Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in New South Wales

B&Bs in New South Wales including Self Contained Cottages, Apartments, Hotels, Inns and Guesthouses, Farmstays, Deluxe Bed & Breakfasts, Romantic Getaways, Pet Friendly and Accommodation with Children.

Regions in this State

NSW: Blue Mountains
Misty blue hues, vast canyons, plunging waterfalls and those famous jaw-dropping views combine with quaint villages and magnificent gardens, galleries, guest houses, curio shops, restaurants and tea houses to provide an idyllic and inspiring backdrop for the Short Break you deserve. Just over an hour from Sydney you can experience the mystique of these majestic ranges. Each season provides a different experience, from the amber shades of autumn and the snow of winter to the colours of spring and the cool respite of the mountains in summer. After you've seen Katoomba's Three Sisters, venture further afield to explore the equally spectacular scenery around Blackheath, Mt Wilson and Mt Victoria or seek sanctuary in the forest on one of the many superb bushwalks. The pure, fresh air is bound to stir the palate and the choice is vast from stately teahouses and old-fashioned pubs, to gastronomic havens serving the finest food and wine.

NSW: Capital Country - NSW

NSW: Central Coast NSW
Take a short drive from Sydney, board a cruiseboat, point it up the sparkling Hawkesbury and seemingly you can be a million miles from anywhere in only a few minutes.

You can live it up by the beach in cosmopolitan resort towns like Terrigal or disappear into the rolling green hills behind the coast amid the rustic Dooralong and Yarramalong Valleys.

Days spent on the Central Coast are carefree, casual and relaxed. Sand between your toes, ocean breezes in your hair or snoozing under a ferny glade.

NSW: Hawkesbury
The Hawkesbury River is one of the great East Coast rivers. Within the Hawkesbury are some of the oldest settlements in Australia. The four remaining 'Macquarie' towns, established by Governor Macquarie in 1810 remain are beautiful historic treasures: Windsor, Richmond, Wilberforce and Pitt Town. The Hawkesbury river travels through some exceptionally wonderful country, much of which is still inaccessible. It opens into a magnificent estuary at Brooklyn before entering the ocean at Pittwater.

NSW: Heart of Country NSW
Heart of Country NSW provides the visitor with an unforgettable experience. The region's history can be read in its architecture - from humble slab huts to the lavish hotels and mansions built during gold and farming booms. Places such as Gulgong, Ophir and Sofala are a window on our pioneering past.

After a day exploring the wide open spaces you can sample the superb food, wine and hospitality of the region particularly in the Cowra-Orange-Mudgee district.

Central NSW offers a diverse range of discovery-type experiences, a highlight of which is the famous Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo.

There are 14 National Parks and nature reserves to discover - including Wollemi National Park in the south to the Warrumbungles in the north - and many opportunities to explore underground at Abercrombie Caves and the Wellington Caves and Phosphate Mine.

For an experience of a different kind discover space and learn about astronomy at any of the six observatories in the region - Siding Springs and Skywatch near Coonabarabran, Darby Falls near Cowra, Gilgandra, Dubbo and the Radio Telescope at Parkes.

NSW: Hunter Valley
Roaming Hunter Valley Wine Country's 70 wineries and vineyards is a sheer delight.

Combine great wines, gourmet food, superb restaurants and cafes, romantic beachside retreats with the wonderful destinations of the Hunter Valley, Port Stephens, Lake Macquarie, Maitland and Newcastle and you will have enough new Short Break destinations to last a year.

In the Hunter's, coast and country you'll find some of Australia's true romantic getaway locations so if you're bringing someone special and want to be pampered, you're in for a treat.

NSW: Illawarra

NSW: Lake Macquarie
The Lake Macquarie coastline boasts natural settings and no high rise buildings to cast afternoon shadows. The water is crystal clear and the surf breaks make the Lake Macquarie area a Mecca for surfers.

Or you may prefer lakeside beaches offering sheltered foreshores and secluded bays. Lake Macquarie is a vast blue saltwater lake, 4 times the size of Sydney Harbour and at least 400 times less congested together with a beautiful green majestic mountain backdrop.

You can enjoy a wide range of sporting activities including golf, tennis and any many others. You can drive through unique villages, take a lakeside cruise or stroll into numerous art galleries. And afterwards enjoy fine food in one of the many splendid restaurants.

Lake Macquarie offers the perfect short break. Only a little over an hour's drive north from Sydney is where you will discover the beauty and serenity of Lake Macquarie.

NSW: Murray

NSW: New England - North West

NSW: Newcastle
Used to be the steel city, now the beach city!
Clean air, spectacular beaches, a small city, only one and a half hours from Sydney.

NSW: North Coast

NSW: Northern Rivers

NSW: Outback NSW

NSW: Port Stephens
The relaxing seaside atmosphere and the general slower pace of life makes Port Stephens an ideal Short Break destination. Top holiday accommodation, fabulous seafood and no shortage of activities ensures that you will always be well catered for.

Port Stephens is well known as the Dolphin Capital of Australia. During the months of June, July, September and October, come up and marvel at the spectacular displays put on by the migrating whales that frequent the coastline.

You can also view koalas in their own environment along one of the tranquil waterfront reserves. Spring sees Mother Nature put on an unrivalled display of wildflowers.

Being a peninsula, the area is blessed with an amazing choice of beaches and whether it's surf or a quiet swimming spot you're looking for, you won't be disappointed in Port Stephens.

NSW: Riverina

NSW: Snowy Mountains
Visit the ski and snowboard resorts of Thredbo Perisher Blue and Charlottes Pass.

NSW: South Coast

NSW: Southern Highlands
The Southern Highlands will fit your checklist for romance, rest and relaxation.

At any time of the year, the Southern Highlands is a treasure trove for anyone who likes browsing country stores. Visit the tulip town of Bowral the antique shops of Moss Vale, historic Berrima and Burrawang, the Scottish enclave of Bundanoon and the Babe backdrop of Robertson.

Adding to the timeless charm of the Southern Highlands are the invigorating walks and scenic views around Fitzroy Fails and the rest of Morton National Park. That's if you can tear yourself away from the wonderful tearooms and restaurants.

NSW: Sydney
Sydney has beautiful buildings but it is better known for its World Famous Harbour and the Spectacular Sydney Opera House. On any day of the year in rain or sun (Sydney has over 300 sunny days a year) you can experience the beauty of the worlds most famous harbourside city. To enjoy the Harbour at its best you can charter a yacht, take a sunset dinner cruise or just hop on a ferry with the locals.

Sydney is a city without equals.

Sydney has been voted the Best Foreign City for the past four years in US Conde Nast's Traveler magazine. Best 0verseas City in Conde Nast's UK Traveller magazine. Best City for the past three years in US Travel & Leisure magazine.