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This is a quiet gem just off the main road in Laura. It is exactly as described and full of character as you should expect from a genuine period property. Now look, there will always be those picky soles who find offence at a bit of faded curtain, or a stair tread that squeaks, and alright so it doesn’t offer breakfast or have an a la carte restaurant which is the only reason I can’t give this delightful house a 5th star. A huge plus is the fact they have true double beds, not two singles pushed together. I cannot tell you here how many times I’ve lost a leg down the gap in the middle of a supposed double bed. But, Laura House has the real thing, a firm double bed, a four poster if you choose, as we did the largest room on the first floor ( room number 3). It’s the bay window room. The water in the shower and bath is immediate, wonderfully hot and fast flowing. The rooms are spacious, clean and the welcome very warm. If you haven’t been to the area before, then know that Laura is the more chic side of Katoomba, just across o very small valley. The shops start about 400m from Laura House and feature a wide range of eateries, up beat clothing and accessory shops and the like. Most have survived the ravages of Covid and so welcome new visitors with unbridled enthusiasm and pride for their businesses. So to for Laura House. The parking is secure, the garden clearly set for families to chat and mingle or for a couple to slip away and settle on the garden sofa. It’s familiar, friendly and a little bit tired, think of Laura House as you would that wonderful elderly aunt that has so many stories to tell, doesn’t mind the children and lets you settle in a quiet space at the end of the day without constantly hassling you to plump up the cushions. Would I stay here again, you bet we will, and the same room so we can enjoy that four poster bed with a really clean white muslin drape overhead, which would have been the first sign of fatigue, instead it is clean, well loved and that really sums up this family run establishment. So if you want a quiet base just off the beaten track give them a call, they don’t bite !

Schönes Eigentum. Stupendous Garten. Sehr freundliches Personal. geräumige Familienzweizimmer. Sehr erstaunlich Frühstück. Frühstück/Restaurant-Personal muss auf ihre Gastfreundschaft gewürdigt werden. Sie waren sehr empfindlich für unsere religiösen Ernährungsbedürfnisse und nahm uns allein an, um unseren Bedürfnissen gerecht zu werden. Absolut erstaunlich. Vielen Dank.

A little disappointed. On arrival room ac did not work. Had to get hotel staff to clean the filter which was full of dust. There was a stale smell from the carpet, so had to leave patio door open for first 30 minutes each time we arrived. We did not create a fuss since we were only there for 2 nights. There were all the all the things like microwave, toaster, etc. The location is good with walking distance to restaurants etc.

Das Fairmont Resort ist eine riesige Anlage, als Hotel mit mehreren Restaurants und Konferenzzentrum mit zahlreichen Räumen und Sälen ausgestattet. Dazu gibt es grosszügige Aussenbereiche vom Innen- und Aussenpool über Sitzplätze bis zum eigenen Golfplatz, einer Eishalle und einem Pferde- und Ponyhof. Wir haben ein Superior-Zimmer gebucht. Dieses liegt im vierten Obergeschoss und bietet einen schönen Ausblick in die Blue Mountains. Es ist wohl ziemlich frisch renoviert, wirklich sauber und bestens komplett ausgestattet. Zudem bietet es uns genug Platz für unser wegen der langen Reise doch umfangreiches Gepäck. Service und Hauskeeping funktionieren tadellos. Das Hotel bietet zudem einen ausgebauten Concierge-Service für alle Fälle, einen eigenen Souvenirladen, und es ist Haltestelle für den nun recht teuren Hop-on-Hop-off-Bus (49 AU$ p.P./Tag). WLan (war früher kostenpflichtig) und Parkierung sind aktuell kostenlos. Damit sind wir eigentlich auch schon beim einzigen Nachteil dieser Anlage: Sie liegt etwas einsam, und man braucht zu jeder Aktivität im Gebiet der Blue Mountains vom Wandern bis zum Nachtessen ausser Haus in jedem Fall ein eigenes Auto zur Anfahrt.

Das Hotel ist in der Altstadt und ist sehr klassisch dekoriert. Die Einstellung der Mitarbeiter ist sehr freundlich ,  am Abend hat ein Live-Pianspiel. Die Frühstücksqualität ist hoch ausgewählt . Das Hotel kann den Sonnenaufgang der Blue Mountain sehen, sehr zu empfehlen!  Die einzige Aufmerksamkeit muss auf das Hotel ohne Aufzug !

Das Hotel befindet sich in einer guten Lage, sehr nahe der Stadt Leura und den drei Schwestern Gipfel, aber der einzige schlechte Ort ist, dass alle Zimmer an der Straße sind. Es gibt einen Lastwagen in der Nacht und es hat auch einen Einfluss auf den Schlaf. Es gibt keine gute Empfehlung, hier zu leben. Dieses Hotel braucht keine Einzahlung. Nach der Buchung im Internet können Sie direkt anmelden. Die Hoteleinrichtungen sind noch komplett, es gibt Klimaanlage, heißes Wasser, es ist nicht kalt. Die Einrichtungen sind alt, es gibt im Grunde kein Jahrzehnt, das ist in den nächsten zehn Jahren nicht renoviert. Aber 100 Messer pro Nacht sind immer noch sehr kostengünstig.

Es ist direkt vor der Küchenstation. Das ist das Beste! Es gibt einen Aufzug in der Innenstadt, nicht eine Treppe, also ist es ok, den Transporter zu tragen. Aber die Eincheckung war bis 5 Uhr, also ging ich um 4:30 Uhr, aber es gab kein Personal, so ein Freund, der in Australien wohnt, rief mich direkt und nahezu ein. Die Einrichtungen in der Innenstadt waren so gut ㅎㅎㅎ Lage und Einrichtungen sind gut !!

On arrival the place appeared rundown but not terribly bad. We arrived late and settled into a shared 4 bed dorm. We got lucky and it was just us to start. After an hour of sleep on a bed of rocks, a guest (who was called an annoyance by staff to me) was placed in our room. The gentleman was drunk and noisy upon arrival, up and down with all the lights on and off at least once an hour. This would have been fine except I was informed by an unapologetic and rude staff member the next day (hours after checking out) that there was a spare room he could have been placed in. Being in a shared dorm you expect other travellers, we ourselves had just driven for 15 hours from queensland. The first thing we were hoping to do upon arrival was shower, alas there was no towels to be found anywhere in the premises. And not for a lack of searching either as I searched both that night and the next morning before we left. The room was provided with a tiny electric space heater, which combined with a broken window and high ceilings, did nothing to keep any heat as we froze in our beds all night to the sound of our roommates jet plane snoring. The next morning we promptly checked ourselves out by 10am. Whilst we waited to see if any staff would show (in case you're wondering, they didnt), we shopped around online for a new hotel. Having found a new hotel who could get us in (and with a working shower) by 11am we sent a text to the property asking them to contact us. I prebooked 2 beds for 10 nights, of which we stayed for 1. None of which has been refunded, or acknowledged, after multiple attempts to contact the hostel I was told to take it up with booking.com from the rudest staff member I had yet to speak to. After following all the steps on booking.com I was ignored by the property for 10 days. In this time I have called and sent multiple messages to the property. I would not recommend my worst enemy stay with the conditions we were greeted with. I am yet to receive any communication from the hostel regarding my stay.

I stayed here several decades ago, and it looks very much like little has changed to update it. This is both good and bad. The Clarendon is a traditional place to stay in Katoomba, and is very old-school. This is not a place for those wanting the latest in trends and styles and a high-end experience. I think of it as being like a comfortable pair of old shoes. Good points: (I stayed in the motel section) - one of the better value places to stay in the mountains - my room was clean and tidy and quiet. -nice sized TV for watching Friday night football - The staff were super-friendly. It was a pleasure to deal with them. - wi fi was good, and my the heating system did its job and kept me warm all night, despite it being bitterly cold outside. -comfortable bed. I slept well. -While I did not spend much time in the common areas, they did look interesting places to hang out. These things might need some attention: - a bit skimpy on bathroom toiletries and tea and coffee supplies. - consider putting a face cloth and hand towel in the rooms - the free breakfast is appreciated, but maybe a little more could be added to it (yoghurt or some pastries like croissants etc). -