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Victoria & Albert Guesthouse
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"Sympathetic with a touch of playfulness" perfectly encapsulates the essence of the Victoria & Albert Guesthouse — a charming historic property that seamlessly blends old-world charm with modern sophistication, all with a delightful twist.
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Sjá alltJFK King Suite Room 9 King ensuite large roomThe JFK suite is our finest room, being the room where JFK himself stayed during his short time in Australia, this luxurious room and is our classical 'honeymoon suite'. A large spacious newly renovated room that sleeps up to 2 people comfortably. And has a sunroom sitting/dining area, a private ‘en-suite’, as well as a large bath1 x King size bedSeparate sitting/dining areaBathroom ensuite with bath-Stylish and well-appointed.-With complimentary continental breakfast-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room-All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques-Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday-Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night-Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Ensuite Room 10 A large spacious newly renovated room that sleeps up to 2 people comfortably.-1 x King size bed- Ensuite bathroom with shower-Stylish and well-appointed.-With complementary continental breakfast.-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room- All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques- Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday- Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night- Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Ensuite Room 11 -Ensuite bathroom with shower-Stylish and well-appointed-With complementary continental breakfast-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room-All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques-Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday-Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night-Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationFamily Suite Room 12 A large spacious newly renovated family room that sleeps up to 4 people comfortably.With separate sitting room-1 x Queen bed-2 x single beds-Separate sitting room-Bathroom ensuite with shower-Stylish and well-appointed with a separate sitting room-With complementary continental breakfast-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room-All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques-Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday-Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night-Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationHeritage Family Room 1 A traditional large room that sleeps up to 4 people.1 x Queen bed2 x single bedsSleeps 4 peopleA private shower room and toilet are separate from the room.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationHeritage Family Room 2 A traditional large room that sleeps up to 3 people.1 x Queen bed1 x single bunk bed - ideal for a child.Sleeps 3 peopleA private shower room and toilet are separate from the room.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationHeritage Single Room 3 A traditional room that sleeps up to 2 people2 x single bedsSleeps 2 peopleA private shower room and toilet are separate from the room.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationHeritage Queen Room 5 A traditional room that sleeps up to 2 peopleQueen bedSleeps 2 peopleA private shower room and toilet are separate from the room.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationHeritage Family Room 7 A traditional large family room that sleeps up to 4 peopleQueen bed2x single bedsSleeps 4 peopleA private shower room and toilet are separate from the room.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Ensuite Room 8 A lovely compact room overlooking the garden that sleeps up to 2 peopleQueen bedSleeps 2 peopleWith ensuite with shower bathWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Suite Room 14 A large spacious room with a separate sitting room that sleeps up to 2 people comfortably.-1 x Queen bed-Separate sitting room-Bathroom ensuite with bath-Stylish and well-appointed with a separate sitting room-With complementary continental breakfast-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room-All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques-Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday-Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night-Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationThis is a Heritage Room with a spacious ensuite with a spa bath. We offer a complimentary continental breakfast to all our guests. Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room. All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques. Restaurant/Bar open Thursday, Friday and Saturday night.Queen Ensuite Room 15 A traditional large family room that sleeps up to 3 peopleQueen bed1x single bedsSleeps 3 peopleBathroom ensuite with showerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Ensuite Room 20 A traditional room that sleeps up to 2 peopleQueen bedSleeps 2 peopleBathroom ensuite with showerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationPetite Ensuite Room 21 This is a petite and best value room with a small ensuite.Queen bedSleeps 2 peopleSmall bathroom ensuite with showerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationPetite Ensuite Room 22 This is a petite and best value room with a small ensuite.Queen bedSleeps 2 peopleSmall bathroom ensuite with showerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationPetite Ensuite Room 23 This is a lovely petite and best value room with a small ensuite.A newly renovated room that sleeps up to 2 people comfortably.Queen bedSleeps 2 peopleSmall bathroom ensuite with showerStylish and well-appointed.With complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationQueen Ensuite Room 24 (Dog Friendly Room) A traditional large room on the ground floor that sleeps up to 2 peopleQueen bedSleeps 2 peopleBathroom ensuite with bath /ShowerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationDog Friendly RoomAccessible Queen Ensuite Room 25 A traditional large room on the ground floor that sleeps up to 3 people.Queen bedSingle bedSleeps 3 peopleBathroom ensuite with showerWith complimentary continental breakfastTea, coffee and a microwave and fridge is available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV roomAll rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques.Café open - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, SundayRestaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday nightOff street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train stationFamily Suite Room 26 (Dog Friendly Room) Our largest family suite located on the ground floor has two bedrooms interconnected by a small dining room. A flexible setup that accommodates 2 adults couple/friends as easily as a family room.Sleeps upto 5 people1 x king bedDouble bunk with 1 x Double bed and a single bed on topEnsuite bathroom with shower-With complementary continental breakfast.-Tea, coffee and a microwave and fridge are available in the upstairs tea and coffee nook, which is adjacent to the TV room- All rooms have access to the Grand Victoria Room freshly refurbished with antiques- Café open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday- Restaurant/Bar open Friday and Saturday night- Off street parking & close to Mount Victoria Historic Train station-Dog Friendly
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Sjá alltScenic World Blue Mountains The Blue Mountains was named the State’s inaugural ‘City of the Arts’ in 1998.It is the onlyworld heritage listed city with such a status.The Blue Mountains has the largest network of walking tracks in Australia. These coveran area over 250 kilometres. The National Park itself covers over 250 million hectares ofmostly remote and inaccessible land.The Blue Mountains National Park is NSW’s busiest park, receiving about 3.5 to 4 millionvisitors annually.The Blue Mountains is the site of one of the worlds most significant horticultural discoveries.In 1994, David Noble discovered the existence of the Wollemi pine (the world’s rarestand most ancient tree) in the Wollemi National Park, in the Northern Blue Mountains.The Wollemi pine was thought to have become extinct 30 million years ago. The BlueMountains trees are the only known wild specimens in the world. Their exact locationremains a secret.Kanangra Walls From the late 1800’s to mid 1900’s, the Blue Mountains was a sanatorium or place ofhealing popular with Sydney-siders for its fresh, invigorating air, natural features andhealing spas.150 plant species found nowhere else in the world are protected in the Greater BlueMountains area.The Blue Mountains is considered a hotspot of evolution. It’s considered the best example inthe world of the transformation of ancient Gondwana forests into modern day sclerophyllforests. (Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water, NSW)The Blue Mountains is the only world heritage area in the world dominated by trees.(Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water, NSW)There are over 100 different species of Eucalypt in the Greater Blue Mountains NationalPark.Jenolan Caves Jenolan Caves is regarded as one of Australia's most spectacular cave systems. With friendly guided tours, a choice of spectacular show caves, and awe-inspiring crystal formations. Jenolan is among the finest and oldest cave systems in the world.Above-ground, stroll through the wild Aussie bush. In the early morning or at dusk, glimpse native wildlife including quolls, wallabies and lyrebirds.Enjoy a light lunch, drinks or snacks at the Caves Cafe. Historic Chisolm's Restaurant serves lunch, dinner and high tea. Step back in time and stay overnight in the iconic Caves House. There is something for everyone.Scenic World Mountainous locale offering cool experiences for sweeping views, such as a cable car ride & railway.Katoomba Falls Segmented waterfall in a scenic, tree-filled setting with campsites & cabins nearby.Cahill's Lookout Sunset viewing is popular at this vista point with a picnic area overlooking a valley.Blue Mountains Botanic Garden Mount Tomah The country's highest botanic garden features cool-climate plants, guided tours & picnic areas.Blue Mountains National Park This National Park lies at the edge of the Great Dividing Range & has walking & biking trails.Japanese Bath House Blue Mountains Be a world away from the hectic city life at the Japanese Bath House in the Blue Mountains. Just a two hour's drive from Sydney, situated in front of Lake Lyell on 300 hectares of farmland.Designed to calm and relax your body and soul, Japanese Bath House offers grounds framed by a picturesque rose garden and an exquisite Japanese Zen Garden, this unique bathhouse is indeed 'heaven on earth'.Blue Mountains Sparadise is the only Japanese onsen (hot spring) in New South Wales where you can experience the Japanese spa culture. The bathing ritual has great health benefits, it stimulates your circulation, warming your body in winter and removing grime and toxins from your body in summer. A hot spring, or onsen, also has medicinal benefits due to the high mineral content in the spring water.Also available is a range of Cabin style or Tudor House accommodation.Grand Canyon Track Set out from Grand Canyon carpark near Blackheath and be met with a series of waterfalls, creeks and spectacular views along the challenging Grand Canyon track in the Blue Mountains.Claustral Canyon Guides are recommended for Claustral Canyon, a technical canyon that requires a high level of fitness and experience. To complete it you’ll need to do abseils, swims and a long walk to get in and out.Greater Blue Mountains Drive Blackheath The Greater Blue Mountains Drive is an exciting new touring journey that links a vast and spectacular world heritage landscape to the regions that surround it.Covering 1200 km of major connecting roads, the drive offers one of Australia's greatest tourism experiences, linking Sydney with its own world heritage backyard and beyond to the diverse landscapes and experiences of inland New South Wales.Narrow Neck Trail Narrow Neck trail is an exhilarating cycling and walking adventure atop the isolated Narrow Neck peninsula. It offers incredible views, birdwatching and wildflowers in Blue Mountains National Park, near Katoomba.Blackheath Golf and Community Club A Golf Community club located in Blackheath in the heart of the world heritage-listed Blue Mountains.Visitors can enjoy a round of golf surrounded by native flora and fauna, then have a drink or meal in the bistro and clubhouse while enjoying the views from the brand-new deck. The club has a kids-specific entertaining space along with a games room.Round Walking Track A short yet spectacular track through a lush rainforest gully leading to lookouts that boast some of the most iconic views in Blue Mountains National Park. Excellent for adventurous walkers looking for a shorter route, Round walking track packs in a swag of spectacular vistas and waterfalls, that highlight the dramatic beauty of the Katoomba escarpment.Take in the spectacular waterfall views from Reids Plateau before making your descent down the stairs into the shadowy gorge. In the spring the new fern shoots brush your legs and flocks of rosellas and lorikeets flit through the rainforest canopy.At Vanimans lookout you’ll have unsurpassed views of The Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls. The medium difficulty track skirts the cliff edge leading to romantically named Juliets Balcony overlooking Witches Leap waterfall.If you’re keen to further explore the dense valley, join Furber Steps which leads to Scenic World via Federal Pass.Wentworth Falls Lookout Within Blue Mountains National Park, five minutes from the highway, is one of the most majestic waterfalls on the plateau.Wentworth Falls picnic area is a great base to explore the lush world of rainforests and waterfalls along a range of spectacular walking tracks to suit all the family.Wentworth Falls Lookout is an accessible lookout located just a few minutes walk from the carpark. From this lookout you will get a magnificent view of the valley and also the top section of Wentworth Falls waterfall.Facilities at Wentworth Falls Picnic Area include car and bus parking, toilets, picnic tables and barbecues. If you come to Wentworth Falls by train (two hours travel from Sydney) walk to Wilson Park, across the highway from the township. Darwins Walk starts in Wilson Park and commemorates a visit from Charles Darwin in 1861, and follows Jamison Creek to the top of Wentworth Falls.Furber Steps-Scenic Railway Walking Track Head to the Blue Mountains National Park and take on the Furber Steps-Scenic Railway Walking Track. Descend down the steep Furber Steps and discover scenic views, waterfalls, birdwatching and more in astonishing Blue Mountains surrounds. The 2.4 kilometre return track takes around two hours to complete and traverses lush rainforest.The popular walking track goes deep into the Jamison Valley, offering great views of Mount Solitary, amazing views of Three Sisters overlooking the Kedumba Valley at Vaniman’s Lookout and Juliet’s Balcony, as well as a chance to get up close to the beautiful natural attraction that is the cascading waters of Katoomba Falls.Visitors can also take the opportunity to ride the Scenic Railway or Scenic Cableway back to the top, enjoying awe-inspiring views of the valley below. Plan your walk to ensure you can make it before the last train leaves. Those taking on the track should take note that the walking track is listed as Grade Three in difficulty, with some bushwalking experience recommended.Three Sisters Part of the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, the Three Sisters is an iconic formation that you must see at least once in your lifetime. There are different versions of the Aboriginal story of the Three Sisters, but what you’re bound to agree with is how truly spectacular it is.Standing proudly in the land of the Gundungurra and Darug People, the traditional custodians of this declared Aboriginal Place, the imposing Three Sisters is best seen from Echo Point lookout, on the edge of the plateau above.These three weathered sandstone peaks, formed thousands of years ago through erosion, are set among the cliffs of the Jamison Valley. From the lookout, you’ll be able to see the Ruined Castle and Mount Solitary.LocationMayfield Ever wondered where Australia’s Largest Cool Climate garden is? Wonder no more!Located 35 minutes from Bathurst, Mayfield Garden offers a great day out for the whole family.Explore hidden gems across 16-hectares, from the 13 metre tall Obelisk, behind the waterfall to the Grotto and everything in between. The numerous pathways are designed to be explored, with many nooks-and-crannies to discover. The mobility-friendly Camellia Walk that provides access from the lower to the upper sections of the garden for those with mobility aids or prams. Play the interactive garden games or take a stroll and explore all Mayfield has to offer.The 49-hectare Hawkins’ Family Garden opens for seasonal festivals and features the country’s second-largest English Box Hedge Maze, Cascade and Temple, Croquet Court and Rose Garden, and the Chinese Pagoda over Mayfield Lake.Taste the experience at Mayfield Café. Enjoy the seasonal farm to table menu with produce grown on-site. Come for breakfast or lunch. Book your special events, private party, corporate function, or wedding, with Mayfield. Treat yourself to an exclusive, private tour for a behind-the-scenes look.Mayfield Garden is open 363 days a year.Katoomba Falls Night-lit Walk The 1.3 kilometre walk gives visitors access to a unique, night-time viewing experience of outstanding natural features such as Orphan Rock, Witches Leap, Katoomba Falls and Katoomba Cascades. At certain vantage points, the Three Sisters can be seen in light.The experience connects other previously lit areas, and has new lighting from the top of the Katoomba Falls Kiosk car park, around Reid’s Plateau and down to the Duke and Duchess lookout.All the lights turn on at dusk and flood lights are turned off at 10.30pm and path lights at 11pm.Glow Worm Tunnel The Glow Worms are located in an old rail tunnel 400 metres in length. Situated in the Wollemi National Park, close to Lithgow, the tunnel was originally constructed as part of the railway line to Newnes Kerosene Shale Works. The line was dismantled around the 1940s.The tunnel can be accessed from the Newnes Plateau ( about 40 kilometres from Lithgow). Good walking shoes and a torch are required for the walk through the tunnel.The glow worms found in the tunnel are the larvae of the fungus gnat. The blue glow of the larvae is the result of a chemical reaction in the body of the glowworm. The larvaes' glow lures their prey, such as mosquitoes, closer to them.The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah is the spectacular cool climate garden of the Royal Botanic Garden and Domain Trust. Located in the Blue Mountains, just 90 minutes from Sydney, the garden features thousands of plants from the southern hemisphere and around the world.At 1,000 metres above sea level, the Garden at Mount Tomah overlooks the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area and boasts stunning panoramic views. A walk around this 28 hectare estate is a botanic journey.Find out about this stunning world heritage listed region at the Garden's Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Exhibition Centre. Visitors can wander through this interpretive centre and learn why the Greater Blue Mountains region was made a World Heritage Area.Facilities include a visitor centre, accessible amenities, exhibitions space featuring local art, cafe/kiosk, conference/venue hire, weddings packages, accommodation for up to 10 people, picnic areas, guided tours, bus parking, workshops and education.
