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Top Guest favourite
A bright and airy interior space is showcased, featuring a spacious bed adorned with soft linens. A cozy seating area with green couches invites relaxation, while a staircase leads to an upper level. Natural light filters through large windows, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere.
Home in Wentworth Falls
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Luxury Eco Studio, Edible Garden, Chickens

The Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area is renowned as a healing place. Experience one of the most soul nourishing properties, in our unique and tranquil eco studio a stone’s throw from many of the best places. Stylishly appointed with luxury king bedding, large rain shower, outdoor bath, fire pit and modern comforts, Little Werona is on our half acre property of edible and ornamental gardens with fresh eggs from our chickens (when available). Pets may be allowed by prior agreement.

Top Guest favourite
The charming cottage features a red roof and a welcoming front porch, with glass doors leading inside. Surrounding greenery includes vibrant flowers and lavender bushes, creating a peaceful garden ambiance. The gravel pathway enhances the entrance, inviting guests to explore the outdoor space.
Cottage in Wentworth Falls
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 652 reviews

Secret Garden Cottage

Stylishly appointed romantic mountain retreat exclusively for couples or singles . Nestled in a quiet garden at rear of the property, close-to charming village of Wentworth Falls. Walking distance to local pub, cafes and boutique shops, as well as train station . Close by to Charles Darwin Walk, Wentworth Falls lake and many other bushwalks and natural attractions. Leura village is just 5 minutes drive - beautiful gardens, lookouts, many cafes Katoomba is 10 min. drive, home of Scenic World

Top Guest favourite
A cozy living area features a brown leather sofa adorned with a cross-stitch blanket and colorful cushions. A wood-burning stove adds warmth, while plants are positioned throughout. Large glass doors offer views of the outdoor space, allowing natural light to flood the room.
Guesthouse in Wentworth Falls
5 out of 5 average rating, 172 reviews

Darwin's Studio

Relax and unwind in this calm, stylish space. Cosy up next to the log fireplace and immerse yourself in the warm, botanical atmosphere. Take a 15 minute walk to the picturesque clifftop lookouts and spectacular waterfalls or meander through the friendly tree-lined neighbourhood to sample the local coffee. Listen to the sounds of the frogs in the pond and watch the black cockatoos rest in the trees as you slow down, recharge and soak up the fresh mountain air, secluded amongst the trees.

Top Guest favourite
A rustic cottage constructed of red bricks is framed by rows of blooming lavender. Two windows adorned with white borders provide a glimpse into the structure, while the surrounding landscape features rolling hills in the backdrop. The scene is set during a tranquil dusk.
Cottage in Pokolbin
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 564 reviews

The Studio on Pokolbin Mountain - Stunning views!

"The Studio" is situated in the heart of the Hunter Valley wine region with wineries and concert venues just minutes away. Perfect for a romantic getaway or to simply escape the hustle and bustle. There are many beautiful walks and sights to see right on your door step including wonderful wild life. The Studio" is one of two cottages on the property. If we are already booked and you would love to stay please look up "Amelies On Pokolbin Mountain" also listed on Air BnB.

Top Guest favourite
A cozy studio space features a lounge area with a soft gray sofa and a wooden coffee table. A dining table for two is positioned nearby. Large glass doors open to a lush garden, enhancing the serene ambiance with abundant greenery visible outside.
Guesthouse in Wentworth Falls
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 817 reviews

The Shed on Central - your mountain studio

We welcome you to our garden guest suite adjacent to Central Park, cozily situated at the back of the property; shaded by trees and hedges, with gardens and a small pond. The area is surrounded by a myriad of scenic trails, spectacular waterfalls and stunning lookouts. Enjoy the extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape right on our doorstep. There's one million hectares of wilderness, offering an abundance of places to explore and natural wonders to discover.

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The exterior of Studio 1888 is framed by lush greenery and features a charming stone chimney. A well-maintained garden displays clusters of purple flowers, while a lamppost adds a decorative element, inviting guests to explore the peaceful surroundings.
Guest suite in Faulconbridge
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 425 reviews

Coomassie Studio: the charm of a historic property

This accommodation is ideal for those who prefer the rustic charm of a historic property over modern comforts. Warm and cosy in winter, the studio was once a purpose-built kitchen of a house built in 1888. Separate entrance. Recycled furniture, large bed, sofa, original fireplace and bathroom with shower cabin. Tiny veranda and a kitchenette, shared patio. NO KITCHEN. To use the fireplace, please BYO timber. For groups of 4 PLEASE CHECK OUR TINY COTTAGE next door.

Top Guest favourite
The cottage exterior showcases a mix of earthy tones, featuring straw and mud walls complemented by a dark wooden façade. A covered deck offers lounging space, surrounded by a garden area with native plants, under a clear blue sky.
Guesthouse in Mount Victoria
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 227 reviews

Bespoke Straw Bale Studio

Slow down and switch off in this unique straw bale cottage at the top of the mountains. Get out in nature and wander to waterfalls and lookouts, or stay in to soak up the ambience and play board games by the fire. Guests often comment on the beautiful feeling of this earthy building - it is peaceful and warm, organic and snug. The softly curved, breathable walls of straw and earth will surround you and give you a natural Mountains getaway like no other.

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A vast expanse of grassy field stretches before a rugged escarpment, with trees lining the base. The warm glow of sunset casts soft shadows on the landscape, highlighting the natural beauty of the surrounding area.
Farm stay in Kanimbla
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 336 reviews

Rustic cottage, magnificent setting, amazing views

Centennial Lodge Cottage is located at the foot of magnificent Blue Mountains escarpments in the Kanimbla Valley. It is surrounded by stunning farmland & abundant bird and wildlife. The original settlers cottage has been renovated & is rustic yet very comfortable. Just 15 minutes from Blackheath, (and only accessible from Blackheath) the cottage is totally self contained, with a wood stove and BBQ facilities. A unique rural escape for nature lovers.

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A modern retreat is set within the natural landscape, featuring a wooden exterior that blends with the surroundings. Large windows allow for ample natural light, and a shaded outdoor dining area is visible, accompanied by rugged hills in the background.
Home in Glen Davis
5 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

Practice Ground

Surrounded by the dramatic sandstone escarpments of the Capertee Valley (Wiradjuri Country), relax and unwind in your own 20-acre parcel of bushland. Practice Ground is an architecturally designed retreat with all modern comforts and spectacular views of the surrounding landscape from every room of the house, as well as multiple outdoor spaces. Explore the beauty of the nearby World Heritage-listed wilderness of the Wollemi National Park.

Top Guest favourite
An outdoor bath is positioned on a wooden deck, overlooking the expansive landscape. The bath is elegantly designed, complementing the modern architecture of the tiny house, with large glass doors visible. Scenic views show rugged mountains in the distance, framed by trees.
Tiny home in Wolgan Valley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 112 reviews

'Ligo' - With outdoor bath and escarpment views

Ligo is an award winning, architecturally designed Tiny House, built with the protection of our surrounding environment in front of mind. Nestled in the picturesque Wolgan Valley, this self-catered, private retreat is just over 2 hours drive from Sydney and surrounded by the Greater Blue Mountains UNESCO World heritage listed National Parks. Escape, and experience the seclusion and ruggedness of the Australian bush in style and comfort.

Top Guest favourite
The living and sleeping area features a spacious bed with neutral bedding, accompanied by a cozy sofa and dining set. Large glass windows provide a view of the surrounding greenery, while a wood-burning stove adds warmth to the inviting space.
Cabin in Mount Tomah
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

The Hill Station at Mt. Tomah

The Hill Station is in the heart of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, immediately adjacent to the Mt. Tomah Botanic Gardens. The renovated cabin is set in an acre of gardens and is an ideal retreat for a couple. The cabin has a Living/Bedroom area with one queen bed, a sunny Kitchen and a new Bathroom. There are cafes nearby, the Botanic Gardens are a short walk, and the main towns of the Blue Mountains are 20 minutes drive away.

Top Guest favourite
Sunlight filters through the trees, illuminating a lush green valley. A small clearing is visible, featuring a wooden table surrounded by chairs, set against a backdrop of native ferns and dense foliage, creating a serene, natural atmosphere.
Guest suite in Leura
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 869 reviews

Elphin - your private Leura valley

Elphin is a warm, stylish studio with views from all windows over a beautiful little valley facing north and east, terraced gardens, native ferns and a sunny deck. As you lie in your cozy bed you can watch the trees and birds from beautiful large windows in three different directions. Please do note that if you have any challenges at all with mobility, Elphin is not recommended.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Blue Mountains located?

    Blue Mountains is a mountainous region just outside Sydney in New South Wales. It is known for eucalyptus forests, dramatic cliffs, and charming villages that have distinct historic character.

  • When is the best time to visit Blue Mountains?

    Spring and autumn are frequently suggested for pleasant weather and lighter foliage, with temperatures typically ranging from 48-69°F (9-21°C). Summer has warmer days, while winter brings cooler temperatures ideal for exploring misty valleys.

  • What are some things to do near Blue Mountains?

    Visitors often explore viewpoints like Echo Point, stroll through lush rainforest trails, or discover traditional markets and galleries in villages such as Leura and Katoomba. The region has opportunities for hiking, local dining, and cultural experiences year-round.

  • How is the weather near Blue Mountains?

    The area has mild summers, with temperatures reaching around 76°F (25°C), and cool winters near 37°F (3°C). Rainfall varies, with wetter months in late summer and drier conditions in winter, so layers and a waterproof jacket are often recommended.

All about Blue Mountains

An hour from Australia’s largest city lie 2.8 million acres of World Heritage-listed wilderness in the Blue Mountains, a favorite Sydneysider destination for day trips and weekend getaways. This is nature writ large: sheer sandstone cliffs, rainforest-clad valleys cooled by waterfalls, and dramatic gorges with Aboriginal art dating back tens of thousands of years. This is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise, offering hikes ranging from heart-pounding full-day explorations along remote escarpments to hour-long strolls among dramatic rock formations.

Katoomba is the largest town, but dozens of other historic hamlets await discovery, including deciduous-tree-draped Leura; Blackheath, near the mountains’ highest point; and Wentworth Falls, gateway to some of the area’s most spectacular trails.

What are the top things to do in Blue Mountains?

Three Sisters Walk

This 45-minute, family-friendly paved loop is the Blue Mountains in a snapshot. From Echo Point Visitor Centre just outside Katoomba, the Jamison Valley unfolds before you, with views extending to Mount Solitary and the soaring sandstone turrets of the Three Sisters, named after Aboriginal tales of their formation. The surrounding national parkland boasts 400 species of animals and birds, including lyrebirds and crimson rosellas.

Scenic World Blue Mountains

Here you’ll find the world’s steepest passenger train, traveling from the clifftop 1,017 feet down into the forest on a 52-degree rail incline. At the base, a web of trails explores the Jamison Valley rainforest. Take the train’s return trip, or catch the 1788-foot Scenic Cableway back. You can also choose to observe the Three Sisters and Mount Solitary from the glass-encased Scenic Skyway aerial cable car, gliding between clifftops 886 feet above the valley floor.

Jenolan Caves

Some 300 caves comprise Jenolan, the largest cave system in Australia, and the oldest of its kind in the world. Nine grottoes are open to visitors on a range of guided experiences ― think night tours, and walks revealing Aboriginal legends and mysteries ― taking you through a labyrinth of limestone chasms carved over millennia by underground rivers. Whether guided by daylight or headlamp, you’ll glimpse soaring chambers, pass enormous stalagmites and stalactites, and be dazzled by passageways glittering with crystals.

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