History

The Porter House was originally commissioned in 1876 by philanthropist and horticulturist, Hugh Dixson, and started life as Dixson & Sons’ grand tobacco factory. In 1891, furniture manufacturer WW Campbell & Co and famous leather merchant George Johnson & Sons leased the building, continuing its historical association with quality artisanship – a tradition The Porter House Hotel – MGallery continues to honour.

The Porter House now comprises of two buildings – the new signature MGallery Hotel that occupies the first 10 floors of the 36-storey sleek modern tower; and the original building, beautifully restored where our dine and drink destinations span five levels. More than just a hotel, The Porter House is an immersive oasis in the city.

The Porter House Hotel Sydney is located upon Gadigal land and waterways. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Gadigal Elders past and present.