Southern Highlands Hotels
A beautiful rural area complete with a network of historic villages set amidst picture-book rolling hills, the area consists of working farmland, dramatic national parks, wineries and much more.
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Sitting high on an elevated coastal plain with an average altitude of around 750 metres, the temperate climate offers pleasant summers and chilly winters, with snowfalls not unheard of.
There's a lifetime of potential exploring for the inquisitive visitor, but whether it's for a day, a week or a year, you'll always find something new to discover in the Southern Highlands.
Ready to book your Southern Highlands 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 the Southern Highlands alone.
You’ll also earn 3 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Qantas Hotels. So whether it’s your first time to the Southern Highlands or your fiftieth, let’s take a look at what you need to know about the Southern Highlands and its hotels to make the most of your stay.
Places to see
What are the must-see attractions in the Southern Highlands?
Corbett Gardens: If you’re there at the end of September you’ll catch Bowral’s famous Tulip Time festival, with over 90,000 tulips taking centre stage at Corbett Gardens amidst market stalls and live entertainment. If sport’s more your thing, be sure to visit the Bradman Museum which holds the International Cricket Hall of Fame.
Fine dining: The ideal destination for foodies, the rich volcanic soils and altitude provide a wide variety of cool climate wines, as well as quality beef and dairy produce. Acclaimed restaurants include Eschalot and Biota Dining, while the Robertson Cheese Factory in – surprise – Robertson is the perfect place to pick up picnic supplies or gifts.
Fitzroy Falls: Head to nearby Fitzroy Falls, with an 80 m waterfall that plunges off the escarpment and exceptional views that stretch southwards across the Morton National Park. Enjoy the famed antique shops of Bowral, or plan for a birdwatching picnic at the Cecil Hoskins nature reserve on the Wingecarribee River.
A trip to Berrima will charm even the most jaded visitor, as it is recognised as the best preserved Georgian-era village in mainland Australia.
If you’ve still got time on your hands, head into Kangaroo Valley, or follow Jamberoo Mountain Road down Macquarie Pass at Robertson to the stunning beaches of Kiama and the South Coast.
Find the right hotel
What are the best areas to stay in the Southern Highlands?
Whether it's the buzz of well-known centres like Mittagong, Bowral, Moss Vale or Robertson that take your fancy, or the more relaxing vibe of smaller communities like Berrima, Exeter or Bundanoon, you're sure to find accommodation that suits both your needs and your budget. In short, the best areas to stay in the Southern Highlands really depend on your personal taste.
What are the Southern Highlands's best hotels for the solo traveller?
Blending character, comfort and authentic country charm, Peppers Craigieburn has been the choice for discerning travellers for more than 100 years. Built in 1887 and set amidst beautiful manicured gardens and a private nine-hole golf course, the hotel is set up with a variety of simple and stylish accommodation options and includes such amenities as a relaxed restaurant and bar, shared balcony, billiards room and tennis courts.
What are the Southern Highlands's best hotels for couples?
If it's a romantic couples' getaway you're looking for, then one of the best hotels in the Southern Highlands has to be the Links House Small Hotel in Bowral. A boutique country hotel that was built in 1928, the property balances the original period charm with contemporary flourishes to create a haven you'll never want to leave.
What are the Southern Highlands's best hotels for families?
Fancy a trip with the family? Why not pop in to the Sebel Bowral Heritage Park, tranquilly set on the edge of Bowral's famed golf course. Neat, contemporary and stylish with a choice of one- and two-bedroom apartments available (including wheelchair accessible rooms), facilities include landscaped gardens, a concierge, indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre.
What are the best hotels in the Southern Highlands for spa facilities?
If it's the ultimate relaxation experience you have in mind, Peppers Manor House in Sutton Forest is first among equals. Set amongst stunning gardens and beautifully appointed with finishes that capture the elegance and character of the original 1926 estate, enjoy a winter fire in the Great Hall, a summer dip in the pool, drinks in the leafy grounds or a sublime massage or beauty treatment.
Getting around
What is the best way to get around the Southern Highlands?
Given the size and diversity of the area, the best way to get around the Southern Highlands is by car. There is a train line that has stations at several of the main villages, though timetables vary.
Wherever you choose to stay in the Southern Highlands, there's always something new to see and do no matter what the time of year. What's more, you can save your money and use points when you book accommodation with Qantas Hotels.
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