Manly welcomes new Peppers hotel

Taking full advantage of its iconic coastal location, the hotel features light-filled, breezy meeting spaces that soak up the beach views.

Accor Pacific has announced the official opening of Peppers Manly Beach, for this Friday, 25 August.

Previously known as the North Tower of The Sebel Sydney Manly Beach, the property is managed by Accor Vacation Club and offers 42 studios, apartments, and suites, alongside two swimming pools, secure underground parking, and four conference spaces that cater to events and gatherings.

The spaces include two flexible and light-filled beachside function rooms, which can be merged together into a larger meeting venue, offering a combined space of 110 square metres for up to 30 delegates. They come complete with a private Bar and open up to a large beach view terrace.

Alternatively, meetings can also be hosted in the two courtyard rooms (for up to 20 pax when combined), which open onto the Courtyard Terrace, an outdoor space perfect for breakouts.

Taking inspiration from its iconic coastal location, the property features a contemporary and sophisticated interior design that seamlessly blends with a relaxed beachside charm, creating an atmosphere that is both luxurious and welcoming.

Situated in the heart of Manly, the hotel provides easy access to Manly Beach, local attractions, boutique shopping, and a vibrant dining scene.

Accor Pacific chief executive officer, Sarah Derry, said Peppers Manly Beach was a remarkable new addition to the Accor portfolio.

“This property showcases the perfect fusion of coastal allure, exquisite design, and unmatched service. We invite guests to immerse themselves in the splendour of Manly and create treasured memories in this breathtaking locale,” Derry said.

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