Blue Mountains: 1 to 3 Nights for Two with Breakfast, Wine, Parking and Late Check-Out at Echo Point Motel, Katoomba

Accommodation: Echo Point Motel

Set a stone’s throw away from the majestic Three Sisters, Echo Point Motel is central to all that travellers can see and do during their stay in the Blue Mountains. Groupies cosy up in a queen room which comes complete with a private bathroom, Wi-Fi and tea- and coffee-making facilities. Guests have access to the laundry, ice machine, internet kiosk and garden BBQ for a tasty outdoor meal. Continental breakfast is served on site daily (temporarily served at Metropole Katoomba Guesthouse).

Venture 200 metres from the room to the Three Sisters viewing platform and Giant Stairway, or drive three minutes into the heart of Katoomba. Express shuttle buses also operate from outside the motel to Katoomba Street every 30 minutes for a choice of cafés and restaurants. The reception staff can also help with finding the best rates and discounts on local attractions.

• TripAdvisor: 3.5 / 5

Room Details

Queen Room

• Bed size/type: Queen bed
• Standard occupancy: Two people
• Maximum occupancy: Two people
• The room features a private shower and toilet, fridge, microwave and dining area
  
  

The Area: Katoomba, Blue Mountains

A fresh eucalyptus scent wafts through the deep valleys of the Blue Mountains, where rugged sandstone cliffs catch the sunlight before receding into lush temperate rainforest. Step back in time in charming Katoomba, where art deco buildings, tea rooms and antique shops loom up out of the mist or go back many thousands of years with towering ancient rock formations.

Stroll down to the spectacular Three Sisters lookout at Echo Point and take a hike into the lush valley below, or around the cliff top for magnificent views. See the mountains from a different perspective with a trip down Australia’s steepest train track, the Scenic Railway or soar across the valleys on the Scenic Cableway, an exhilarating aerial cable car.

Central Katoomba offers a bounty of cafés, bookstores and antique shops such as Mr Pickwicks, and there are plenty of more adventurous activities available nearby including horse riding, canyoning and golf. For a drink at the end of a day of exploration head to The Carrington Piano Bar for a spot of live music or instead go to The Clarendon which often features comedy or theatrical performances.