BREATH-TAKING SCENERY
A picturesque, homestead hotel that could have been designed for lovers of breath-taking scenery, keen nature enthusiasts, wine connoisseurs and aficionados of the finest dining.
It’s only natural that you’ll want to throw yourself into the glittering nightlife, the superb sight-seeing and the manifold cultural opportunities of Sydney during your luxury, tailor-made holiday to Australia. But set aside a few days to explore the magnificent Blue Mountains and you’ll discover a hidden national treasure – Lilianfels Resort and Spa. Here you’ll experience fine dining at a new level, with a choice of stylish restaurants and a comprehensive cellar. Not to mention the wonders of the Blue Mountains – an irresistible attraction for naturalists and bird watchers, cyclists and hikers, painters and photographers, lovers of sweeping scenery and romantics indulging in just-the-two-of-us getaways. A pine forest with 200 year old trees, the mountains’ magical blue-hued air, the devastatingly beautiful Jamieson Valley are just moments from Lialianfels.
LILIANFELS RESORT
At a glance
- Traditional, luxurious resort surrounded by the famous Blue Mountains
- Within 90 minutes’ drive of Sydney and the coast
- Choice of 89 fine accommodations ranging from deluxe rooms to executive suites
- All feature authentic homestead-style décor
- Spacious, marbled en suite bathrooms with large tubs and separate showers
- Superb views over the resort or the treetops towards magnificent Jamieson Valley
- Grand dining options include Darley’s Restaurant and Bar, the Orangery Restaurant, Echoes Restaurant and Bar, and The Lounge and Bar
For leisure and pleasure
- Two heated swimming pools, one outdoor with sun decks
- Lilianfels Day Spa with an tempting menu of pampering and beauty treatments
- 24 hour gym
- Unrivalled base for exploring the World Heritage listed Blue Mountains National Park and Jamieson Valley
- Floodlit tennis court
- Blackheath Golf Course within easy reach
- Cycling tours of the Katoomba countryside
- Walking through the nearby pine forest
