Holiday houses in Mount Victoria

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  • Total holiday rentals

    Explore 60 holiday rentals in Mount Victoria

  • Nightly prices starting at

    Mount Victoria holiday rentals start at $72 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    30 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly accommodation

    Find 10 rentals that welcome pets

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    20 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    40 of Mount Victoria holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

  • Popular amenities for guests

    Guests love Kitchen, Wifi and Pool across Mount Victoria rentals

  • 4.9 Average rating

    Mount Victoria stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!

Top-rated holiday rentals in Mount Victoria

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Guest favourite
A cozy cabin interior features a wood-burning stove beside a stone hearth. A window seat with cushions invites relaxation, while a small dining table is surrounded by four chairs. Natural light brightens the space through large windows adorned with curtains.
Cabin in Leura
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 175 reviews

Leura Cabin: luxurious and modern mountain retreat

You stroll back to your cosy cabin after a day exploring the Blue Mountains. A warm log fire crackles, inviting you to unwind with a book in the window seat. This is your home away from home, a comfortable haven perfectly situated to explore the natural beauty and picturesque village of Leura. Leura Cabin is the perfect sanctuary for solo adventurers or couples seeking a romantic retreat. Immerse yourselves in nature- with iconic lookouts & breathtaking bushwalks just steps from your doorstep.

Top Guest favourite
The cabin is surrounded by a landscaped garden featuring various trees and shrubs displaying autumn foliage. A path of steps leads to the entrance. Outdoor seating for two is positioned on a small patio with a view of the garden.
Home in Mount Victoria
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 318 reviews

Eco Cabin with Stunning Views, Wildlife & Sunsets

Welcome to Kanimbla Mist, a unique eco cabin, capturing natural light and extraordinary views. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or family holiday, this well equipped cosy cabin is a great winter destination. Set in a peaceful private pocket of Mount Victoria and surrounded by cold climate gardens, you will have a beautiful view from every window of the cabin. Conveniently located for visiting local attractions & a short walk to the Victoria and Albert hotel restaurant and cafes.

Top Guest favourite
An infrared sauna is positioned in a sunlit corner of the cabin, surrounded by large windows offering views of the pine trees outside. A cozy yellow chair and a green plant add a touch of comfort, while neutral-toned decor enhances the serene atmosphere.
Cabin in Medlow Bath
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Divine Pine Hideaway in the Blue Mountains+Sauna

Welcome to Divine Pine Hideaway, a brand new and luxurious cabin with Infrared Sauna, nestled among picturesque Pine Trees in the beautiful location of Medlow Bath. This is boutique resort-style cabin retreat, featuring four identical, beautifully designed modern cabins set across a spacious private property. Each cabin is thoughtfully positioned with generous distance between them, giving every guest a sense of seclusion, quiet, and privacy while still enjoying the feeling of a unified space.

Guest favourite
Cottage in Blackheath
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews

Uninterrupted Mountain Views

From the moment you enter Allview Escape You Wont Believe Your Eyes. You will be astounded ! The immense feeling of truly being "on top of the world" Allview Escape sits on the escarpment of the Grose Valley with views all the way to the city of Sydney. During weekdays we open up our property to couples and their friendly pets who are wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of City life and just get back to nature and relax. Allview Escape is the perfect place to Fall in Love with life.

Guest favourite
Cabin in Blackheath
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Little Black Cabin: Blackheath, Blue Mountains

One of the most unique stays available in the Blue Mountains with beautiful views into the Megalong Valley and escarpment. Little Black Cabin is an award-winning getaway in the charming town of Blackheath. The 120 year old cottage was salvaged, restored and transformed by Smith Architects into a luxurious and highly detailed architectural cabin. Leave your car behind while you stay. Wander through the bush trails from the backyard or walk to Blackheath's cafes, pubs, train and art galleries.

Top Guest favourite
A serene landscape unfolds with rolling hills in the background, showcasing vibrant greenery and colorful trees. A tranquil pond is visible, surrounded by meticulously maintained gardens. The clear sky adds to the peaceful atmosphere, inviting relaxation and appreciation of the natural beauty.
Cottage in Little Hartley
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 124 reviews

Hartvale Cottage and Gardens

Experience beauty, calm and peace in this beautifully styled, luxurious cottage for two adults. Unwind in front of the crackling wood fire with a glass of wine or a hot cuppa. Relax in the soaker bath and fall asleep at night in the luxurious King sized bed with its snowy white linen. Wake up to spectacular mountain and valley views while you enjoy your breakfast while gazing out of huge picture windows. Say hello to the resident wildlife including kangaroos and wood ducks and just 'be'.

Top Guest favourite
The exterior of the lower duplex is shown, featuring large windows that invite natural light. A neat lawn is bordered by garden beds, and outdoor seating is visible. The property is surrounded by trees, contributing to a peaceful ambiance.
Guest suite in Mount Victoria
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 267 reviews

Bushy Retreat: cosy lower duplex in Mt Victoria

Cosy lower duplex in Mt Victoria. Large house with single retired women upstairs. Separate entry, very large bedroom, living room, bathroom and kitchen. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, 2 min walk from beautiful lookout, bush walks and rock climbing. Wildlife on your doorstep, including birds, kangaroos and small marsupials. 20 minutes drive from Katoomba, 7 minutes from Blackheath. Access to cafe's, restaurants, Japanese bath house and traditional Finnish sauna.

Guest favourite
The house is positioned on a rocky outcrop surrounded by lush trees, providing expansive views of the Kanimbla and Hartley Valleys. The rolling green landscape stretches towards the horizon, framed by distant mountain ranges and a partly cloudy sky.
Home in Mount Victoria
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 295 reviews

House in Mt.Victoria, Blue Mts, near Blackheath

GRANDVIEWHAUS is situated in the quaint National Trust town of Mt Victoria, in the breathtaking world heritage listed Blue Mountains, just 120km from Sydney and 1044m above sea level. The house is positioned on the western edge of the escarpment, looking directly into the Kanimbla Valley and close to climbing, hiking and canyoning. It was designed by its architect owner and offers relaxing comfort in a setting that is unique and nothing less than “spectacular”.

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, 252 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.

Guest favourite
Cottage in Little Hartley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 306 reviews

Highfields Gatehouse

Enjoy a luxury stay at 'Highfields Gatehouse’, set amongst 5 acres of show gardens. Perfect for two couples wanting to relax and unwind in a unique setting. The property has expansive escarpment views, open fireplace, bath products, WIFI, 65” OLED TV, Netflix, Bose sound system, electric blankets, heaters and quality linen. The ‘show gardens’ include a picturesque walk amongst rare flowers, trees and a Japanese inspired pond.

Superhost
An outdoor spa is situated on a wooden deck, surrounded by lush greenery. A lookout deck offers sweeping views of rolling valleys and hills, illuminated by soft sunlight. The tranquil setting invites relaxation and is designed for enjoying expansive natural vistas.
Home in Kanimbla
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 108 reviews

Sunset Panorama with Spa & Home Cinema

Stunning panoramic valley views and breathtaking sunsets from our outdoor spa, lookout deck, and every corner inside the house. Top-notch home theater with a 133-inch screen, 4K PRO-UHD projector, and Sonos Arc soundbar. Exclusive access to the entire 25-acre property, with the soothing sounds of the Cox River flowing at the base of the hill - no sharing with anyone.

Guest favourite
Tiny home in Little Hartley
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 103 reviews

Unique Farm Tiny Home with Sauna

Tucked away on a family farm, this tiny home rests quietly in the valley, inviting you to slow down and reconnect with nature. Watch farm animals wander past your windows and enjoy beautiful sunsets over the hills. Spend your days exploring bush walks or local cafés, then unwind with a private sauna, and star-filled evenings. Cosy, thoughtful, and deeply relaxing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Mount Victoria?

    Many visitors choose historic homes, charming cottages, or stays near the village center for a locally rooted experience. Garden retreats and accommodations close to bushland are also frequently suggested for those seeking tranquility.

  • What are the best things to do in Mount Victoria with kids?

    Children often enjoy exploring bush trails, discovering the railway museum, and playing at local parks or gardens. Family-friendly cafes and occasional community events create a welcoming atmosphere for visitors with kids.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Mount Victoria?

    Explore heritage streets, visit historical buildings, or enjoy bushwalking in surrounding nature reserves. The area has lookouts, gardens, and scenic railway history that attract visitors year-round.

  • How is the weather in Mount Victoria?

    Mount Victoria has cool winters around 37–52°F (3–11°C) and mild summers ranging from 56–76°F (14–25°C). Occasional rainfall is common year-round, so packing layers and rain protection is often suggested.

  • When is the best time to visit Mount Victoria?

    Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for pleasant temperatures and blooming landscapes. Winter brings cooler air and crisp mountain views, while summer has warmer weather suited for outdoor activities.

  • What are the best places to visit in Mount Victoria?

    Heritage sites, gardens, and local lookouts are frequently suggested for their historical and natural interest. The Mount Victoria Railway Museum and Victoria Falls are among the most popular places for visitors.

  • What are some hiking trails in Mount Victoria?

    Mount Victoria has trails that pass through eucalypt forests, leading to scenic lookouts and waterfalls. The Victoria Falls walking track and Berghofer Pass track are often recommended for those exploring on foot.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Mount Victoria?

    Families frequently explore nature trails, enjoy picnics in local parks, or visit small museums highlighting local stories. Seasonal markets and family-friendly eateries also make for relaxed outings together.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Mount Victoria?

    Consider exploring nearby towns with botanical gardens, art galleries, or unique rock formations. National parks, scenic lookouts, and local producers are also popular day trip options around Mount Victoria.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Mount Victoria?

    Many hosts in Mount Victoria have pet-friendly stays, particularly those with private outdoor spaces or garden access. It is common to find listings indicating pet policies and amenities for your companion animals.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Mount Victoria?

    Bring sturdy walking shoes for the hilly village and nearby trails, and check local event boards for pop-up markets or art shows. Public transport is available, but planning ahead for dining or unique shops is helpful during busy periods.

  • What is Mount Victoria known for?

    Mount Victoria is known for its rich railway heritage, historic streetscapes, and access to Blue Mountains bushland. Visitors frequently explore its colonial-era buildings, art deco cinema, and walking trails.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Mount Victoria?

    Seek out lesser-known lookouts, artist-run galleries, or historic pathways winding through bushland. Many visitors enjoy quiet picnic spots and garden corners that reveal the area's character and tranquility.

  • What are the best foods to try in Mount Victoria?

    Mount Victoria has cafes and restaurants serving modern Australian fare, homemade pastries, and locally sourced produce. Try traditional bakery treats, fresh scones with jam and cream, or dishes highlighting regional ingredients.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Mount Victoria?

    Pack layers to adjust to changing temperatures, a rain jacket for occasional showers, and comfortable footwear for exploring trails. Bringing sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle is also frequently suggested for outdoor activities.

  • What is the nightlife in Mount Victoria like?

    Nightlife in Mount Victoria tends to be low-key, with cozy pubs, restaurants, and heritage hotels hosting casual gatherings. Evenings often center on relaxed dining and conversation, sometimes accompanied by live music events.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Mount Victoria?

    Mount Victoria has community fairs, heritage celebrations, and art exhibitions throughout the year. Seasonal events and markets highlighting local culture are often hosted around public holidays and in the warmer months.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Mount Victoria?

    Mount Victoria has a variety of family-friendly rentals, including larger homes, cottages, and garden properties. Many accommodations provide amenities for children, such as outdoor play areas or board games.

All about Mount Victoria

Perched more than 1,000 metres above sea level in the western reaches of New South Wales’ World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains, Mount Victoria is a town of rich history and natural attractions. Originally called One Tree Hill, Mount Victoria became known by its present name in the 1860s when its railway station was built. It then became a popular escape for Sydneysiders, and has prospered as a tourism destination to this day, with its heritage landscape — complete with a museum housed in the former refreshment rooms of the original railway station — complemented by a string of stunning lookout points and easy access to the Blue Mountains National Park directly east of town.

More lookouts, hiking trails, and dining options can be found in the neighbouring town of Blackheath, 10 minutes to the southeast, as well as the Blue Mountains’ main tourism hub of Katoomba, a further 15 minutes’ drive to the south.

What are the top things to do in Mount Victoria?

Architecture Tour

Mount Victoria’s key heritage landmarks include the Toll House (circa 1849), one of only two of its type surviving in New South Wales, and the Gatekeeper’s Cottage (circa 1868), one of only four habitable railway gatehouses remaining in the Blue Mountains. For another blast from the past, catch a film at the town’s independent arthouse cinema that captures the golden age of Australian country picture theatres.

Bushrangers Cave

Located just off the rugged Little Zig Track that drops into the Kanimbla Valley behind the Pulpit Rock Lookout lies a rock shelter where a variety of possessions were discovered in 1897, including part of a Sydney newspaper dating from 1822. While it was never proven that a bushranger once used the shelter as a hideout, this little-known natural attraction makes for a fun mini-adventure.

Hartley

Since you’ve travelled this far into the Blue Mountains, it would be a shame to miss the historic town of Hartley, just 10 minutes’ drive to the northwest. Like Mount Victoria, Hartley was also a staging post for horse-drawn carriages heading to the goldfields further west. Dating from the 1830s, the original village has been beautifully preserved, with several sandstone buildings you can tour, including the Grecian Revival style courthouse.