The Sebel Manly Beach Hotel has a modern, sustainable and striking new design.

The striking new design is located on the hotel’s spectacular site at the southern end of Manly Beach.Detailed textures, patterns and materials define the essence of coastal chic and relaxed, quiet luxury that resonates with Penny del Castillo‘s award-winning IDI style. And as a result, we see how we are fascinated by a timeless, extremely sophisticated and at the same time inviting seaside environment that exceeds expectations.Design International and Cretive Director Penny del Castillo took on the task of transforming the hotel. Since hotel owners have worked with Accor Vacation Club (AVC) many times, they have a great advantage in terms of what is required.

Sebel Sydney Manly Beach‘s extensive fit-out takes into account the specific needs of long-term leisure travelers and includes fully updated public spaces, including the hotel’s pool area. The first noticeable change to this magnificent hotel is the magnificent new lobby and reception area. This is definitely the perfect starting location to get a feel for the ambiance of the hotel. 

The mix of light wall colors and natural wood-look tiles adds a sense of brightness and spaciousness to the rooms. Modern furniture choices and neutral fabrics and materials, accessories and accessories all add to the hotel’s new trendy appeal.

The extensive renovation took into account the specific needs of leisure travelers, improving accommodation suites, public spaces and pool areas.

AVC CEO Craig Wood. “One of the biggest changes is the magnificent new lobby and reception area. “We believe it significantly enhances the overall ambiance and sense of arrival for guests entering the hotel,” he boasted.

Tattoo Design provided the bespoke rug which complemented the stunning feature wallpapers by Phillip Jeffries. In support of the hotel’s Planet 21 environmental charter, IDI was able to incorporate 100% recyclable and low-environmental impact Biowood into the panel walls and detailing throughout; Modwood floor covering was used on the front courtyard surface.