I stayed here a few nights. Great undercover secure parking. Although our room was old the bathroom…read morewas all modern. Great atmosphere! The breakfast was included which was great. Ill be back here again!

I have visited this historic property several times for the Sydney Writers' Festival in May. In…read morefairness I have not stayed at the property but they handle special events seamlessly. The venue itself is exquisite. Every detail of the decor is charming and in line with the historical significance of The Carrington. Facilities are always clean and the staff patient despite the size of the crowd. I can't give five stars since I have never been in a private guest room, but if the public spaces are any indication, this is a great place to stay.

Visiting the Blue Mountains for work and got booked into this little Motor Inn. Service on check-in…read morewas very friendly and quick. Room was nice and warm and clean. Bed was quite comfortable with electric blanket. Free wi-fi was easy to connect to and had great connection speed. Really couldn't fault this place and would recommend to anyone staying in the area.

We're staying in family room. The room is very clean and neat. Sumptuous breakfast included in…read morethis reasonable price. Friendly motel staffs. And friendly kitchen staffs. Perfectly fine stays in this place during winter too. Room have gas heater. Location surrounded with good places to find yummy food. It is just 10mins drive to the Three Sisters

We were able to find a good price on agoda.com that had a Queen Bed and full "Australian Country…read moreHot Breakfast" ($12/person value). This was the first time staying at a motel in Sydney, but it came with a mini-fridge, hot water kettle, toaster, microwave and serving ware for two. On check-in with the friendly Aussie reception, we received a pint a of milk for our tea. Free milk? Even if we are out in the mountains, this is a civilized place ;) Oh and the hot breakfast was amazing. Motels in the States are quite different, but to be fair, the room prices were much closer to a lower end hotel. Make sure to ask about WiFi password, and how to turn on the electric blanket before reception closes. It was unseasonable chilly, and were too lazy to figure out night reception, but luckily we got the radiator to work. FYI, the phone didn't connect to anything, but we (typical Americans) had a good laugh at the STD line sign. Turns out STD stands for the state run telephone service. Definitely recommended!

A friend of mine recommended this place to me, namely because he had grown up in the area, and that…read morethey had a really cheap pool table. Well, unfortunately I'm not the sort of person that really knows how to, or is particularly interested in, playing pool by myself, but I do have to admit that it certainly was quite a cheap table (in fact it seems as if they hadn't increased the price in decades). Mind you, the problem was that they really didn't have a huge selection of beers, which was a bit of a shame for a pub that is located in such a nice old building, in a place that is rather touristy. Still, to counter that, the service was actually pretty good, and they did have a rather nice beer garden as well.

I didn't knows what's wrong with the other reviewers but the Ivanhoe is great. Firstly didn't…read morebother ordering anything except their pies & that goes for vegos too, they've got is covered too. The exception is when they're doing hot rock night I which case hey there hot rock because hot rock anywhere is awesome unless you're s complete clown.

To be honest I'm pretty lenient with my ratings but these guys lost our business when they asked us…read moreto control our kids who were actually being perfectly well behaved. We were more than a little shocked as things had started well - they even had a toy chest. Our group of six arrived early and enjoyed two excellent courses and accompanying quality wine and banter with the hosts in the cosy olde worlde dining room, before being informed that actually we were disrupting the other recently arrived diners. I was then obliged to leave before dessert with the kids as they simply couldn't have been much better mannered. Bzzzzz. We won't be back.

I had a fantastic stay at the Parklands Country Garden & Lodges in Blackheath. It really is a…read morepicture perfect setting. I booked into one of the loft rooms, which was quite spacious with a king bed and multiple sitting areas, 2 flat panel tvs, rainforest double shower and a working gas fireplace. All of the rooms are brand new as of only a few months ago. The lodges are all situated in a really peaceful setting, and the gardens are a delight to wander around, just be mindful of the duck droppings by the pond. It's worthwhile to get the breakfast option ($25 in advance, $35 on site) which includes a small buffet and a selection of made to order items all served in a charming country house setting with quite the view of the gardens. The location while very relaxing is a bit of a walk from the small village of Blackheath and the scenic lookout point of Govett's Leap, and maybe a 10-15 min drive to the larger towns of the Blue Mountains. There are no dining options for lunch or dinner on-site, so you'll definitely want to bring the car. All in, it's a great spot to relax and really get away from it all.

When you arrive, it does look kind of old-fashioned, but the rooms are great and the pool has a…read morebarbecue next to it. I would greatly recommend staying here if you are coming to see the 3 Sisters.

Cheap affordable stay in the Blue Mountains which is close by to all the little towns…read more Staff were friendly but the rooms were run down, bathroom smelt like sewerage and felt dirty. great for a one night stay if all you need the room for is sleep overnight.

We stayed 3 nights and had an amazing stay! Peter and Suzanne were wonderful hosts and were…read moreextremely helpful in planning our daytrips with information on the weather or trail closures. Our room was beautiful, clean and comfortable. Our spa tub worked very well and was perfect after a long day of hiking. We even had our own little outside garden sitting area where we enjoyed our morning coffee. Breakfast choices included cold items like fruit and cereal, and there were also hot items made to order. Everything was absolutely delicious. You will love staying here- I know we did.

What a charming bed and breakfast! I am so impressed my husband found it. The host was friendly,…read morehelpful, and prepared a delicious breakfast. I wish I took a photo of the spread to show you. There were like 10 different fruits, muesli, yogurt, 3 juices, coffee, tea, various breads, marmalade, butter, eggs any way you'd like them, bacon, sausage, mushrooms, cheese, tomatoes. Our room had a Jacuzzi tub, canopy bed, fireplace, free WiFi. Recommend.