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Just west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains of New South Wales contain spectacular beauty. The approximately 75,000 people who call the region of Blue Mountains home are truly a fortunate lot. They reside in one of the most pristine regions of Australia, with precipitous valleys, sandstone plateaux, steep cliffs and scores of lakes and rivers on the doorstep. Indeed, the topography is so singular that in 2000, the Greater Blue Mountains Area became a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Home to incredible biodiversity, the Blue Mountains represent what makes Australia so special. With unusual fauna, exotic flora and ephemeral microclimates, the Blue Mountains area is well worth the short trek from Sydney. Aside from the region of Blue Mountains, the area also contains the Three Sisters rock formation of Blue Mountains National Park, impressive Jenolan Caves, Gardens of Stone National Park and Thirlmere Lakes. For great views of the region's famous blue haze, head to Jamison Valley.

  • Blue Mountains National Park
  • Featherdale Wildlife Park
  • Misty Ridge Cuddly Animal Farm
  • Blue Mountains Sparadise
  • Mount Tomah Botanic Garden

Activities

  • Blue Mountains Mystery Tours
  • Scenic World
  • Jenolan Caves
  • Oberon Summer Festival
  • Blue Mountains Fine Food Festival

Restaurants

  • Ashcrofts Restaurant
  • Café Bon Ton
  • Silk's Brasserie
  • Trails Bistro
  • Darley's

Nightlife

  • The Blaxland Tavern
  • The Apple Bar
  • The Imperial Hotel
  • Winmalee Tavern
  • Oriental Hotel

Climate

The Blue Mountains have a temperate climate, with cooler conditions than Sydney, on average.

  • Summer (November to February) 11-23°C
  • Fall (March to May) 6-21°C
  • Winter (June to August) 3-11°C
  • Spring (September to October) 5-17°C

Blue Mountains official guide

Breathtaking Blue Mountains

Australia’s Blue Mountains are well-named, because they really do appear blue – from a distance, at least. Up close they’re more brown, red and green, but with towering rock formations, majestic waterfalls and sprawling, biting and bouncing wildlife, they are no less stunning.

Less than 100km (62 miles) out of Sydney, it’s the scenery that draws most people to the Blue Mountains. A multitude of walking trails ranging from the simple to the ‘are you serious?!’ reveal natural wonders, including Govetts Leap overlooking Grose Valley, the Bridal Veil Waterfalland the breathtaking Wentworth Falls. Take a rest in the cafés and tourist boutiques of Leura and soak up the alternative vibe and art deco architecture of Katoomba. And make sure you do the Blue Mountains after doing Sydney – the Opera House won’t look nearly as fascinating if you do it the other way around!

BLUE MOUNTAINS’ TOP 10

10. Japanese Bathhouse and Garden The Blue Mountains doesn’t have much bustle to escape from, but do you really need an excuse to enjoy a steam bath or massage?

5. The Edge Cinema The Blue Mountains are awesome in person, but they’re also not bad on the big screen. The camera doesn’t just add 10 pounds; it also adds popcorn and heaters.

9. Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum Home to notorious vivant (and artist) Norman Lindsay. Expect nudity!

4. Katoomba Scenic Railway As the world’s steepest railway this old mining tramway often resembles a rollercoaster more than a train ride, so hold on tight.

8. Zig Zag Railway You don’t have to be a child or a train geek to enjoy this magical step back in time up the Blue Mountains’ treacherous terrain.

3. Jenolan Caves With more than 400 caves, Jenolan is among the finest cave systems in the world. If you only visit one, make it the Lucas – its acoustics are taken advantage of with live concerts.

7. Mount Tomah Botanic Garden This cool-climate garden features species of plants that have survived for over 120 million years.

2. The Giant Staircase It has 861 stairs and is very steep and narrow. Check your watch as you go; the last train leaves at 4.50pm…

6. Scenic World Blue Mountains Ride a glass-bottomed cable car 270m (885ft) above the Jamison Valley rainforest!

1. The Three Sisters It must be something in Katoomba’s water – even the baby of this rock formation family is over 900m (almost 3,000ft) tall!

BLUE MOUNTAINS EVENTS

March’s Blue Mountains Folk, Blues and Roots Festival is slowly starting to attract some of the biggest names in music.

Experience food with altitude at the Blue Mountains Fine Food and Wine Festival in April.

A chilly winter in the mountains isn’t usually anything to celebrate, but June’s Winter Magic Festival is the exception.

November’s Blackheath Rhododendron Festival makes flowers exciting with art exhibitions, bikes, model trains and entertainment.

WHEN TO GO

· The Blue Mountains has a much cooler climate than Sydney, offering relief from a sticky city summer.

· Upper Mountains temperatures average around 5°C (41°F) in winter and 18°C (64°F) in summer.

· The Blue Mountains gets more rain, but only around five snow days a year.

GETTING AROUND

· Driving is the best way to get from place to place.

· Regular trains link Sydney and the Mountains. The trip to Katoomba takes about two hours and costs less $10.

· Once in the Blue Mountains, the hop on/off Explorer Bus visits most of the main tourist attractions, but only runs until around 4.30pm daily.

Attractions in the Blue Mountains

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Just west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains of New South Wales contain spectacular beauty. The approximately 75,000 people who call the region of Blue Mountains home are truly a fortunate lot. They reside in one of the most pristine regions of Australia, with precipitous valleys, sandstone plateaux, steep cliffs and scores of lakes and rivers on the doorstep. Indeed, the topography is so singular that in 2000, the Greater Blue Mountains Area became a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Home to incredible biodiversity, the Blue Mountains represent what makes Australia so special. With unusual fauna, exotic flora and ephemeral microclimates, the Blue Mountains area is well worth the short trek from Sydney. Aside from the region of Blue Mountains, the area also contains the Three Sisters rock formation of Blue Mountains National Park, impressive Jenolan Caves, Gardens of Stone National Park and Thirlmere Lakes. For great views of the region's famous blue haze, head to Jamison Valley.

Attractions

  • Blue Mountains National Park
  • Featherdale Wildlife Park
  • Misty Ridge Cuddly Animal Farm
  • Blue Mountains Sparadise
  • Mount Tomah Botanic Garden

Activities

  • Blue Mountains Mystery Tours
  • Scenic World
  • Jenolan Caves
  • Oberon Summer Festival
  • Blue Mountains Fine Food Festival

Restaurants

  • Ashcrofts Restaurant
  • Café Bon Ton
  • Silk's Brasserie
  • Trails Bistro
  • Darley's

Nightlife

  • The Blaxland Tavern
  • The Apple Bar
  • The Imperial Hotel
  • Winmalee Tavern
  • Oriental Hotel

The Blue Mountains have a temperate climate, with cooler conditions than Sydney, on average.

  • Summer (November to February) 11-23°C
  • Fall (March to May) 6-21°C
  • Winter (June to August) 3-11°C
  • Spring (September to October) 5-17°C

Blue Mountains Hotels

Blue Mountains hotels

Breathtaking Blue Mountains

Gaze though the blue-hazed peaks of the dramatic cliffs and canyons that spread across the horizon in the dense beauty that is the Blue Mountains. Close enough to Sydney for a day trip (a mere 100km to the west), but far enough into the wilderness that you will never want to leave. ... Read more »

Explore a town that is bursting with history on the Katoomba Heritage and Art Walk, discover the home of ‘The Magic Pudding’ (and pick up a watercolour) at the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, or be blown away as the secrets of the Blue Mountains are revealed on the big screen (and when we say ‘big’ screen, we mean six-storeys-high big!) at The Edge Cinema in Katoomba. There’s also charming Leura, with its antique shops and teahouses, and a range of nature walks for people of all fitness levels.

Blue Mountains Top 10

10. Wentworth Falls A must see while in the Blue Mountains, these falls are surrounded by the most sublime natural scenery you could ask for. 5. National Pass Walking Trail For one of Australia’s best and most beautiful bushwalking trails, pull on your hiking boots and get amongst it!
9. Zig Zag Railway Step back in time and all aboard this fantastic steam locomotive ride, weaving its way through Lithgow Valley. 4. Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens With a unique approach to horticulture, the plants here have been grouped according to their geographical origins.
8. Kings Tableland An ancient Aboriginal site, it was first occupied 22,000 years ago. 3. Jenolan Caves Spend the day plumbing the depths with stalactites and stalagmites in this phenomenal underground system.
7. Blue Mountains Sparadise Feel the traditional herbs and pure spring water steam away your worries in this exquisite Japanese bathhouse and garden. 2. The Three Sisters Dreamtime legend has it that three sisters were turned to stone for their protection during battle – when the sun hits the 900m peaks just right, you can almost feel them come alive…
6. Bygone Beautys Browse this quaint collection of over 3,000 teapots in Leura. Some are 300 years old! 1. Scenic World Take Australia’s steepest cable car down to the steepest incline railway in the world and delve into the lush and ancient rainforest.

Blue Mountains History

  • The Explorer’s Tree - Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson’s historic marked tree just west of Katoomba.
  • Aboriginal Rock Paintings at Hawkesbury Lookout - Ancient artefacts and a fascinating window to the past.
  • Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum - Stroll through the artist’s garden in Faulconbridge.
  • Carrington Hotel, Katoomba - Treat yourself to some luxury at this sumptuous and historic hotel.
  • Blue Mountains Heritage Centre - A great place to get information on the local area.

Blue Mountains Art & Culture

  • Lurline Street, Katoomba - Take a long walk down this scenic Blue Mountains street where fine art galleries, cafes and studios vie for your attention.
  • Katoomba Fine Art Gallery - Showcasing the latest works by acclaimed local and contemporary artists.
  • Braemar Gallery - Check out the latest exhibition at this celebrated gallery.
  • Hat Hill Gallery, Blackheath - Packed to the rafters with fine art, books and records.
  • Selwood’s Science and Puzzles Museum - Spend an afternoon amusing the kids at this interactive museum in Hazelbrook.

Blue Mountains Shopping

  • Leura Mall - The height of fashion in art, culture and food, the famed mall is a great place to shop for quality items.
  • Katoomba Street - See how the other half lives in this bohemian paradise. A must for lovers of alternative culture.
  • Blackheath Village - Take a stroll through this laid-back upper Blue Mountains village and enjoy the great specialty shops
  • Mount Victoria - Check out the view from the top of the mountains and find some great local products.
  • Outback Opals, Gems & Koala Sisters - The place to go for local gemstones, specialising in opals.

Blue Mountains Events

For a three-day acoustic bonanza, toe-tap your way along to the Blue Mountains Folk Music Festival each year in March.

Experience food with altitude at the Blue Mountains Fine Food and Wine Festival in April.

Feast on some gorgeous local produce at the annual Blue Mountains Fine Food Festival in May.

Bust out your best fancy dress for the vibrant Winter Magic Festival each June in Katoomba.

For the most famous of the spring garden displays in the Blue Mountains, bask in the fresh aroma at the Leura Gardens Festival in October.

For gardens, art and model trains, kick back with the Blackheath Rhododendron Festival each November.

When To Go

  • The Blue Mountains has a similar (but colder) annual climate to Sydney.
  • Winter can get a bit frosty, and you can expect around five days of snowfall in the Upper Mountains.
  • Summer averages in the mid to high 20s for the lower towns of the Blue Mountains, and is perfect for soaking up some sunshine while exploring nature.

Visit our partner page Blue Mountains hotels by Hotel.com.au

Getting Around

  • There is a train line directly into the heart of the mountains leaving from Central Station in Sydney.
  • Once you get into the Blue Mountains, most major drop-off points have an abundance of taxis to get you to your accommodation or the sights.
  • However, the best way to get around the various towns and sights is to drive.

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Blue Mountains official guide

Breathtaking Blue Mountains

Gaze though the blue-hazed peaks of the dramatic cliffs and canyons that spread across the horizon in the dense beauty that is the Blue Mountains. Close enough to Sydney for a day trip (a mere 100km to the west), but far enough into the wilderness that you will never want to leave.

Explore a town that is bursting with history on the Katoomba Heritage and Art Walk, discover the home of ‘The Magic Pudding’ (and pick up a watercolour) at the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, or be blown away as the secrets of the Blue Mountains are revealed on the big screen (and when we say ‘big’ screen, we mean six-storeys-high big!) at The Edge Cinema in Katoomba. There’s also charming Leura, with its antique shops and teahouses, and a range of nature walks for people of all fitness levels.

Blue Mountains Top 10

10. Wentworth Falls A must see while in the Blue Mountains, these falls are surrounded by the most sublime natural scenery you could ask for. 5. National Pass Walking Trail For one of Australia’s best and most beautiful bushwalking trails, pull on your hiking boots and get amongst it!
9. Zig Zag Railway Step back in time and all aboard this fantastic steam locomotive ride, weaving its way through Lithgow Valley. 4. Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens With a unique approach to horticulture, the plants here have been grouped according to their geographical origins.
8. Kings Tableland An ancient Aboriginal site, it was first occupied 22,000 years ago. 3. Jenolan Caves Spend the day plumbing the depths with stalactites and stalagmites in this phenomenal underground system.
7. Blue Mountains Sparadise Feel the traditional herbs and pure spring water steam away your worries in this exquisite Japanese bathhouse and garden. 2. The Three Sisters Dreamtime legend has it that three sisters were turned to stone for their protection during battle – when the sun hits the 900m peaks just right, you can almost feel them come alive…
6. Bygone Beautys Browse this quaint collection of over 3,000 teapots in Leura. Some are 300 years old! 1. Scenic World Take Australia’s steepest cable car down to the steepest incline railway in the world and delve into the lush and ancient rainforest.

Blue Mountains History

  • The Explorer’s Tree - Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson’s historic marked tree just west of Katoomba.
  • Aboriginal Rock Paintings at Hawkesbury Lookout - Ancient artefacts and a fascinating window to the past.
  • Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum - Stroll through the artist’s garden in Faulconbridge.
  • Carrington Hotel, Katoomba - Treat yourself to some luxury at this sumptuous and historic hotel.
  • Blue Mountains Heritage Centre - A great place to get information on the local area.

Blue Mountains Art & Culture

  • Lurline Street, Katoomba - Take a long walk down this scenic Blue Mountains street where fine art galleries, cafes and studios vie for your attention.
  • Katoomba Fine Art Gallery - Showcasing the latest works by acclaimed local and contemporary artists.
  • Braemar Gallery - Check out the latest exhibition at this celebrated gallery.
  • Hat Hill Gallery, Blackheath - Packed to the rafters with fine art, books and records.
  • Selwood’s Science and Puzzles Museum - Spend an afternoon amusing the kids at this interactive museum in Hazelbrook.

Blue Mountains Shopping

  • Leura Mall - The height of fashion in art, culture and food, the famed mall is a great place to shop for quality items.
  • Katoomba Street - See how the other half lives in this bohemian paradise. A must for lovers of alternative culture.
  • Blackheath Village - Take a stroll through this laid-back upper Blue Mountains village and enjoy the great specialty shops
  • Mount Victoria - Check out the view from the top of the mountains and find some great local products.
  • Outback Opals, Gems & Koala Sisters - The place to go for local gemstones, specialising in opals.

Blue Mountains Events

For a three-day acoustic bonanza, toe-tap your way along to the Blue Mountains Folk Music Festival each year in March.

Experience food with altitude at the Blue Mountains Fine Food and Wine Festival in April.

Feast on some gorgeous local produce at the annual Blue Mountains Fine Food Festival in May.

Bust out your best fancy dress for the vibrant Winter Magic Festival each June in Katoomba.

For the most famous of the spring garden displays in the Blue Mountains, bask in the fresh aroma at the Leura Gardens Festival in October.

For gardens, art and model trains, kick back with the Blackheath Rhododendron Festival each November.

When To Go

  • The Blue Mountains has a similar (but colder) annual climate to Sydney.
  • Winter can get a bit frosty, and you can expect around five days of snowfall in the Upper Mountains.
  • Summer averages in the mid to high 20s for the lower towns of the Blue Mountains, and is perfect for soaking up some sunshine while exploring nature.

Visit our partner page Blue Mountains hotels by Hotel.com.au

Getting Around

  • There is a train line directly into the heart of the mountains leaving from Central Station in Sydney.
  • Once you get into the Blue Mountains, most major drop-off points have an abundance of taxis to get you to your accommodation or the sights.
  • However, the best way to get around the various towns and sights is to drive.

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The 7 Most Impressive Rock Formations in Australia

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Breathtaking Blue Mountains

General Information Attractions & Activities

Restaurant & Nightlife

Climate


Blue Mountains official guide

Breathtaking Blue Mountains

Gaze though the blue-hazed peaks of the dramatic cliffs and canyons that spread across the horizon in the dense beauty that is the Blue Mountains. Close enough to Sydney for a day trip (a mere 100km to the west), but far enough into the wilderness that you will never want to leave.

Explore a town that is bursting with history on the Katoomba Heritage and Art Walk, discover the home of ‘The Magic Pudding’ (and pick up a watercolour) at the Norman Lindsay Gallery and Museum, or be blown away as the secrets of the Blue Mountains are revealed on the big screen (and when we say ‘big’ screen, we mean six-storeys-high big!) at The Edge Cinema in Katoomba. There’s also charming Leura, with its antique shops and teahouses, and a range of nature walks for people of all fitness levels.

Blue Mountains Top 10

10. Wentworth Falls A must see while in the Blue Mountains, these falls are surrounded by the most sublime natural scenery you could ask for. 5. National Pass Walking Trail For one of Australia’s best and most beautiful bushwalking trails, pull on your hiking boots and get amongst it!
9. Zig Zag Railway Step back in time and all aboard this fantastic steam locomotive ride, weaving its way through Lithgow Valley. 4. Blue Mountains Botanic Gardens With a unique approach to horticulture, the plants here have been grouped according to their geographical origins.
8. Kings Tableland An ancient Aboriginal site, it was first occupied 22,000 years ago. 3. Jenolan Caves Spend the day plumbing the depths with stalactites and stalagmites in this phenomenal underground system.
7. Blue Mountains Sparadise Feel the traditional herbs and pure spring water steam away your worries in this exquisite Japanese bathhouse and garden. 2. The Three Sisters Dreamtime legend has it that three sisters were turned to stone for their protection during battle – when the sun hits the 900m peaks just right, you can almost feel them come alive…
6. Bygone Beautys Browse this quaint collection of over 3,000 teapots in Leura. Some are 300 years old! 1. Scenic World Take Australia’s steepest cable car down to the steepest incline railway in the world and delve into the lush and ancient rainforest.

Blue Mountains History

  • The Explorer’s Tree - Blaxland, Wentworth and Lawson’s historic marked tree just west of Katoomba.
  • Aboriginal Rock Paintings at Hawkesbury Lookout - Ancient artefacts and a fascinating window to the past.
  • Norman Lindsay Gallery & Museum - Stroll through the artist’s garden in Faulconbridge.
  • Carrington Hotel, Katoomba - Treat yourself to some luxury at this sumptuous and historic hotel.
  • Blue Mountains Heritage Centre - A great place to get information on the local area.

Blue Mountains Art & Culture

  • Lurline Street, Katoomba - Take a long walk down this scenic Blue Mountains street where fine art galleries, cafes and studios vie for your attention.
  • Katoomba Fine Art Gallery - Showcasing the latest works by acclaimed local and contemporary artists.
  • Braemar Gallery - Check out the latest exhibition at this celebrated gallery.
  • Hat Hill Gallery, Blackheath - Packed to the rafters with fine art, books and records.
  • Selwood’s Science and Puzzles Museum - Spend an afternoon amusing the kids at this interactive museum in Hazelbrook.

Blue Mountains Shopping

  • Leura Mall - The height of fashion in art, culture and food, the famed mall is a great place to shop for quality items.
  • Katoomba Street - See how the other half lives in this bohemian paradise. A must for lovers of alternative culture.
  • Blackheath Village - Take a stroll through this laid-back upper Blue Mountains village and enjoy the great specialty shops
  • Mount Victoria - Check out the view from the top of the mountains and find some great local products.
  • Outback Opals, Gems & Koala Sisters - The place to go for local gemstones, specialising in opals.

Gay & Lesbian Blue Mountains

  • Winter Magic Festival - June is the time of year to catch this colourful street parade.
  • BentART - Gay and lesbian art hosted by the Wentworth Falls School of Art.
  • Community Markets - With weekly and monthly markets, there is always something exciting to see and do.
  • Sydney Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras - Just two hours from the Blue Mountains, the celebrations take place in January.
  • Blue Mountains Gay Health Retreat and Clinic - Stop in for a relaxing recharge in Blackheath, the heart of the mountains.

Blue Mountains Events

For a three-day acoustic bonanza, toe-tap your way along to the Blue Mountains Folk Music Festival each year in March.

Experience food with altitude at the Blue Mountains Fine Food and Wine Festival in April.

Feast on some gorgeous local produce at the annual Blue Mountains Fine Food Festival in May.

Bust out your best fancy dress for the vibrant Winter Magic Festival each June in Katoomba.

For the most famous of the spring garden displays in the Blue Mountains, bask in the fresh aroma at the Leura Gardens Festival in October.

For gardens, art and model trains, kick back with the Blackheath Rhododendron Festival each November.

When To Go

  • The Blue Mountains has a similar (but colder) annual climate to Sydney.
  • Winter can get a bit frosty, and you can expect around five days of snowfall in the Upper Mountains.
  • Summer averages in the mid to high 20s for the lower towns of the Blue Mountains, and is perfect for soaking up some sunshine while exploring nature.

Visit our partner page Blue Mountains hotels by Hotel.com.au

Getting Around

  • There is a train line directly into the heart of the mountains leaving from Central Station in Sydney.
  • Once you get into the Blue Mountains, most major drop-off points have an abundance of taxis to get you to your accommodation or the sights.
  • However, the best way to get around the various towns and sights is to drive.

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Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa

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4.2
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Lilianfels Avenue Echo Point Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

A European style country house, Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa is a breath-taking escape for romantics, deligh... More hotel details

Waldorf Leura Gardens Resort

4 Stars
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3.7
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20-28 Fitzroy Street Leura NSW 2780

Conveniently located near Blue Mountains' famous attractions, Waldorf Leura Gardens Resort provides travellers a comfo... More hotel details

Mountain Heritage Blue Mountains (The)

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4.2
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Cnr Apex & Lovel Streets Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

A multi award winning historic boutique hotel, Mountain Heritage Blue Mountains captures to perfection the romance and... More hotel details

Avonleigh Country House Blue Mountains

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4.1
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174 Lurline Street Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

Representing the graciousness and elegance of bygone era, the Avonleigh Country House Blue Mountains is a tranquil esc... More hotel details

Clarendon In Katoomba (The)

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Clarendon In Katoomba (The)
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3.8
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68 Lurline St Katoomba NSW 2780

With its warm log fires burning in winter and the temperate summer days up in Katoomba, the Clarendon is the perfect g... More hotel details

Best Western Alpine Motor Inn Katoomba

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Best Western Alpine Motor Inn Katoomba
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4.2
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197 Great Western Highway Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

Sitting proudly at the getaway to the Blue Mountains World Heritage National Park in NSW Australia, the Alpine Motor I... More hotel details

Palais Royale Blue Mountains

4 Stars
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4.0
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230 Katoomba Street Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

Guests can plan their stay at Palais Royale Blue Mountains, as it has quality amenities and services. At leisure, gues... More hotel details

Blue Mountains Heritage Motel

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3.9
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224 Katoomba Street Katoomba NSW 2780

Stay at the St Elmo Heritage Motel Blue Mountains, which creates a lifestyle for you from day one and connects you to ... More hotel details

Hideaway Retreat Centre Blue Mountains (The)

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3.3
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50-54 Railway Parade Wentworth Falls Blue Mountains NSW 2782

Set on 30 acres of pristine bush land, the Hideaway Retreat Centre offers luxurious accommodation for those who would ... More hotel details

Chalet Hotel Blue Mountains

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4.4
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46-50 Portland Road Katoomba Blue Mountains NSW 2780

Providing quality accommodation and friendly services for travellers in Blue Mountains, Chalet Hotel Blue Mountains is... More hotel details

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