Katoomba · New South Wales

Echoes Boutique Hotel and Restaurant

Name: Echoes Boutique Hotel and Restaurant
Address: 3 Lilianfels Avenue, Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780, AU

3 Lilianfels Avenue, Katoomba, New South Wales, 2780

The experience

Luxurious Spa ServicesIndulge in massages, body treatments, and facials at the onsite spa for a truly pampering experience.

Elegant Dining OptionsChoose from 2 restaurants, enjoy room service, or grab snacks at the cafe, all while savoring a drink at the bar/lounge.

Convenient AmenitiesWith complimentary Wi-Fi, concierge assistance, and wedding services, this hotel ensures a comfortable stay.

Book your luxurious retreat at Echoes Boutique Hotel and Restaurant, nestled in Sydney's scenic Katoomba.

At the hotel

Popular amenities

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Banquet hall
Billiards or pool table
Breakfast available (surcharge)
Concierge service
Conference center
Conference space
Fireplace in lobby
Free newspapers in lobby
Free self parking
Free use of nearby fitness center

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Free WiFi
Front desk (limited hours)
Full-service spa
Garden
Luggage storage
Meeting rooms
Multilingual staff
Picnic area
Rooftop terrace
Safe-deposit box at front desk
Secured parking
Smoke-free property
Terrace
Tours/ticket assistance
Upper floors accessible by stairs only
Wedding services
Wheelchair accessible

Live guest feedback

Guest reviews

Beautiful
612sarahq · Family · 2026-03-25
10/10
“I stayed at the Echoes Boutique Hotel for one night with my son, we had two rooms. The views were incredible, the staff were really friendly and the hotel is just a short walk from the three sisters look out. Would recommend.”
Echoes Boutique Katoomba - careful of the booking small print!
Fearless39009574875 · Family · 2026-02-19
6/10
“Booked a night at Echoes Boutique Hotel based on advertising displayed on the Qantas booking web site. The view from the "balcony" room photo looked spectacular and we had stayed previously at Lillianfels, so thought we would try this hotel which offered better scenery of the valley below. Received an email from Echoes the day before advising that there is no one manning the Reception desk and check in would be at Lillianfels across the road. OK, not a big issue so we parked at Echoes and checked in across the way. One of the receptionists then accompanied us back across to get our luggage and take us to our room which surprisingly was down a flight of stairs. Not the balcony room as advertised on Qantas, but a "garden view room" that had access to the cliff edge to look down the valley. Mind you we could just make out a sliver of the view from our bedroom but not the panoramic view promised at the time of booking on Qantas. I contacted Reception to enquire whether our room had been allocated incorrectly and was advised that the booking was "subject to availability" and obviously was notified somewhere in the small print conditions. Apparently there is no price differential between the Ground Floor and Lower Ground Floor - luck of the drawer I suppose! I have included a room map in the photos so that if you are able to book direct, you will know which rooms to request. Apart from the disappoinment of the room allocation the hotel provided excellent service, a clean quiet room, and access to amenities at Lillianfels (pool, spa, games room etc).”
Faded Glories .
paulkS198MM · Couples · 2026-02-18
6/10
“As an ex Guest House owner in the Blue Mountains myself, I can vouch that Echoes Guest House has arguably the best views of all Hotels in the Blue Mountains. This was my first stay at Echoes. The Guest House its self is a wonderful experience the breakfast was very good and the service excellent. The views are to die for ( on a clear day ) The swimming pool facilities at Lillianfels Hotel next door are excellent. Overall the staff were friendly and very helpful. That's the good stuff ! On the flip side the there is a need for a lot of upgrading of of furnishings and fittings. The wonderful lamp shades in the breakfast room are stained and dirty, window ledges have peeling paint, the canopy over the upper floor is dirty, canopy heaters are rusty. The bedroom carpets are quite worn, bedroom furniture is old and scuffed, internal drawers in the wardrobe are damaged , the bathroom air extractor fan did not work, the balcony floor had not been swept and badly needs pressure cleaning, the hedge and bush on the balcony required trimming . The Guest House requires a very keen eyed maintenance manager and cleaning manager to do a full audit of what needs to be done plus a substantial budget no doubt to rectify the issues . If this actually happens then Echoes will continue to be a much sought after destination in the Blue Mountains, until then , its just hanging in there by its finger nails as a 4 star location, if that. I still enjoyed my stay there as I could see what what potential it can return to, but I'm not sure many international guests would be as kind as I am being ! Spend the money guys, make it current, make it clean and current. its an amazing Guest House, it just needs a keen eye and the right money spend and it will again be the number one Guest House in the Blue Mountains.”
Loved our stay before but not this time
n0rf0lk_lad · Couples · 2026-02-10
6/10
“Having really loved our stay here before, we didn't hesitate to rebook on our visit to the Blue Mountains this time. I had a few communications with the hotel prior to our stay with them and so it came as quite a shock when we arrived to be told that there was ongoing work and that workmen would need access to our room during the day to replace the sprinklers and that breakfast would be served at their sister hotel across the road. None of this was mentioned in advance of our stay, as if it had, we would perhaps have looked into other accommodation. We had breakfast at the sister hotel on our first morning, but found it very below par and 3 star at best. There was also no view, which is the main reason we stay at Echoes. We decided to get breakfast elsewhere after we had checked out on our final morning. Dinner, luckily wasn't affected so at least we had two meals in their restaurant with that breath-taking view. The food was all as we remembered, superb. They also had a fantastic pianist playing both nights, Annie Burbank. We loved her selection of tunes and both myself and my wife found it fun working out the tune (classic 80/90/00's tunes but played in her style on the piano). Our stay this time, whilst in parts was great, didn't leave us wanting to return, so will look elsewhere on our next trip to the Blue Mountains.”