Looking for the perfect Sydney city escape? Whether you’re a local craving a night away or a visitor keen to explore, the Sydney Staycay package at Novotel Sydney City Centre delivers style, comfort and the best of the CBD at your doorstep.
Enjoy overnight accommodation in our newly refurbished rooms, a full buffet breakfast with dishes inspired by our on-site restaurant Birdie Bar & Brasserie, and a $50 food and beverage credit to spend on in-room dining or at Birdie during your stay.
Step outside and discover Sydney’s cultural and retail icons – from The Rocks and the Sydney Opera House, to Westfield Sydney and Pitt Street Mall. Plus, receive entry tickets to the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, located at Circular Quay, just a short stroll away.
Your staycation also includes late check-out till 12pm making it the ultimate mix of indulgence and convenience in the heart of the city.
Ideally located next to Wynyard Station, this is 4 star Sydney CBD accommodation made for relaxing weekends and memorable moments.
Package Inclusions:
– Overnight accommodation in a newly refurbished room
– Full buffet breakfast for two
– $50 food & beverage credit per stay (for in-room dining or Birdie Bar & Brasserie)
– Late check-out until 12pm
– Entry tickets per person to the Museum of Contemporary Art
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MCA Exhibition
Data Dreams: Art and AI
21 November 20225 – 27 April 2026
‘Data Dreams: Art and AI’ is the first of its kind in a major Australian museum and is presented as part of the Sydney International Art Series 2025–26.
Featuring works by leading contemporary artists from around the world, ‘Data Dreams: Art and AI’ throws light on how artists are engaging with Artificial Intelligence to imagine new ways of being and to explore the implications that these technologies hold for our collective future.
‘Data Dreams’ brings into focus a range of contemporary concerns, including the relationships between technology and power; how algorithms and datasets are influencing our worldviews and calling our perception of reality into question; and the immense environmental costs of the data economy.
