At Echo Point Village we offer you a range of quality accommodation in the most prime location in the Blue Mountains, right next to the Three Sisters Lookout. We have a range of accommodation options available: Echopoint Villas, Three Sisters Cottage and the Blue View House. All options are self contained and are comfortable and relaxing after a busy day exploring all that the Blue Mountains has to offer.
Echo Point Villas
Starting From $125 Per Night
- BEDSKing bed, Double bed
- OCCUPANCY 6
- LOCATION 36 Echo Point Road, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)
- VIEWGarden
Three Sisters Cottage
Starting From $180 Per Night
- BEDSKing bed, Queen bed
- OCCUPANCY 6
- LOCATION 36 Echo Point Road, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)
- VIEWGarden
Blue View House
Starting From $180 Per Night
- BEDSKing bed, Twin beds
- OCCUPANCY 11
- LOCATION 2-4 Cliff Drive, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)
- VIEWEcho Point & Three Sisters Katoomba
At Echo Point Village we provide you with a quality experience and homely stay; right in the most prime location in Katoomba.
It was in 1813 that Blaxland, Wentworth, and Lawson crossed the Blue Mountain, 1816 when the first Blue Mountains Building was established by Governor Macquarie and 1874 when the first railway platform was built at Katoomba.
The Blue Mountains have come a long way since then with the Greater Blue Mountains being announced as Australia’s 14th World Heritage Area in the year 2000. Today it is a hub of activity, from explorers to shoppers to foodies enjoying the sights, sounds and activities of the destination.
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Celebrate Christmas with us at the Metropole
Celebrate Christmas with us. Enjoy the festive, seasonal delights of Christmas in the Blue Mountains at the Metropole Guesthouse. Christmas in the Blue Mountains is a magical time of the year to explore this beautiful holiday destination, with festivities in full swing as you celebrate the year that’s been with family and friends. It’s a special […]...
Gone Fishin… Weipa Cape York Exhibition @ Lost Bear Gallery
18 December 2014 – 23 February 2015 Artists: Warwick Fuller Rowen Matthews Scott Marr Ian Swift Henryk Topolnicki ‘Gone fishin’ is the title for an art exhibition that shines the light on Weipa, located on the west coast of Cape York Peninsular in far north Queensland. Weipa is the largest town on the Gulf of […]...
Birds, Bees and Backyards – Gardening in the 1920’s
9:30am – 5pm 7th February – 22nd February @ Visitor Centre, The Blue Mountains Botanic Garden, Mount Tomah As the Blue Mountains Lithgow and Oberon region celebrates the Roaring 20s and All That Jazz Festival, visit the Blue Mountains Botanic Garden for an insight into what was going on in the backyard garden during the […]...