Perfect for the whole family
About Echo Point Village
At Echo Point Village we offer you a range of quality accommodation in the most prime location in the Blue Mountains, right next to the Three Sisters Lookout. We have a range of accommodation options available: Echopoint Villas, Three Sisters Cottage and the Blue View House. All options are self contained and are comfortable and relaxing after a busy day exploring all that the Blue Mountains has to offer.
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Echo Point Villas
Starting From $125 Per Night
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King bed, Double bedOCCUPANCY
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36 Echo Point Road, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)VIEW
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Three Sisters Cottage
Starting From $180 Per Night
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King bed, Queen bedOCCUPANCY
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36 Echo Point Road, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)VIEW
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Blue View House
Starting From $180 Per Night
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King bed, Twin bedsOCCUPANCY
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2-4 Cliff Drive, Katoomba (PLEASE NOTE: There is no office located at this address, check in at 18 Echo Point Road only)VIEW
Echo Point & Three Sisters Katoomba
Our Offerings
At Echo Point Village we provide you with a quality experience and homely stay; right in the most prime location in Katoomba.
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Accomodation
Stay where you can actually see the Blue Mountains! Echopoint Village is on the doorstep of the Three Sisters. We will help you experience all that the Blue Mountains has to offer.
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Blue Mountains Experience
Natural attractions and breathtaking beauty is just the beginning! Food, shopping, markets & festivals make your stay at the Blue Mountains an experience you will come back for.
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Special Events
Our villas and cottages are the perfect location for all types of events. We are also situated right next to the idyllic wedding location, Lilianfel’s Park.
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Free Wifi
We are proud to offer Free Wifi at all Equeva Group Hotels and Motels in the Blue Mountains. Just one more reason to stay with us!
A Look Back At The Mountains
It was in 1813 that Blaxland, Wentworth, and Lawson crossed the Blue Mountain, 1816 when the first Blue Mountains Building was established by Governor Macquarie and 1874 when the first railway platform was built at Katoomba.
The Blue Mountains have come a long way since then with the Greater Blue Mountains being announced as Australia’s 14th World Heritage Area in the year 2000. Today it is a hub of activity, from explorers to shoppers to foodies enjoying the sights, sounds and activities of the destination.
