About NSW Masonic Club

NSW Masonic Club is a licensed club located at 169-173 Castlereagh St, Sydney NSW 2000. Historic Elegance and Boutique Hospitality in Sydney CBD. No gaming machines are recorded for this venue. It is rated 4 out of 5 from 61 Google reviews. Food is served at the venue. Phone: (02) 9284 1000.

Historic Elegance and Boutique Hospitality in Sydney CBD

Established in 1893 and housed in a magnificent heritage-listed Art Deco building, the NSW Masonic Club is a premier social destination in the heart of Sydney. It combines traditional club values with modern amenities, featuring the Castlereagh Boutique Hotel, grand dining rooms, and versatile meeting spaces. The atmosphere is sophisticated and nostalgic, offering a quiet retreat from the bustling city.

What NSW Masonic Club offers

Accomodation

Restaurant

Food served

Bar

Cafe

Establishment

Events

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NSW Masonic Club location and map

Opening times

Monday
Open 24 hours
Tuesday
Open 24 hours
Wednesday
Open 24 hours
Thursday
Open 24 hours
Friday
Open 24 hours
Saturday
Open 24 hours
Sunday
Open 24 hours

Frequently asked questions about NSW Masonic Club

Where is NSW Masonic Club located?

NSW Masonic Club is located at 169-173 Castlereagh St, Sydney NSW 2000. It is a licensed club in the suburb of Sydney, New South Wales.

What are the opening hours of NSW Masonic Club?

NSW Masonic Club opening hours: Monday: Open 24 hours; Tuesday: Open 24 hours; Wednesday: Open 24 hours; Thursday: Open 24 hours; Friday: Open 24 hours; Saturday: Open 24 hours; Sunday: Open 24 hours. Hours can change on public holidays, so check with the venue before visiting.

Does NSW Masonic Club have pokies?

No gaming machines are recorded for NSW Masonic Club in the NSW gaming machine register, so it is a venue without pokies.

Does NSW Masonic Club serve food?

Yes. NSW Masonic Club serves food. Kitchen hours may differ from the venue opening hours.

Does NSW Masonic Club have a bar?

Yes. NSW Masonic Club holds a NSW liquor club licence and serves alcoholic drinks at the bar.

What is the phone number for NSW Masonic Club?

You can phone NSW Masonic Club on (02) 9284 1000.

How is NSW Masonic Club rated?

NSW Masonic Club is rated 4 out of 5 based on 61 Google reviews.

Which venues are near NSW Masonic Club?

Licensed venues close to NSW Masonic Club include Criterion Hotel, The Arthouse Hotel, Coronation Hotel SYDNEY, City Tattersalls Club. See the nearby venues list on this page for distances and details.

WHAT WE OFFER

Club Services & Facilities

Dining & Bars

Cellos Grand Dining Room

An exquisite 1920s Art Deco dining room known for its grand high ceilings and period features. It serves traditional Australian cuisine and is famous for its elegant lunches and themed dining events.

Reagh's Bistro

Located on the ground floor, this bistro offers a more casual dining experience with a menu featuring classic club favorites, light meals, and seasonal specials.

Castlereagh Lounge

A comfortable lounge area offering premium coffee, light snacks, and a full selection of beers, wines, and spirits in a relaxed setting.

Entertainment & Leisure

Gaming Room

A private area featuring a selection of modern electronic gaming machines for members and guests.

Social Events Calendar

The club hosts regular entertainment including live music during lunch service, tribute shows, high teas, and seasonal celebrations.

Billiard Room

Features a full-sized heritage billiard table available for use by club members and guests.

Family Features

Family Dining

Reagh's Bistro provides a welcoming environment for families with child-friendly meal options available upon request.

Functions & Events

Grand Dining Room

A spectacular space for weddings, gala dinners, and large corporate events with a capacity for up to 150 guests.

The Boardroom

A private, professional space designed for high-level meetings, small seminars, and private boardroom lunches.

Meeting Rooms

Multiple versatile rooms of varying sizes suitable for workshops, presentations, and social gatherings.

Amenities & Services

Castlereagh Boutique Hotel

Located within the same building, providing boutique 4-star hotel rooms for members and the general public.

Public Transport Access

Centrally located within walking distance of Town Hall, St James, and Museum railway stations.

Accessibility

The historic building is equipped with elevator access to all floors to accommodate guests with mobility requirements.

Complimentary Wi-Fi

High-speed internet access available throughout the club and hotel areas for all visitors.

NSW Masonic Club reviews

5 Star Review by Michael Levenston

You can feel the history here! There are a couple of bars, one on the ground floor and the other in the second floor. Pricing is reasonable for drinks, however looks even better if you're a member. Next time I'll stay for the food and maybe even a tour of the place...!

3 Star Review by marvin mcloud

Lovely ,quiet, old world charm. Menue was very simple though the ambience exquisite. Downstairs lounge had a old gentlemans club feel, upstairs was more for larger groups or casual diners.

4 Star Review by Nicholas Lelos

Nice bar, part of a masonic holding. Hidden away spacious interior with good range of standarda bevvies. Not a huge range of drinks but definitely a more glamorous pub with a vintage Masonic feel to it.

5 Star Review by Ian Burt

This is a very prestigous club with welcoming friendly very polite staff. The first concrete and steel construction and originally the tallest in Sydney with it's original decor. Truly an experience when you visit also offering accomodation with very well contained rooms. 90th Birthday Celebration 16th September 2017 celebrating the first opening og the Clubs doors.

4 Star Review by William Hart

The older members of our retired group like this club as it is Centrally located and accommodates our small reunions.

5 Star Review by Peter McCarthy

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5 Star Review by J C P Shaw

Great location, fabulous architecture. Reasonable prices

3 Star Review by Michael Azar

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5 Star Review by Steve Stanford

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