Blue Mountains Hotels
The Blue Mountains is one of Australia's true natural wonders, with valleys, sandstone cliffs, and unique flora and fauna across 2,600 square km of bushland. Experience it all by booking your accommodation in Blue Mountains for an unforgettable stay.
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Discover the Blue Mountains
With plenty to see and do throughout the year, it's no surprise that a trip to the Blue Mountains is top of many people's ultimate bucket list destinations. Beautiful, rugged and dramatic, there is no better place to visit for individuals, couples or families alike.
Just 90 minutes west of Sydney, the UNESCO World Heritage site boasts other-worldly cliffs, cascading waterfalls and ancient eucalyptus forests, shrouded in a mystical blue haze. With a string of charming small towns to visit, countless bushwalking trails to conquer and panoramic views to take in, the Blue Mountains is a must-visit for every kind of traveller.
Ready to book your Blue Mountains adventure, but wondering where to stay? Qantas Hotels allows you to choose from over 500,000 hotel and accommodation options worldwide, with a wide selection of hotels in Blue Mountains alone.
You’ll also earn 3 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Qantas Hotels. So whether it’s your first time to the Blue Mountains or your fiftieth, let’s take a look at what you need to know about the Blue Mountains and its hotels to make the most of your stay.
Places to see
What are the must-see attractions while staying in the Blue Mountains?
Three Sisters: On the edge of Katoomba's Echo Point at the top of the Jamison Valley, there can be no doubt that the most famous 'must-see' attraction in the Blue Mountains is the Three Sisters. Weathered sandstone pillars that have been eroded over thousands of years, the constantly changing light and conditions make this one of Australia's most beloved and photographed locations. Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Blue Mountains through thrilling abseiling activities.
Scenic World: A trip to the floor of the Jamison Valley, accessible either by foot or via Scenic World's Cable Car or Scenic Railway is well worth a look to see nature up close, as is a visit to any of the area's famed lookouts – for example Govetts Leap, Wentworth Falls, Sublime Point and Mount Piddington – to get a bird's eye view of the spectacular scenery for which the area is renowned.
Jenolan Caves: Head to Jenolan Caves, one of the world's oldest and largest cave systems to marvel at soaring limestone formations, or lace up your hiking boots and step into the shadows of giants with a walk in the Grose Valley's breathtaking Blue Gum Forest.
Find the right hotel
What are the best areas to stay in the Blue Mountains?
Whether you're looking to stay in a cosy village community or experience a challenging outdoor experience, there can be several different answers as to what are the best areas to stay in the Blue Mountains. While each of the many small villages have something to offer, the villages of Leura, Wentworth Falls, Katoomba and Blackheath are standouts for those looking for the classic mountain experience, with antique shops, parks, cafes, restaurants and galleries aplenty.
Katoomba, the largest community in the Blue Mountains, is perhaps the most famous of all the mountain towns, with the Three Sisters, Scenic World and the historic Carrington Hotel as the main drawcards.
What are the Blue Mountains' best hotels for the solo traveller?
Depending on your budget, you'll find a wide array of hotel options in the Blue Mountains to suit the solo traveller. For those travellers looking for a bit of history and character, it's hard to go past The Carrington Hotel, set in the heart of Katoomba. Listed by the National Trust, The Carrington recalls the halcyon days of elegant travel, where the hotel was a destination in itself. Beautifully understated with a choice of rooms that suit those on a budget, The Carrington combines the comfort of a hotel with the character of a guesthouse.
Set in beautiful Leura opposite the Leura Golf Club, Nesuto Leura Gardens Hotel is centrally placed to allow the solo traveller easy access to many of the Blue Mountain's finest attractions. With superb guest rooms and a relaxed vibe, it is moments to the heart of Leura village.
What are the Blue Mountains' best hotels for couples?
The Blue Mountains, especially in winter, is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, and snuggle up with your significant other. With no end of accommodation options for couples in the Blue Mountains, there are a few places that are special indeed.
The only officially rated 5-star hotel in the Blue Mountains, Lilianfels is a synonym for luxury. Set amidst 2 acres of English-style gardens that sit adjacent to the Three Sisters, Lilianfels balances the elegant heritage of the original 1889 home with ultra contemporary style. Complete with tennis court, heated indoor pool, library and lounge with fireplace, there is also a health spa that offers relaxation and restoration in equal measure.
One of the most iconic buildings in NSW, the Hydro Majestic has enticed visitors for generations to the town of Medlow Bath. Set high on the cliff top overlooking Megalong Valley, the original Art Deco style melds seamlessly with modern conveniences to create an accommodation experience like no other. Relax in front of a roaring fire, enjoy a High Tea in the stunning Wintergarden, or simply while away the hours looking at the breathtaking views.
Looking for something a little less opulent yet equally exclusive? Look no further than Parklands Country Garden and Lodges in Blackheath. Privately and peacefully positioned on 28 acres, Parklands is a sustainable retreat with kitchen gardens that supplies the restaurant with quality produce year-round. With a luxury homestead and seven tranquil cottages, Parklands is without question one of the Blue Mountains' best hotels for couples.
What are the Blue Mountains' best hotels for families?
Wondering what the Blue Mountains' best hotels for families are? While Fairmont Resort in Leura and Katoomba's Lilianfels are ideal escapes for the discerning family, Echoes Boutique Hotel is well worth a visit. Nestled on the edge of the Jamison Valley, the boutique atmosphere is enhanced with access to the 5-star facilities at Lilianfels next door.
Looking for something completely different? Then head to Jenolan Caves House in Jenolan. Explore some of the world's oldest caves by day, and relax at night at one of the Blue Mountains finest heritage hotels.
What are the Blue Mountains' best hotels for location and views?
Arguably the best hotels for views in the Blue Mountains are Lilianfels in Katoomba and The Hydro Majestic in Medlow Bath. Lilianfels has spectacular uninterrupted views across the Jamison Valley, while the Hydro Majestic rests on the cliff top overlooking Megalong Valley. While these are perhaps the two most famous hotels, there are many smaller boutique luxury hotels, such as Hotel Mountain Heritage in Katoomba, that also offer sensational views of this breathtaking area.
What are the best hotels in the Blue Mountains for spa facilities?
If you're looking for the hotel with the best spa facilities, you'd be hard pressed to go past Lilianfels. A full immersion experience, Parklands Day Spa has four double treatment rooms and tailored packages that are individually crafted to revive and rejuvenate each and every guest.
Getting around
What is the best way to get around the Blue Mountains?
As the main highway through the Blue Mountains follows the ridge tops with villages often nestled between the main road and the clifftops, the best way to get around the Blue Mountains from your hotel is by car, as it will allow you the freedom to explore at your own pace.
There is also a convenient train line that stops at each village, however it can be a long walk from the station to your destination, such as the 2 km from Katoomba Station to Echo Point. Tour companies also offer a variety of bus tours which will stop at the major destinations.
Wherever you choose to stay in the Blue Mountains, there's always something new to see no matter what time of year. What's more, you can save your money and use points to book your accommodation with Qantas Hotels.
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