The Boutique Hotel Blue Mountains

Cosy, family run, good location, easy parking

As it is quite an old building there was a gap under an external door that let in a draught. Put some things in front of it. Water pressure not great.

The hotel was large and comfortable with multiple common areas for relaxation. My room was spacious with very comfortable bed equipped with electric blankets. I was very well taken care of by the friendly owners, breakfast was good

The toilet was loose from the floor, so I had to balance while using it! Just needs a little maintenance work is all

Location to town was great, 10 minute flat walk. Beautiful home style, with antiques and curios. Exactly what you would expect in a mountain stay, not a motel room box. Lovely common lounge area with pool table, great when you are traveling with a group so you are not confined to a room. Also a fab library with 100's of books. Beds comfy, towels lovely and soft. Virginia very helpful. Breakfast is adequate enough with bananas, yoghurt, white bread and raisin bread, hard boiled eggs and all the jams and usual spreads. Coffee machine with full cream dairy only. If you want gluten free or dairy free be sure to bring your own. Fridge for use in the common tea room off the lounge.

Nothing really, took a long time for hot water to come in the shower but when it came it was hot.

Friendly staff with a heritage feel. Good proximity and to Blackheath centre.

The older heritage feel was lovely and but the bathroom in the room was simply old and is definite need of some work. At $300 a night, I want a toilet without black all around it and the mirror to be clean.