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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
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.
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...
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...
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...
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
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!
The Motel was in a great location, handy to walk to nearby activities, town shopping, and food places.
Reception was extremely helpful, full of knowledge and approachable.
Room was spacious allowing us to spread out and resort all our goods.
We enjoyed coming back to a clean room even when tired out from all the adventuring.
Plenty of eating places and lots of variety foods.
The Motel was in a great location, handy to walk to nearby activities, town shopping, and food places.
Reception was extremely helpful, full of knowledge and approachable.
Room was spacious allowing us to spread out and resort all our goods.
We enjoyed coming back to a clean room even when tired out from all the adventuring.
Plenty of eating places and lots of variety foods.
Stayed on a Saturday night in March. Easy free on-street parking nearby or 2 minute walk to station. Keys quickly collected at the bar. Rooms were recently refurbished to a good standard. Clean, comfortable, cold AC, mini fridge, tea & coffee, lots of towels, queen bed a single. 2nd floor room - didn't notice any noise from the pub even with live music playing. Would recommend and would stay there again.
Stayed on a Saturday night in March. Easy free on-street parking nearby or 2 minute walk to station. Keys quickly collected at the bar. Rooms were recently refurbished to a good standard. Clean, comfortable, cold AC, mini fridge, tea & coffee, lots of towels, queen bed a single. 2nd floor room - didn't notice any noise from the pub even with live music playing. Would recommend and would stay there again.
Are you looking for a romantic escape? If you'd like to explore some of the area's notable sights, you might make a stop by Eskbank House and Museum, Lake Lyell or Wollemi National Park. If you'd like to stay close to a certain attraction, you can sort properties by neighbourhood or distance to top landmarks, so you and your partner will get to see everything on your list.
When is the best time of year for a romantic getaway to Lithgow?
If you're looking forward to lots of outings with your partner, take a look at these details about year-round temperatures in Lithgow: The hottest months are usually January and December, with an average temperature of 18°C, while the coldest months are July and August, with an average of 8°C. Average annual precipitation for Lithgow is 936 mm.
What is there to do in Lithgow?
There's nothing better than experiencing a new destination with your sweetheart, so consider checking out all there is to see and do in Lithgow. You might consider a visit to Eskbank House and Museum, Lake Lyell or Wollemi National Park.
What’s the best way to get to Lithgow and around town during my romantic getaway?
This information about transportation options in Lithgow might help your romantic getaway go off without a hitch: To get to Lithgow, book a flight to Bathurst, NSW (BHS), which is the closest major airport, located 29.3 mi (47.2 km) from the city centre. To see more of the larger area, hop aboard a train at Lithgow Station.