Katoomba Hotels with Breakfast

We stayed at Kurrara Hotel Guesthouse as a last-minute booking due to limited availability, but it ended up being a really enjoyable stay. One of the highlights was learning about the history of the property when we arrived, including its origins as a retreat and recovery place for visitors from Sydney. That historical charm gave the stay a unique atmosphere. The guesthouse had several quiet lounge and sitting areas to relax in, which added to the experience, although we only stayed one night and had limited time to fully enjoy everything before checkout. A major bonus for us was the EV charging station, which made travelling with our electric car much easier. The location was also very convenient — around a 10-minute walk to the Three Sisters lookout area and another short walk into town for dinner and cafes. Breakfast was simple but good, although quite busy since the hotel was full and breakfast was only served during a short time window. Overall, it was a peaceful and comfortable stay, and we would definitely consider staying there again.

Wonderful ensemble of partly historical buildings in great Mountain scenery. Very nice indoor & outdoor pools.  Breakfast area could be a bit more spacious and quiet, though.

The motel is a few minutes' drive from the Three Sisters lookout point. Friendly welcome at check-in. The room facilities are good (fridge with freezer compartment, toaster, kettle, tea, coffee, coffee cups with coffee spoons, microwave). Unfortunately, dessert plates and other cutlery are missing, so the microwave cannot be used.

The natural environment is very good, between the three sisters and the echo point, the supermarket, it is very convenient, before the 9th to the landscape can avoid the tour group. The hotel environment and price are still very good, breakfast is very limited, there is time to eat around, and the surrounding small shops are also very cute. The rooms are small, the facilities are old and common. There is no extra charge for parking. In the morning and evening, the mountains are very cold, and there are electric heaters in the cabinets.