Award winning 4 star gracious Victorian Residence surrounded by the fashionable cafe-life of Paddington and the art-haus fashion houses and galleries of Woollahra.

This gracious Victorian heritage residence was built by Dr Frederick Harrison Quaife & named after Benjamin Disraeli's home in High Wycombe England. The Hughenden (circa 1870) is associated with Australia's first philosopher & is situated at the gateway to the largest expanse of turn-of-the-century Victorian architecture in Australia.

The Hughenden offers accommodation, classic dining, conferences & an experience in the Arts. Guests are invited to wander through the corridors discovering the hand-wrought grand staircase, black marble fireplaces, The Glasshouse Conservatory where tea & coffee are served, the servants' bells with all the eccentricities of the past

This gracious Victorian heritage residence was built by Dr Frederick Harrison Quaife & named after Benjamin Disraeli's home in High Wycombe England. The Hughenden (circa 1870) is associated with Australia's first philosopher & is situated at the gateway to the largest expanse of turn-of-the-century Victorian architecture in Australia.

The Hughenden offers accommodation, classic dining, conferences & an experience in the Arts. Guests are invited to wander through the corridors discovering the hand-wrought grand staircase, black marble fireplaces, The Glasshouse Conservatory where tea & coffee are served, the servants' bells with all the eccentricities of the past

Authentically restored 36 en-suited rooms with all the comforts of today. Quaife's Restaurant is open for breakfast, alfresco luncheons, classic dining and all day club-lounge bar.

A short stroll to Royal Randwick, Fox Studios, Moore Park and Sydney Football & Cricket Grounds. Just park your car and enjoy.

All rates include hot English breakfast. DBB packages available including tickets to the local art-haus cinema.