Bed and breakfast in Alpine

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La Colline, Bushland Retreat - Alpine
9.8 156 reviews

La Colline, Bushland Retreat

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This self-contained studio apartment is situated on a 2-acre property just outside Mittagong, providing a peaceful retreat with easy access to the town centre and its attractions.
The studio features a spacious balcony overlooking the property, a complete kitchen and bathroom, and a large walk-in wardrobe, comfortably accommodating up to two guests.
Equinox - Modern Highlands Charm In Mittagong - Alpine
9.6 39 reviews

Equinox - Modern Highlands Charm In Mittagong

apartment, Mittagong
This three-bedroom, one-bathroom house in Mittagong, Southern Highlands, is a short drive from Bowral.
Sleeping six guests (plus three day visitors), this pet-friendly property boasts a kitchen with dishwasher, air conditioning, a fireplace, garden, parking, and excellent user ratings; PID-STRA-71814.
The Gums - Luxe Cottage - Alpine
10 200 reviews

The Gums - Luxe Cottage

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The Camel Cottage is a secluded rural retreat just an hour's drive from Sydney, offering a peaceful escape near Mittagong. It consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The cottage has one bedroom and one bathroom, accommodating up to two guests. It comes fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, including a kitchen, air conditioning, a garden, and parking. Guests can enjoy watching camels graze in the paddock, relax in the beautiful natural surroundings, and indulge in the provided pamper kit.
Pause To Smell The Roses - Alpine
9.5 25 reviews

Pause To Smell The Roses

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This house is located just a short distance from the towns of Mittagong and Bowral, nestled within the peaceful rural setting of the Southern Highlands. The house has received excellent ratings for its cleanliness, location, and overall user experience.
The property offers spacious and private 2-bedroom accommodation with a combined living area, comfortably sleeping up to 5 guests. Guests can enjoy access to a local coffee shop, playground facilities, and easy access to a range of activities in the Southern Highlands, including hiking, biking, and exploring historic sites.

Frequently asked questions about bed and breakfast in Alpine

  • Which local specialties should not be missed in Alpine, Australia?

    The culinary scene in Alpine, Australia centres around hearty, warming dishes perfect for the colder climate. Expect to find locally sourced produce in many restaurants, including venison, trout, and wild mushrooms. Many establishments showcase the region's cheeses and craft beers. Look for restaurants offering menus that highlight seasonal, regional ingredients.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts in Alpine?

  • What are some unique or less touristy places to visit in Alpine, Australia?

    To escape the crowds, consider exploring the smaller villages and towns surrounding the main ski resorts. Places like Harrietville, Bright, and Omeo offer a quieter experience with charming cafes and stunning scenery. Hiking trails further from the popular resorts often lead to secluded spots with breathtaking views.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a pool in Alpine?

  • What kinds of terrain and natural landscapes does Alpine, Australia offer?

    Alpine, Australia boasts diverse terrain, from snow-capped mountains and alpine meadows to lush valleys and rivers. The region includes national parks like the Alpine National Park, offering opportunities for hiking, skiing, and exploring diverse ecosystems. Expect dramatic changes in scenery depending on altitude and season.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with a jacuzzi in Alpine?

  • Are there family-friendly hiking trails in Alpine, Australia?

    Yes, many family-friendly hiking trails exist in Alpine, Australia. The shorter trails around Mount Buffalo National Park and the Bogong High Plains are good starting points. Always check trail difficulty ratings and ensure the trail is appropriate for the age and fitness level of everyone in your group. Remember to pack appropriate clothing and footwear.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts for families and kids in Alpine?

  • Are there any safety tips for women travelling solo in Alpine, Australia?

    As with any solo travel, planning and awareness are key. Inform someone of your itinerary, stick to well-populated areas, especially at night, and be aware of your surroundings. Carry a fully charged mobile phone and consider a personal locator beacon (PLB) for remote hikes. Let accommodation providers know your plans, and always inform someone of your whereabouts.
  • What are the best pet friendly bed and breakfasts in Alpine?

  • What is the perfect week-long itinerary for Alpine, Australia?

    A week-long itinerary depends on your interests. A possible plan could include: two days exploring Mount Hotham or Falls Creek (depending on the season), a day exploring Bright, a day hiking in Mount Buffalo National Park, a day driving along the Great Alpine Road, and a day relaxing and enjoying the local culinary scene. This is just a suggestion; tailor it to your interests.
  • What are the best bed and breakfasts with parking in Alpine?

  • Are there any one-of-a-kind cultural experiences or workshops to try in Alpine, Australia?

    While large-scale cultural events are limited, opportunities to connect with the region's Aboriginal heritage are available through guided tours and talks offered by local operators in some areas. These experiences often focus on the area’s history and traditional practices. Check with local tourism operators for availability.
  • What are some great opportunities to engage with locals and explore the culture of Alpine, Australia?

    The best way to engage with locals is by visiting smaller towns and villages. Chatting with staff at local businesses, cafes, and pubs is a great way to learn more about the region. Consider staying in locally owned accommodation; many offer insights into the area and opportunities to interact with the community. Participating in guided walks or tours can also provide chances to interact with knowledgeable locals.

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