Elysium Manly is now open, marking the arrival in Sydney of Australian luxury hotel brand Elysium Hotels.
Formerly known as Manly Pacific, the 213-room beachfront hotel has transitioned to Elysium Manly, joining Elysium Noosa as the brand's second Australian property.
The re-branding to Elysium follows a $40 million investment in the property, including a $30 million
refurbishment of rooms and suites by Coco Republic.
Elysium aims to bring its "distinct expression of contemporary luxury" to one of Sydney's most iconic beachside destinations.
The hotel's new persona brings together "contemporary design, destination dining, intuitive service and integrated wellbeing", with new experiences introduced as part of the Elysium offering.
Elysium Manly general manager Dylan Cole said the official transition marked the
culmination of several years of investment in the property, while introducing a new level of
service and experience not previously available at the hotel:
"Elysium is about looking at every part of the guest experience and asking what more we can
give, from the way we welcome people and anticipate what they might need, to the quality of the
amenities in their room and the details they encounter throughout their stay," he said.
"We have an extraordinary location in Manly and the ambition is to create a hotel experience that genuinely lives up to it.
“There is a generosity to Elysium that goes beyond the physical hotel.
"It’s the freedom to have breakfast brought to your suite after a sauna, knowing your favourite bottle is waiting in the wine fridge, having your dining reservations taken care of, or simply being recognised and looked after by someone who understands how you want to spend your time with us.”
Six ocean-view Wellness Suites feature private infra-red barrel saunas alongside wellness amenities and rituals, while Coastal Two-Bedroom Suites offer "generous living spaces and residential-style comfort".
The pinnacle Elysium Suite offers an elevated stay with an expansive terrace and infra-read sauna overlooking Manly Beach.
Guests can enjoy the rooftop magnesium mineral pool with Pacific Ocean views and dining across hatted Italian restaurant Cibaria, 55 North and Bistro Manly - all just an exhilarating ferry ride away from Sydney's CBD.
