18 Lower Fort Street
The Rocks
Venue type: Pub
www.harbourview.com.au
Located on the corner of Cumberland and Lower Fort Streets in the iconic Rocks under the Southern end of the bridge, this pub is well placed, but that wasn't always the case. It was initially built in 1843 where the bridge's granite pylons now stand, and was demolished and repositioned after the bridge was constructed.
Harbour View Hotel has an elegant public bar, private function rooms, a rooftop cocktail bar and a restaurant with a breathtaking view of the harbour, the bridge and streetscape views of surrounding Victorian terraces.
Julie Whiting
Standing capacity: 70
Imagine this for a party: lift access directly into your own room, a private balcony with breathtaking harbour and bridge views, a private bar with its own barperson. Sound good?...
Saturday: Hire charge: $450
View spaceStanding capacity: 100
Picture you and your guests milling about in your own L-shaped room, ordering drinks at your exclusive bar with two serving points - one on each side, and a private...
Saturday: Hire charge: $550
View spaceStanding capacity: 180
Think lots of space, two private bars and two exclusive balconies boasting breathtaking harbour and bridge views, where you can chink glasses and watch the world float by.
Think your own...
Saturday: Hire charge: $900Min. spend: $400
View spaceFunction spaces at Harbour View Hotel range from 70 to 180 guests standing. The largest option is the Entire Level 1, which accommodates up to 180 guests.
Friday function rooms at Harbour View Hotel have a hire charge from $450 plus a minimum spend from $400. Saturday bookings start from $450 hire plus $400 minimum spend.
Yes, all function spaces at Harbour View Hotel have a dedicated private bar.
Yes, children are welcome at Harbour View Hotel functions until 12am.
Hotel is surrounded by street parking
Yes, Harbour View Hotel welcomes BYO DJs and live bands.
Yes, Harbour View Hotel has the following in-house AV equipment available at no extra charge: Microphone/PA, Data projector, Projector screen, Large TV/LCD. The Cap room has a wall mounted TV with DVD player and is capable of running a slideshow using a USB memory stick with standard JPEG files.
