Hotels with Yoga in Blue Mountains

Our family stayed two days in bluemountain area. Good restaurant near and the town was quite and clean. Good for walking around house. I feel like home, two kids enjoyed their own space.( two room style)

Room quite spacious, quiet and warm. Bathroom large and bright. Work space functional.

Victorian styled boutique guest house that seems to transport one back to past. Quiet and peaceful stay, though the room was a bit cold during a windy winter night despite the heating.

Clean and comfortable bed which provides good support for the back. Nice additional rain forest shower. However WiFi is a little slow, and the water closet takes very long to fill up for the next full flush.

Very good hotel. It was a 10min drive out of town, a little remote. They have a gravel car park which needs concrete. There is a concrete factory next door :). I would stay there again.

Great motel for families! There was a tennis and basketball court. There is also a hot tub for private use but it requires a booking and it’s free! The rooms were also very spacious and warm. The bed was also big and soft!

I had a very pleasant stay at Bushman's Motor Inn whilst working in the Lithgow Area. The rooms were very clean and appeared to have been recently renovated. The food available in the restaurant was great quality with plenty of variety. Staff made up packed lunches to take to work. Check in was easy and all staff were very friendly and helpful. Whilst about 5 minutes drive out of Lithgow this may not be good for all visitors who might want to walk into town, this was not an issue for me.

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Really love the view from this hotel and the ability to use the facilities of the bigger hotel next to it. Dinner and breakfast was also excellent at the hotel!

Dubbo is about 5 hours from Sydney. Lithgow provides a good stopover to break the trip in 2, especially with young kids. The Zig Zag Motel provides a no-frills one night stopover.

Kids absolutely loved the room - it was spacious and clean with a cosy fireplace in the room. The only thing was that the restaurant was a bit nitpicky with making the kids pay for an 18 dollar continental breakfast when they are only 3 and 5 years but eat barely anything, even though the adults already ordered a full breakfast and the continental breakfast is meant to be complimentary.