It has 81 rooms, 4 suites and a separate cottage set in two acres of English-style formal gardens. It is a beautiful property with luxurious accommodation and very high levels of service. It overlooks the spectacular Jamison Valley and its rooms offer either a garden, mountain or partial mountain view.
The hotel incorporates the historic home Lilianfels, built in 1889 for Sir Frederick Darley, then Chief Justice and Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales. Now protected by the National Trust, it was named for Darley's daughter Lilian. Fels is a German word for high rocky ground.
There is nothing rocky about this deluxe property, which maintains the tradition of the Blue Mountains as a health retreat for Sydneysiders. Lilianfels offers wide range of health and beauty treatments at its health club which includes a heated indoor swimming pool, sauna, spa and steamroom.
Lilianfels award-winning Darleys restaurant in the property's original cottage offers the finest in silver-service dining. Lilian's restaurant specialises in contemporary Australian cuisine and is open for breakfast and dinner.
Lilianfels is a true luxury resort which prides itself on its service levels. It gives guests the choice of a totally decadent do-nothing stay in a beautiful part of the Blue Mountains, or one filled with outdoor activities free of city noise and pollution.
The hotel is both a getaway for romantics and a highly experienced small conference venue making the most of its out-of-town location.
It is within a short stroll of the famous Three Sisters and several bushwalking and cycling tracks. Adventure pursuits range from river fishing for trout to abseiling and canoeing.
Guestrooms are furnished in a refined old-world style with a choice of King, Queen or oversize twin-bedded rooms.
Each room has a traditional writing desk and lamp, and either a chaise lounge or armchairs, as well as a dining table.