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Fresh air, stunning views, and proper downtime; that’s what the Blue Mountains does best. Just a couple of hours from Sydney, it’s packed with waterfalls, walking trails, and cosy mountain towns. People come here to reset. Whether you’re into big hikes, good food, or curling up by a fire, there’s a stay to match. You’ll find everything from budget-friendly motels to boutique guesthouses and luxury resorts with views for days.

Travelling solo? Planning a couples' escape? Bringing the whole crew? There are heaps of accommodation options that tick the boxes. And because the area’s made up of different villages, where you stay can shape your whole trip. So pick a spot that suits your pace, whether that’s laid-back, close to the sights, or somewhere a bit more off the grid.

Where to stay in {geoName}

• Katoomba: Right near the Three Sisters, Scenic World, and Echo Point. Great for first-timers, walkers, and anyone who wants easy access to the best-known sights and local eats.
• Leura: Fancy a boutique stay? This village has great food, antiques, and stylish guesthouses. Good pick for couples and weekenders.
• Wentworth Falls: All about the views and trails. Quieter than Katoomba with top spots for bushwalks and solid self-catering options.
• Blackheath: Ideal if you want peace and fresh air. Boutique cabins, luxe lodges, and stunning escarpment views. You’ll find a slower pace and more space.
• Mount Victoria: Great for families and road-trippers. It’s a quieter town with a local feel, scenic walks, and plenty of parking.

How much is {geoName} accommodation?

The average cost to stay in the Blue Mountains is around AU$270 to AU$290 a night. Budget places exist (from AU$35), but they go quick, especially on weekends or holidays. We’ve got filters to help you find the right spot, fast.

• Hostels: From AU$35 per night. Shared dorms, chill common areas. Our picks: YHA Blue Mountains, Katoomba Mountain Lodge
• Budget hotels/motels: From AU$70 per night. Clean, simple, close to town. Our picks: Blackheath Motor Inn, 3 Sisters Motel
• Mid-range hotels/apartments: From AU$130 per night. Good locations, more comfort. Our picks: Metropole Guesthouse, Leisure Inn Spires
• Luxury hotels/resorts: From AU$300 per night. Premium views, spas, fine dining. Our picks: Lilianfels Resort & Spa, Echoes Boutique Hotel
• Self-catering cabins/holiday homes: From AU$150 per night. Space for groups, kitchens included. Our picks: Falls Mountain Retreat, Blackheath Holiday Cabins

Top-rated hotels in {geoName}

• Lilianfels Resort & Spa: Classic Blue Mountains stay. Big on gardens, afternoon tea, and spa days. Quiet and polished.
• Echoes Boutique Hotel: Small, stylish, and grown-up. Guests love the views, balconies, and shared access to Lilianfels’ top-notch perks.
• The Hydro Majestic: Big on history and Art Deco charm. Known for its high tea, live tunes, and sweeping valley outlook.
• Hotel Mountain Heritage: Warm, welcoming, and old-school. You’ll find a lounge with live piano, spa options, and killer views from the verandah.
• Parklands Country Garden & Lodges: Surrounded by bush and gardens. Spacious rooms with fireplaces. Great for a quiet, comfy escape.

Tips for finding the perfect accommodation in {geoName}

• Plan around what you want to do: Keen on hikes? Go for Blackheath or Wentworth Falls. Sightseeing? Stay in Katoomba or Leura.
• No car? Stick to the train line: Katoomba and Leura are easy to reach and walkable. Perfect for public transport travellers.
• Book early in busy times: Long weekends and school holidays fill fast. Get in quick for the best prices and spots.
• Travel mid-week to save: Avoid the crowds and score better rates. Winter’s quiet too, just rug up.
• Pick your style and filter fast: Use our filters to sort by price, location, and property type.