Accommodation for Hens Parties
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The Rocks puts a hens group in Sydney's historic harbourside precinct by Circular Quay, with the water a short walk from the front door. YHA Sydney Harbour is the property listed here: a purpose-built hostel over The Big Dig archaeological site, with a rooftop terrace looking straight across to the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. For a hens, that rooftop sorts out the group photo before anyone has booked a dinner.
How a hens stay here works:
Think of it as a comfortable, central base: coffee at Trails Cafe downstairs, cocktails on the rooftop bar between 2pm and 10pm, then dinner and bars in the city. Groups get a lounge and dining area with a TV, which other in-house groups may also use, and on-site catering can be ordered. YHA doesn't publish a nightly group rate, so ask the Groups team for a quote.

Yes. Groups of 10 or more are given their own bedrooms, not shared with other guests, and the rooms are allocated close together. Most groups use 4 or 6-share ensuite rooms.
No. Guests can't bring their own alcohol onto the property, but the rooftop bar serves cocktails, local wine and Australian beer from 2pm to 10pm.
The Big Dig education centre can be hired in the evenings and on weekends, seats up to 100 and suits presentations or a movie night. The group lounge also has a TV, though other in-house groups may use it too.
YHA Sydney Harbour doesn't publish a nightly group rate. Groups of 10 or more book through YHA's Groups team, who quote on your dates and room mix.