The Darling Sydney nabs pristine ranking for 7th consecutive year

The Darling Sydney nabs pristine ranking for 7th consecutive year

The Darling Sydney has again been recognised alongside the world’s best hotels, with a Five-Star ranking awarded by Forbes Travel Guide – a global rating system for luxury hotels, restaurants and spas.

This marks the seventh consecutive year The Darling has earned the rating after a rigorous assessment on approximately 900 criteria, with an emphasis on service and delivery.

The Star Sydney’s general manager hotels, events & guest experience, Christina Grasso said it was an honour for The Darling to be recognised among an elite group of luxury hotels.

“This accomplishment is a credit to our team members – all of whom are motivated by a commitment to deliver an uncompromised level of service, genuinely care about guests and want to create experiences that last a lifetime,” Grasso said.

“Our people are at the heart of how we operate and how we deliver our signature experience. The Darling continues to invest in that talent to ensure we are pushing beyond our guests’ expectations.”

Forbes Travel Guide, president – ratings, Amanda Frasier said: “The leadership and staff of The Darling once again demonstrated an elevated level of kindness to their guests showing why they continue to maintain a place on the Forbes Travel Guide annual awards list.

“We congratulate the property on earning its Five-Star hotel rating once again in 2023.”

The Darling Spa has also been awarded a Forbes four-star rating, positioning it as a world-class wellness facility. With 13 luxurious treatment rooms including two exclusive couples’ suites and a Moroccan Hammam chamber, The Darling Spa is Sydney’s ultimate urban escape that takes pampering to new heights.

The Darling Spa facilities also include a steam room, salt water jacuzzi and a gym for an all-encompassing experience.

Check out some pics of the hotel below:

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