Best Western Alpine Motor Inn

Business Facilities

Fax, Copier, Computer & Internet service available in office at minimal charge.

Check In Instructions

Check In 2pm

Check Out 10am

Children and Extra Guests Details

There is a $60 Charge per Extra Adult.

There is a $10 Charge per Extra Child.

Car Parking Details

There is Off- Street parking available.

Travel Directions

General Directions

Best Western Alpine Motor Inn in the Blue Mountains is only 90 minutes from Sydney and can be reached by car, rail, shuttle and scheduled services.

From Sydney - Via Great Western Highway (M4)The most direct approach is to head west from Sydney along Parramatta Road to the M4 Motorway.

From Canberra/Melbourne - Via Goulburn Travelling on M5,M7 and then join M4 to Blue Mountains.

If you live in the West of the State you can approach the Mountains via Bathurst and Lithgow.

Getting to the Blue Mountains by Charter A personalized on-demand shuttle service is available from Sydney Airport or the Sydney Metropolitan Area to and from all Blue Mountains Accommodation Centres. Contact Aerocity Shuttle (coach or minibus) Tel 02 4782 1866 True Blue Tours (luxury Mercedes limousine) Tel 02 4782 1956 RediCar Rental (self-drive) Tel 02 4751 8920

Other private charters available include helicopters, 4WD Tours & Limousines call 1300 653 408 for details.

Scheduled Services- you can travel to the Blue Mountains by using the daily GX255 service of Greyhound Pioneer or McCaffertys. Coaches depart Sydney from Eddy Avenue and will set down in Katoomba at the E & W bus stop on the Great Western Highway or at Lithgow at McDonalds Family Restaurant.

Check out the fares and make a booking on their web site call on 13 14 99 or contact your local travel agent. Day Tours - A number of coach companies offer day tours to the Blue Mountains departing from Circular Quay. Coachs are also available from all major Sydney Hotels. Call 1300 653 408 for suggested operators.

Rail services operate from Sydney to Lithgow, stopping at all major villages throughout the mountains. View recent timetables at http//www.cityrail.nsw.gov.au. Train buffs can experience the past on the Zig Zag railway. Special steam journeys are also available at times throughout the year.

Distance from Airport

The closest Domestic or International airport is Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport approximately 90 mins drive from the property,

Transport from and to Airport can be arrangd at the cost and must be pre-booked 48 hours in advance.

Things To Do

Top Activities For KATOOMBA (Blue Mountains)

The Six-Foot Track - For the adventurous, this challenging track takes you from Katoomba through to the Jenolan Caves, taking the route down into Nellies Glen and across the beautiful Megalong Valley. The track offers opportunities to visit Pulpit Rock and Boonie Doon Falls.

General Walking Tracks - There are plenty of walking tracks around Katoomba and the Jamison Valley which offer sensational views and take in historic sites and many other points of interest.

Horse Riding - Go horse riding in the Megalong Valley.

Blue Mountains National Park - Opportunities for rockclimbing and canoening.

The Scenic Skyway - Built in 1958, this is Australias first cable skyway for passengers. It can take about 30 passengers at a time at a height of around 300 metres and offers panoramic views of the Jamison Valley, Katoomba Falls and Orphan Rock.

Jenolan Caves - These underground limestone caves are a popular attraction in the Blue Mountains region. Features 9 spectacular show caves.

The Three Sisters - An amazing and much-photographed rock formation in Australia with constantly changing colours throughout the day. According to an Aboriginal legend, the three sisters Meenhhi, Wimlah and Gunnedoo were turned to stone by a tribal witchdoctor.

Katoomba Falls - A lookout at the falls has scenic views of the Jamison Valley and Orphan Rock.

The Hattery and Mountain Artery - A fine collection of arts including paintings, pottery, sculpture and a special collection of Akubra hats.

The Paragon - An historic establishment, classified by the National Trust and National Heritage. A great spot to enjoy a devonshire tea and a nice treat.