And it's just as stunning inside as it is on the outside.
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As far as drama goes, W Sydney seems to have copped a fair bit of it. The world's biggest W hotel - with 585 rooms - was meant to open in Darling Harbour in 2020. But then we all know what happened: the world shut down and builders collapsed, casting doubts on the future of the property.
But against all odds and after several years of pandemic-related delays, the hotel - housed in a skyline-altering ribbon-shaped building - finally cut the ribbon on Thursday, revealing for the first time internal spaces that are just as dramatic.
Take in the bold curves and yacht-inspired interiors at the 29/30 bar, plonked on - well - level 29 and 30 of the hotel, with wide-angle views of the 30-metre infinity pool and the harbour beyond.
Or extend the fun by staying in one of the rooms, featuring floor-to-ceiling glass windows, curved walls and glossy ensuites with deep standalone bathtubs. We're eyeing the Spectacular suite (pictured) with sweeping Darling Harbour views.
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