KATOOMBA · BLUE MOUNTAINS
Timeless Comfort, Since 1902.
Step inside a heritage guest house where warm hospitality, quiet rooms and more than a century of stories await.
A Victorian guesthouse, quietly kept since 1902
Kurrara Guesthouse sits in the heart of the Blue Mountains, offering a unique stay in our 1902 historic property — a place to stop, relax and reset.
Victorian heritage meets modern comfort. Every room has been lovingly maintained to preserve its early 1900s character, and the house is run with care and close attention to detail.
A quiet refuge in the high country.
Restored with an austere warmth, Kurrara is an intimate historic guesthouse defined by woodsmoke, pressed linen, and the scent of eucalypt.
The Guest Rooms
Nine rooms
Aster
Soft peach tones, French marble bedside tables and a queen eco-bed with a view of the southern night sky.
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Bluebell
A light-filled 'petite boudoir' with raked timber ceilings and a queen eco-bed dressed in natural textiles.
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English Rose
The Master Spa Suite — a favourite for extended stays, with a private sunroom and double spa.
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Honeysuckle
Grand proportions and 14-foot ceilings, with a king 4-poster bed and a double spa.
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Lavender
Raked timber ceilings and a spacious shower bathroom, next door to the Marguerite.
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Lily
The largest upstairs en suite, with a Paris-apartment feel and views toward Leura.
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Magnolia
An elegant French vintage spa retreat with its own private garden entrance.
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Margueritte
Defined by its deep-buttoned velvet bedhead, a vintage antique-store find.
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Wisteria
View RoomNine rooms, one house. Choose your dates.
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The Breakfast Table
Local sourdough, mountain honey, and seasonal preserves, served as the mist lifts from the valley.
Breakfast
The Stillhouse
Quietude is our primary amenity. Deep baths, bush trails from the gate, and a fireplace that never quite goes out.
The StillhouseLife's too short, stay at Kurrara.
Your Blue Mountains heritage escape
Weatherboard, gardens, and a verandah that follows the sun.
An account of the architecture and interiors: original joinery, deep skirtings, pressed metal, and rooms that have been softened rather than restyled.
Inside the houseBuilt when the mountains were a season, not a weekend.
Kurrara has kept its own time for more than a century. The full history will be set out once dates and records are confirmed.
The historyEscarpment walks, the Three Sisters, and a town of small kitchens.
