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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Our one night stay at Silvermere exceeded our expectations, the photos on the website did not do the beauty of this B&B any justice. My family of 4 stayed in the Maids Quarters which was warm, cosy, comfortable and so clean - the bed linen was divine. The owners were highly service oriented, offering some great ideas on what to see and do, they served up a quality breakfast overlooking the beautiful gardens. We would stay here again!
Our one night stay at Silvermere exceeded our expectations, the photos on the website did not do the beauty of this B&B any justice. My family of 4 stayed in the Maids Quarters which was warm, cosy, comfortable and so clean - the bed linen was divine. The owners were highly service oriented, offering some great ideas on what to see and do, they served up a quality breakfast overlooking the beautiful gardens. We would stay here again!
We enjoyed the perfectly peaceful bush time, the bird song, tall gums and
particularly the history and character of the cottage, so attractively and comfortably retained as it was in 1900.
We enjoyed the perfectly peaceful bush time, the bird song, tall gums and
particularly the history and character of the cottage, so attractively and comfortably retained as it was in 1900.
John
Reviewed November 11, 2015Reviewed November 11, 2015
Kurrara is a beautiful 1902 house, furnished in the style of the period and settled in a well maintained mountains garden.
The rooms are pleasant, the dining room charming and lounge, which is pictured, is a cosy place to read, chat or watch television.
It is an easy walk to Echo Point, with its views of the Three Sisters and the valley, and the walks which start there and in the opposite direction to Katoomba village, with its range of places to browse and dine.
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Kurrara is a beautiful 1902 house, furnished in the style of the period and settled in a well maintained mountains garden.
The rooms are pleasant, the dining room charming and lounge, which is pictured, is a cosy place to read, chat or watch television.
It is an easy walk to Echo Point, with its views of the Three Sisters and the valley, and the walks which start there and in the opposite direction to Katoomba village, with its range of places to browse and dine.
Last of my likes, but by no...
If you are after a relaxed getaway this is the place to be. It's a beautiful estate surrounded by trees. We stayed at a loft room, it is modern, big and clean. Highly recommended for people who want to stay out of tourist area.
If you are after a relaxed getaway this is the place to be. It's a beautiful estate surrounded by trees. We stayed at a loft room, it is modern, big and clean. Highly recommended for people who want to stay out of tourist area.
The Carrington retains a wonderful old world charm with its Grand Dining room and Art Decor theme. Norman Lindsay pictures are everywhere. It retains some delightful old style features like a rickety lift, yet we still enjoyed a spa in our room after a hard day bushwalking which was just perfect.
Had a game of snooker on a full sized billiard table in a delightful lounge area. Didn't even have to brave the cold outdoors at night as we we were able to dine in the lovely old dining room with...
The Carrington retains a wonderful old world charm with its Grand Dining room and Art Decor theme. Norman Lindsay pictures are everywhere. It retains some delightful old style features like a rickety lift, yet we still enjoyed a spa in our room after a hard day bushwalking which was just perfect.
Had a game of snooker on a full sized billiard table in a delightful lounge area. Didn't even have to brave the cold outdoors at night as we we were able to dine in the lovely old dining room with...
We had a lovely stay. Beautiful property and location. The studio room is big and has everything you need. The fireplace was the highlight. TV is small, though lots of channels and options to watch movies. Thank you to all of the staff for being so welcoming
We had a lovely stay. Beautiful property and location. The studio room is big and has everything you need. The fireplace was the highlight. TV is small, though lots of channels and options to watch movies. Thank you to all of the staff for being so welcoming
We’ve never used a YHA before and thought at 79 we were probably way too old to start. However we were completely wrong it was perfect for our needs, quiet despite having 2 large groups of school children and the staff apologetic for the noise which we only heard when they were arriving at a reasonable time Right next door to an Aldi and on the main street of Katoomba it could not be more convenient. Our ensuite double was clean and comfortable and fully equipped.
We’ve never used a YHA before and thought at 79 we were probably way too old to start. However we were completely wrong it was perfect for our needs, quiet despite having 2 large groups of school children and the staff apologetic for the noise which we only heard when they were arriving at a reasonable time Right next door to an Aldi and on the main street of Katoomba it could not be more convenient. Our ensuite double was clean and comfortable and fully equipped.
Beautiful hotel, rooms perfectly presented and sensational views - would thoroughly recommend to anyone. Negatives minor but for inf purposes - room was very small with no tables or anything to put anything on, almost no room for luggage either really, and breakfast very expensive, which is a bit of a shame - as we try and stay at all the best hotels of the world, but this breakfast price was just higher than we had ever seen and we couldn't justify or support it - so spoiled our experience a...
Beautiful hotel, rooms perfectly presented and sensational views - would thoroughly recommend to anyone. Negatives minor but for inf purposes - room was very small with no tables or anything to put anything on, almost no room for luggage either really, and breakfast very expensive, which is a bit of a shame - as we try and stay at all the best hotels of the world, but this breakfast price was just higher than we had ever seen and we couldn't justify or support it - so spoiled our experience a...
Shona C
Reviewed December 22, 2014Reviewed December 22, 2014
From the moment my partner and i arrive, we felt so relaxed, we just love being surrounded by nature. Maya Sanctuary is the place to go to if you feel you need to reset and take a few days from the chaos of city living
From the moment my partner and i arrive, we felt so relaxed, we just love being surrounded by nature. Maya Sanctuary is the place to go to if you feel you need to reset and take a few days from the chaos of city living
Chris
Reviewed January 12, 2025Reviewed January 12, 2025
We stayed for two nights and we loved it. We had an amazing view of the Blue Mountains from our room. We loved the historic building and that the room had been modernised without taking away from the heritage of the hotel. Would definitely stay again!
We stayed for two nights and we loved it. We had an amazing view of the Blue Mountains from our room. We loved the historic building and that the room had been modernised without taking away from the heritage of the hotel. Would definitely stay again!
Katoomba, nestled in the breathtaking Blue Mountains, may not boast traditional beaches, but it offers a unique blend of stunning natural attractions perfect for adventurous families seeking quality experiences. Start your day with a visit to the iconic Three Sisters rock formation, where children can marvel at the dramatic cliffs and learn about Aboriginal legends, setting the tone for an exciting exploration. The nearby Scenic World offers an exhilarating ride on the Scenic Railway, the steepest passenger railway in the world, giving you panoramic views of lush rainforests and cascading waterfalls. For those who enjoy hiking, the Prince Henry Cliff Walk provides spectacular vistas and access to tranquil waterfalls, ideal for a family picnic amongst nature. After a day of adventure, unwind at one of the charming hotels in the heart of Katoomba, such as the historic Carrington Hotel, which combines old-world charm with modern comforts and is just a short stroll from delightful cafes and boutique shops. Here, attentive staff cater to your every need, ensuring your stay is both relaxing and memorable.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Katoomba like for travellers who love the beach?
Known for its mountain views and hiking trails, Katoomba offers a lot for the traveller planning a getaway.
What is there to see and do around Katoomba?
After arriving and settling in at your accommodation of choice, you might want to venture out and explore. Take advantage of the area's hiking trails and shopping, and make time for local attractions such as Katoomba Scenic World and Three Sisters. For additional things to see and do, consider a visit to Echo Point Lookout or Blue Mountains National Park.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Katoomba?
Here's some information to help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Katoomba more easily: If you're looking to fly to Katoomba, the closest major airport is in Western Sydney Intl. Airport (WSI), located 26.4 mi (42.5 km) from the city centre. If you want to venture outside the area, take a train from Katoomba Station.