Kubba Roonga Guesthouse, Blackheath Australia

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Kubba Roonga Guesthouse

9 Brentwood Avenue,, Blackheath, Australia, 2785

NSW
Blackheath

Kubba Roonga Guesthouse

Kubba Roonga Guesthouse is a beautiful heritage guesthouse set in established English gardens. It was built as a private residence in 1915 and aptly named "Kubba Roonga", which means "Peaceful Place" in the language of the local Aboriginals. Kubba Roonga started operating as a guesthouse before World War II, and has generated happy memories for three generations of guests since. It is the perfect place to escape and experience old world guesthouse charm and the magic of the Blue Mountains.

A pleasant walk from Blackheath village and surrounded by the World Heritage Blue Mountains National Park, you can go for a bushwalk in pristine Australian bush; wander around some of the many lovely English gardens; build up an appetite with a round of golf; sample the cuisine at some of Blackheath’s fine eateries; or simply laze around the open fire at the Guesthouse.

Winter is here! We’ve already had our first snow fall. Everyone loves winter in Blackheath - it’s the season for frosts, mist, roaring open fires, and Yulefest!

How to get to Kubba Roonga Guesthouse

Kubba Roonga is situated in the beautiful town of Blackheath, which is a comfortable 2 hour drive west of Sydney (approx 120km) in the Blue Mountains. Blackheath can also be reached by train from Sydney and Kubba Roonga is about a 15 minute walk from the train station. Guest pick up and drop off can be arranged, and Taxi's are also available.

At Blackheath, turn right at the lights from the Highway into Govetts Leap Road (the main street in Blackheath), continue along and take the 4th street on the right - Boreas Street and Brentwood Avenue is the 1st street on the left. Kubba Roonga will be visible after you turn into Brentwood Avenue.

Check In time : 1400 hrs Check Out time : 1100 hrs

Out and About

Blackheath is in the centre of the World Heritage Blue Mountains National Park. A great base from which to explore the many waterfalls and lookouts as you bushwalk and tour the area. Natural wonders to see include Echo Point, the 3 Sisters, Scenic Railway/Skyway, Megalong Valley, Mount Wilson, Zig Zag Railway and Jenolan Caves. The towns and villages also offer there own ambience with Antique Shops, Art Galleries, and several good cafes and restaurants and if you like golf there are several beautiful courses in the area.