NSW Masonic Club

NSW Masonic Club NSW Masonic Club was founded in 1893 and is located in a beautiful, heritage-listed building in Sydney CBD. And what a magnificent home it is!

The Club has elegantly-restored bars, dining and function areas, and owns and operates The Castlereagh Boutique Hotel with 83 accommodation rooms. Arising from the Australian Masonic movement, on 15th September 1893, was the formation of the NSW Masonic Musical and Literary Society, later to become the NSW Masonic Club. From a modest enrolment in 1893, membership grew through the years to many tho

usands, as also did the need for a suitable home. Land was purchased and, on 12th September 1927, our current premises, at 169-171 Castlereagh Street, were officially opened. Remarkable for its architectural attractiveness and internal beauty, the Club stands 12 floors high and, when first opened, was the tallest building in Sydney. The building is heritage-listed, renowned for its historical significance, and is imbued with a touch of “old-world charm” throughout. Entrusted with this heritage jewel, the Board of Directors undertakes a continual program of restoration and enhancement, from the exquisite handmade carpet of The Boardroom to the ornate art deco detail and magnificent sandstone streetscape. Currently comprising of a street café, elegant bars and lounges, seven function rooms, and the magnificent Cellos Grand Dining Room, the Club also operates under the banner of “Castlereagh Boutique Hotel”. Featuring 83 boutique-style accommodation rooms, a stay at the hotel is a wonderfully unique experience enjoyed by Members and visitors. In the 1920s the Club’s dining room and ballroom were bustling with the “who’s who” of society – debonair gentlemen, and ladies adorned with georgette and sequins. Almost 100 years later the Club still boasts a lively Membership who regularly enjoy the many facilities and benefits the Club has to offer. The busy schedule of events includes regular themed luncheons such as wine appreciation, Christmas-in-July and Melbourne Cup Day, plus dinner shows, cabaret and opera - all set in the stunning Grand Dining Room! Our function and meeting rooms are highly sought after for their versatility and uniqueness. The central Sydney location and onsite accommodation are ideal - and just a short walk away from the Sydney Masonic Centre. While the magnificent fraternity of the past has taken on a different shape, the Club remains prosperous and progressive, welcoming a new generation of Members, and a growing number of female and Associate Members. NSW Masonic Club Members enjoy 15% off the Hotel’s best available accommodation rates, 10% off personal beverages and dining, Member Reward Points to redeem within the Club, a birthday gift, access to our network of Reciprocal Clubs, and more! Membership is available at Masonic and Provisional Masonic levels, with family and friends most welcome to join as Associate Members. There is a certain prestige that comes with being a part of a century-old institution. We extend to you an invitation to take your part in history and join our magnificent Club. Enquire about joining on 02 9284 1006.

🎄Book Christmas Day Lunch in Cellos 🎄A delicious lunch is planned with bubbles on arrival, carvery station, dessert stat...
18/12/2025

🎄Book Christmas Day Lunch in Cellos 🎄

A delicious lunch is planned with bubbles on arrival, carvery station, dessert station and seafood starter.

We also have live seasonal music, gifts and a visit from Santa!

Singles are welcome to join the “captains table” hosted by Helen, our General Manager.

Bookings will close at midday on 23rd December.

Book online or call our office on 92841006 or 92841007.

Book now: https://www.thecastlereagh.com.au/events/christmas-day-lunch/

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169-171 Castlereagh Street
Sydney, NSW
2000

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