Hotel Hollywood

Hotel Hollywood is a pub located at the intersection of Foster and Hunt Streets, featuring curved wooden bars and original architectural details from the 1940s. The interior preserves Art Deco style through mirrors, wood paneling, and period lighting fixtures that define the space.

The establishment was originally named Nevada and renamed Hotel Hollywood in 1940 due to film studios that operated in the surrounding area. This name change reflected the growing influence of the film industry on the local neighborhood.

The venue holds significance as one of the first Sydney establishments to allow women to drink at its bars during the 1950s social changes.

The pub is open Wednesday through Saturday in the late afternoon and evening hours, serving house lager and traditional pub food such as cheese platters. Located at a main street corner in Surry Hills, the place is easy to find and convenient for neighborhood visitors.

The venue was one of Sydney's first establishments to allow women to drink at its bars during the 1950s, making it a notable site for social change. This progressive stance set the pub apart from many other venues of that era.

Location: City of Sydney

Architectural style: Art Deco architecture

GPS coordinates: -33.87957,151.21058

Latest update: December 12, 2025 12:02