Lithgow独栋/半独栋房屋民宿

舒适翻修的宝石| 1920年代的魅力|浴室| ZigZag

Welcome to Crabapple Cottage! Built in the 1920s, this charming property has been beautifully renovated to provide old-world charm with contemporary comfort. Its central location provides guests easy access to Lithgow's shops, cafes, and attractions like Seven Valleys, Zig Zag Railway, Lake Lyell, Jenolan Caves, Glow Worm Tunnels, and Japanese bath house. The cottage features 2 cozy bedrooms (King or 2 single beds), a fully equipped kitchen, modern bathroom, garden, and outdoor seating area.

独特的生态小屋，山谷景观，靠近步道

Kanimbla Mist eco cabin has been designed to capture the sunshine and views. Each window has a garden or valley view. Mt Victoria's climate is cool temperate, however the cabin is a cosy retreat after a day of bushwalking or sightseeing. The cabin can comfortably accommodate four adults and up to two children with the current bed configuration. There are two queen beds upstairs and one bunk bed downstairs. The location is ideal for bush walks, exploring villages or simply relaxing.

10号房，舒适，位于中心位置

Welcome to Number 10, nestled in the charming historic town of Lithgow. Located within a 5 minute walk to cafes and restaurants, this property is stylishly appointed with a relaxed atmosphere that will make you instantly feel at home. An idyllic retreat in this stunning blue mountains location, the 4 bedroom 1920 home retains its traditional character and has 3 queen rooms and 1 double room. Spacious kitchen, cosy lounge with gas open fireplace, and a private backyard with bbq.

Lipa Tree Lodge

Our home is in a pleasant bushy setting on a hill with a lovely view over the historic town of Lithgow. It is close to all services, shops and transport. Centrally located to other major popular sites in the area such as Katoomba - only 30minutes away in one direction and Bathurst another 35 mins in another. Nearby are also: The Jenolan Caves, Lake Lyell, Lake Wallace, Mt Piper Power Station and lots of other places to explore and enjoy during a visit to the area.

Girrawheen Blackheath - c1926 历史悠久的乡村小屋

A charming 1920s mountain cottage. Girrawheen is bathed in northern light & all rooms have views to the delightful seasonal garden. Both spacious and cosy, it provides a wonderful place to relax. Close to Govetts Leap, bushwalks and an easy stroll to the village. There are three bedrooms (max 6 pers) & three bathrooms. Bedrooms made available according to number of guests. Price varies dependent on number of guests. Dogs welcome with prior approval. No cats.

Bullaburra舒适的房源

Bullaburra is a quiet mid Blue Mountains village, just 3 minutes from Wentworth Falls and 15 minutes from Katoomba. The name means "Blue Skies" so we benefit from the clear Blue Mountains air without quite so much fog. The house has 3 spacious bedrooms. Two have queen size beds, the third has a double bed and a single trundle. There is a real flame gas fire and air conditioning. The garden includes some veges and herbs that you can pick.

新南威尔士州小哈特利的黑色农家仓房

*** Bookings for our 2025 season (April to September) are open *** *** Finalist in the Airbnb Host Awards 2023 for Best Design Stay *** Newly built, architecturally designed modern 'barn' in the scenic valley of Little Hartley, just under 2 hours drive from central Sydney. Expansive views of the Blue Mountains escarpments and the Great Dividing Range on a country farm setting.

蓝山云端乡村小屋，有120年的历史

Original 120 year old cozy weatherboard cottage with ducted heating, plus Aircon. Quality bedding & electric blankets. You get fresh bread, fruit, muesli, Nespresso coffee, range of teas. Enjoy the lovely kitchen & a newly renovated bathroom. Play with NBN internet wifi, smart TV with Netflix plus G.home! Just so you know, the fireplace is not in use. :))

赫里福德之家（ Hereford House of Hartley Vale ）

Hereford House is a tastefully renovated self-contained three bedroom "Heritage Listed" cottage. Initially it was a semi-detached workers cottage built in the 1870's as accommodation for the employees of the Hartley Kerosene Oil & Paraffine Co.Ltd which was established in Hartley Vale on July 31st 1865.