2am

Friday10am – 2am

Saturday12pm – 3am

Sunday12pm – 8pm

The Vibe

Ground floor energy: The main bar sits right at the corner of York and King Streets, drawing a steady stream of after-work drinkers who spill out onto the footpath during peak hours. The space feels lively rather than intimate, with the kind of buzz that builds from 4pm onwards on weekdays.
Multi-level setup: Five storeys give the venue different personalities on each floor - the ground level bar for casual drinks, a dedicated sports bar on the second floor for match viewing and function spaces higher up that cater to corporate groups and private events.
Peak times: The crowd skews office workers during happy hour (4-6pm weekdays), when the $7.50 schooners and $18 cocktails draw groups settling in after long CBD days. The sports bar upstairs gets busier during weekend matches.

The Neighbourhood

Corner position: Hotel CBD claims the high-traffic corner of York and King Streets, making it one of the most visible drinking spots in the central business district. The location puts it within easy walking distance of Wynyard Station - take the George Street exit and it's a straight walk down to King Street.
CBD context: This stretch of King Street sits in the heart of Sydney's business district, surrounded by office towers and corporate headquarters. It's the kind of spot that thrives on weekday foot traffic from nearby workers looking for a quick drink before heading home.
Transport links: The proximity to Wynyard Station makes it accessible for commuters from across the city, while the venue offers 10% off parking at selected Wilson car parks for those driving in during nights and weekends.

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The Vibe

Ground floor energy: The main bar sits right at the corner of York and King Streets, drawing a steady stream of after-work drinkers who spill out onto the footpath during peak hours. The space feels lively rather than intimate, with the kind of buzz that builds from 4pm onwards on weekdays.

Multi-level setup: Five storeys give the venue different personalities on each floor - the ground level bar for casual drinks, a dedicated sports bar on the second floor for match viewing and function spaces higher up that cater to corporate groups and private events.

Peak times: The crowd skews office workers during happy hour (4-6pm weekdays), when the $7.50 schooners and $18 cocktails draw groups settling in after long CBD days. The sports bar upstairs gets busier during weekend matches.

The Neighbourhood

Corner position: Hotel CBD claims the high-traffic corner of York and King Streets, making it one of the most visible drinking spots in the central business district. The location puts it within easy walking distance of Wynyard Station - take the George Street exit and it's a straight walk down to King Street.

CBD context: This stretch of King Street sits in the heart of Sydney's business district, surrounded by office towers and corporate headquarters. It's the kind of spot that thrives on weekday foot traffic from nearby workers looking for a quick drink before heading home.

Transport links: The proximity to Wynyard Station makes it accessible for commuters from across the city, while the venue offers 10% off parking at selected Wilson car parks for those driving in during nights and weekends.