CREMORNE POINT MANOR

Cremorne Point, located on the picturesque North Shore of Sydney Harbour, is one of the city's most prestigious and convenient locations. Renowned for it's stunning views across the world's most beautiful harbour and its quiet leafy walks, the "Point" is a mere 8-minute scenic ferry ride to the city. Surrounded by unique parkland, the Point provides guests with abundant walking and jogging tracks, a public harbourside swimming pool and delightful picnic spots.

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From Sydney International or Domestic airport terminals there are several transport options to Cremorne Point Manor. Take the option which best suits you and your budget…


By Taxi: Take a taxi from Sydney International or Domestic terminal directly to Cremorne Point Manor at 6 Cremorne Road, Cremorne Point (approximately $35). Travel time is 20 to 40 minutes depending on the time of day and traffic.

By Train/Ferry *: Take the AirportLink train from Sydney International or Domestic terminal to Cirqular Quay (approximately $10 per adult). Travel time is about 15 minutes. From Cirqular Quay go to Wharf 4 and take a ferry to Cremorne Point (approximately $4.20 per adult). You can purchase Ferry Ten travel passes from Cirqular Quay or from us at Reception which reduces the cost of each ferry crossing to $2.60 per adult. Travel time by ferry is about 8 minutes.

By Bus/Ferry *: Take the green and yellow Airport Express bus from Sydney International or Domestic terminal to Cirqular Quay (approximately $12 return per adult -return portion is valid for 2 months, or $7 per adult one way). Travel time is about 30 minutes. From Cirqular Quay go to Wharf 4 and take a ferry to Cremorne Point (approximately $4.20 per adult). You can purchase Ferry Ten travel passes from Cirqular Quay or from us at Reception which reduces the cost of each ferry crossing to $2.60 per adult. Travel time by ferry is about 8 minutes.

*Ferries depart every 15 to 30 minutes Monday to Friday and run until midnight. The last ferry from Circular Quay on sundays is at 7.29pm. From Cremorne Point ferry wharf, follow the road away from the wharf and take the first street on your right - Cremorne Road. Keep walking up the street until you reach number 6 on the left hand side (look for the Australian flag flying from our balcony). The street numbers can be a little confusing - we are number 6 which is opposite number 33. We are 300 meters from the wharf.


By Car (from the North side of Sydney):

Assuming an arrival via the F3 from Newcastle to Sydney
Exit the F3 at Wahroonga where it meets the Pacific Highway <1>
Follow the Pacific Highway all the way to Crows Nest (crossing over the Gore Hill Freeway)
Having passed the Royal North Shore Hospital on your left continue for about 1km until you see the Post Office again on your left. You will need to take the next left into Falcon Street.
Falcon Street becomes Military Road as it passes back over the Gore Hill Freeway.
Continue along Military Road for about 2.5 kms until you pass under an overhead pedestrian walkway - keep right and move into the right hand turn lane at the traffic lights. Turn right into Murdoch Street (McDonalds is on your left and a Shell Service Station is on your right).
Follow Murdoch Street down towards the Harbour passing through one set of traffic lights.
Continue down Murdoch Street and staight ahead through a roundabout.
At the fork in the road veer left following the sign to Cremorne Road.
Cremorne Road is the first Road on your right.
Follow Cremorne Road down towards the Harbour. Cremorne Point Manor is number 6 on the righthand side about 300 metres before Cremorne Point Wharf at the end of the Point just past the intersection with Rialto Street.
Parking is available on street, please check the signs as some parking has a 4 hour Monday - Friday restriction and some parking is totally unrestricted
By Car (from the South side of Sydney):

Head north over Sydney Harbour Bridge or the Sydney Harbour Tunnel. You are on the Warringah Freeway.
Once over the Harbour, stay on the freeway as you pass by the exit to North Sydney on your left. Continue on the freeway up the hill.
Keep left and follow the Falcon Street exit signs.
At the traffic lights at the top of the hill turn right onto Falcon Street (follow the Mosman/Manly signs).
Falcon Street then becomes Military Road. Continue along Military Road for about 2.5 kms until you pass under an overhead pedestrian walkway - keep right and move into the right hand turn lane at the traffic lights. Turn right into Murdoch Street (McDonalds is on your left and a Shell Service Station is on your right).
Follow Murdoch Street down towards the Harbour passing through one set of traffic lights.
Continue down Murdoch Street and staight ahead through a roundabout.
At the fork in the road veer left following the sign to Cremorne Road.
Cremorne Road is the first Road on your right.
Follow Cremorne Road down towards the Harbour. Cremorne Point Manor is number 6 on the righthand side about 300 metres before Cremorne Point Wharf at the end of the Point.
Parking is available on street, please check th signs as some parking has a 4 hour Monday - Friday restriction and some parking is totally unrestricted.

Please feel free to contact us on 9953 7899 should you need further assistance.

Firstly, a brief orientation for first timers to Sydney - Cremorne Point, located on the picturesque North Shore of Sydney Harbour, is one of the city's most prestigious and convenient locations. Renowned for its stunning views across the world's most beautiful harbour and it's leay, quiet walks, the "Point" is a mere 8 to 10 minute scenic ferry ride to the city. Surrounded by glorious parkland, the Point provides abundant walking and jogging tracks, a public harbourside swimming pool and delightful picnic spots.

Cremorne Point Manor, a restored 19th Century federation style hotel just 300 metres from Cremorne Point ferry wharf. Please feel free to enjoy the large upstairs guest balcony which overlooks Cremorne Point and Mosman Bay and has glorious views across the eastern side of Sydney Harbour.