ACCOMMODATION EAST KANGALOON NSW

Built in 1928 as a country guesthouse Links House retains all the charm of that era while featuring modern facilities that ensure a relaxing stay. From the beautiful rose garden and secluded courtyards to the spacious comfort of the sitting rooms, the accommodation at Links House Hotel offers a relaxed and welcoming environment for every visitor. Take the pressure off and escape to glorious Bowral during Autumn. Enjoy an array of unique shops, wineries, gardens & galleries. Enjoy Links House.

The Tor is a delightful country cottage surrounded by 22 acres of rolling hills, sleeping up to six guests. The house has a fully equipped kitchen and three delightful and comfortable bedrooms, with two containing double beds and one containing twin beds. The house is heated by both open jet master fireplace and slow combustion wood heating. Modern convenience includes flat screen television in lounge room. All of the bedrooms have French doors, one that opens onto the generous veranda area and all overlook the beautiful garden. Ideal as an escape for both couples and families.

Burrawang is a secluded and tranquil village within 20 kilometres of beautiful Bowral. It is situated high on a hill, midway between two spectacular reservoirs, the Wingecarribee and the Fitzroy. Burrawang is located 750 metres above sea level; so you might need to rug up in winter. But whatever the weather, Burrawang attracts tourists, fresh air lovers, bush walkers and picnickers all year round. The village pub has separate luxury bed and breakfast accommodation including a deep spa bath with magnificent views. Or why not choose more informal accommodation and stay in-house at the pub. The pub rooms are delightfully presented with shared bathroom facilities. Three Luxury Suites King beds, all with in room 23 Jet Hydrotherapy Japanese Spa bath, situated separately from the Hotel. Enjoy a visit to the Burrawang Hotel for a meal or an overnight stay. The hotel overlooks magnificent rolling hills offering spectacular views. ...

Fountaindale Grand Manor has been a Southern Highlands icon since the 1920s when the impressive building was built atop a hill, one of the most luxurious hotels of its time. From its elevated position, it commands breathtaking views of the valleys below, all the way to the ocean. The Manor has been modernised with comforts of the 21st century, although retaining its original style and charm. You will still see the open wood fires burning in the colder months adding warmth and ambience to the building, and in the warmer months, drinks and afternoon tea can be served on the lawn so you can enjoy the beautifully landscaped gardens.

This luxury bed and breakfast is a few minutes drive from Bowral, in the centre of the Southern Highlands and its historic villages. This modern beautifully refurbished homestead is set in half an acre of tranquil gardens overlooking the SH Botanic Gardens 'Ponds of Reflection', home to many different species of birds. Bowral's extensive nature walks and cycle ways start in the Botanic Gardens outside Harewood's back gate. Bedrooms are furnished with floor length mirrored robes, luxury silk and cotton bedding and overlook the garden. The bathroom is spacious, modern and well equipped. You will be warmly welcomed by your host with afternoon tea served in the comfortable, luxurious guest lounge by the open fire or on the sun-drenched garden terrace with birds and waterviews....

Welcome to unique short-term holiday accommodation in the beautiful Southern Highlands at Robertson?s Lloran Log Cabins.Set in the heart of the best dairying and potato-growing country in NSW, Lloran Log Cabins offers magnificent scenery, superb gardens, crackling wood fires and country hospitality. Four self-contained cabins set on 25 acres of prime cattle country with 3 acres of lawns and gardens.

Robertson Yurt/Roundhouse Eco-Retreat is unique, rustic and natural. A large, 8.4 metre (with two annexes) Western Red Cedar, Yurt/Roundhouse which is a permanent home built by Yurts. One Queen bed in bedroom, and two single fold out beds available for the lounge room. Wood heater to warm both the Yurt and for you to stare into and be warmed. Relax inside whilst watching the natural world outside the north facing windows or sit on an old church pew on the front veranda annex, or on the veranda of the sunroom annex and enjoy the ambience of this very unique Yurt in a mystical environment. Look up to the beautiful timber ceiling and watch as day turns into night through the many glass windows in the cupola. Khangai has been lovingly created with total environmental awareness and will continue to be nurtured naturally. Come, relax in a beautiful environment.

It's time to experience some old-world charm. This historic village is a great example of 'how it used to be' where the view from the local pub's beer garden is an attraction in its own right. Burrawang is a picturesque country village with a great collection of historic homes and buildings. Visit the Old Village Store in the main street that was built in 1867 or tour one of Burrawang's most famous attractions, the sandstone 19th century schoolhouse that has been magnificently restored. Admire the view of the beautiful countryside from the terrace of the Burrawang Village Hotel or from the top of Region Street....

It's time to taste a real potato and 'the green heart of the Highlands' is just the place to find locally grown Robo Spuds. Its rich red fertile soil provides an abundance of rural farmland and a green hue through its hills and dales. Famous as the town were the film Babe was made. Situated at the top of Macquarie Pass amid rolling green hills, Robertson is 128 kilometres south of Sydney and a favourite stop for travellers making a loop drive through the Southern Highlands and Illawarra. Robertson and its environs have several retreats and bed and breakfasts, many with an outstanding historic flavour. Visit the Old Cheese Factory, stop for a photo at the Big Potato, a tribute to the town's agricultural heritage, and the Robertson Pie Shop, famous for its savoury and sweet pies....

Eighty acres of pastures and forest at Wildes Meadow in the Southern Highlands. The original cottage named 'Binnowee' was formerly owned by media gardening personality Don Burke. The homestead has been renovated as a farm stay and offers fully self-contained accommodation. There are three bedrooms configured to sleep 10. Quality towels, feather down doonas and luxurious linen supplied. Modern conveniences include flat screen televisions, Bose dock for your iPod music and audio/video plug in point for gaming consoles. Farm animals including cows, alpacas, chickens (collect your eggs for breakfast) and ducks. Tennis court with basketball hoop set in beautiful gardens - bring your own racquets and balls. Pick your fruit from the orchard (in season). Over 80 acres of private property including 30 acres of forest to explore with an abundance of wildlife. ...

The Cottage at White Birch Farm is a charming sunny and cosy retreat, set on a beautiful 25 acre hobby farm in the NSW Southern Highlands. It is fully self contained. The Cottage is north facing, with stunning rural views from every sun-filled window, all the way to the Blue Mountains.There are two bedrooms, sleeping four people in total. Bedroom one is a queen bed, bedroom two has two king single beds.Tariff includes all linen, towels, bedding, tea and coffee and free wifi. Reverse cycle air conditioning is in the living room and there are oil heaters and electric blankets in the bedrooms.There is a flat screen 3D TV in the lounge, and DVDs, books and games are provided. The well equipped kitchen includes an electric stove, oven, fridge/freezer, microwave and cooking utensils. A gas BBQ is on the verandah. The cottage is on town water supply. The rumpus room underneath has a table tennis table, washing machine and dryer.The building is nestled in three acres of beautiful old established gardens including Japanese maples, magnolias, rhododendrons, azaleas and hundreds of bulbs.Our pastures support 13 friendly sheep, two alpacas, three donkeys and some cattle. They all have names! We have also recorded 70 species of birds on the property. Our farm includes a unique 12 acre rainforest with an informative signposted walk you are welcome to explore. We have recently planted an arboretum and are in the process of establishing a Japanese garden.We have a large studio that was recently used by Australia?s greatest living artist John Olsen, to paint his biggest work since the Sydney Opera House mural ? so why not bring your easel and spend a week painting on our beautiful country property (by prior arrangement only). Also ideal for musicians to rehearse (classical not rock! we don?t want to scare the animals!).

Robertson Country motel t is a pleasant Southern Highlands village on the edge of the escarpment 730 metres above sea level. It is famous for red soil potatoes, rolling dairy country and as the location for the two "Babe" movies. It is centrally located to many national parks, waterfalls and wild-life sanctuaries.

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