Beautiful building and very comfy bed. The bathroom was ok but the shower was very powerful and just what I needed after a long day walking. It was nice to stay in a hotel with a lot of character. The staff were very friendly and keen to tell the history of the building

Internet wasn’t working, although I didn’t get a chance to speak to the owner about getting this resolved. Could have been my user error. Although clearly advertised that breakfast want provided I think it would be a good enhancement to the hotels offering to provide a good quality breakfast. The cafe down the road was easy to get to and I had a nice breakfast, but a hotel with this character should offer a breakfast to match in my opinion.

Location was absolutely brilliant. It’s probably the best located hotel in Leura. Minutes to the high street. Minutes to the train station. No parking problems. A lovely old pub, the Hotel Alexandra a 4 minute walk. A 6 minute drive to Katoomba. Leura House is an absolute treasure trove of history of the Leura area. We learnt more this trip than we’ve ever learnt before. The owner/ manager gives you a guided tour of the house and is frightfully well informed of the houses history. And gave us wonderful tips on where to visit. Despite being a historic house our stay was very comfortable. The mattress in our room was super. And we had a wonderful sleep. The balcony in our room looked out over the garden with a very refreshing view. The lack of a restaurant in the hotel was no problem as it was only a few minutes walk to the Polar Bear restaurant in Leura High street where we ate a delicious gourmet pizza. And Leura Cafe where we had breakfast. The lounge downstairs has been extensively renovated and sported a comfortable area. We had brought a bottle of wine( bought inSydney) but we were horrified to discover it tasted awful.

Nothing.😀We’ve always been interested in the history of the area and of Australia’s history so it’s been fascinating building on what we know.

Though a bit overpriced, this house is a little gem! It breaths some impressive local history, is well maintained, has a beautiful garden to enjoy the sun, is conveniently located only a short walk from the town’s neat little center (with a Woolworth) and a short drive from the Blue Mountains’ most popular look-out points. The 1-man staff (Eden) was very welcoming and kind and had an impressive work-ethic, apparently running the entire place by herself!

Bit overpriced for the level of luxury that you get.

Loved the heritage house, its history and large Deluxe Room and Standard Room which we stayed in. Great location near town centre of Leura with off-street parking. Check-in by Eden was friendly and efficient.

We had use of the bar kitchen for using dishes, glasses and cutlery, but the kitchen lacked dishwash liquid and drying cloths, for washing the items after use. No breakfast included in the price, but a basic breakfast would also go a long way to make the experience even better.

A group of friends were walking along the Grand Cliff Top Walk from Wentworth Falls to Leura. We stayed overnight at Leura House. The rooms were large and warm. It is an old charming house with a lovely garden and plenty of common space .The house was once a convent. It is close to places to eat and not far from the train stop. We basically had a huge house to ourselves. We had a taxi carry our bags on to Katoomba while we continued our walk. The town itself was very pretty and a reminder of times gone by.

All good.

The staff were so very welcoming and made sure we were comfortable and had all we needed for our overnight stay. They provided - without our asking - flutes for our sparkling shiraz, napkins and information about the facilities in the area open during the Christmas period. It's an easy walk to Leura village too. The cottage we stayed in was comfortable, excepting the beds were a little hard, but the receptionist mentioned that the whole place was to be significantly upgraded soon and asked for our feedback, to assist them. We were farewelled the next day by the same, lovely receptionist. She couldn't have been nicer, or warmer to us had we been her close family. I very much recommend Leura House for short stays in the Blue Mountains.

Beds a bit hard - that's all.

Lovely old mansion. A pleasant area downstairs for sitting and having self supplied drink and food. Access to microwave in staff kitchen area.

A bit run down. We were really not sure if the kitchen facilities were actually for us to use as often we had to go hunting around the industrial kitchen for cutlery and crockery. It all has amazing potential, but looks like it lacks love..

Leura House is an excellent location just a short walk from the station and shops. It was also only a 20-30 min walk from the National Park and access to bush walks. The room was very comfortable and the staff member who was at the check in and gave some history of the house was very friendly and welcoming.

The taps on the bathroom sink were very hard to turn on and off.

N/A Breakfast not available. Staff were very helpful, considerate and friendly. I enjoyed the tour of the House and hearing of the history. Suggestions of cafes and restaurants in town were appreciated. Room was clean and I appreciated the upgrade to a larger room. The location is excellent.

As Leura House is old it is a little tired and shabby but that didn't bother me as I loved the history of the place. A minor annoyance was only having shampoo and no conditioner for use in the bathroom.

It is a beautiful historic house that has been well adapted to its new role as a "hotel" . There are not a lot of facilities but that didn't bother us. It is very easy to get from the house back into the township of leura where there are eateries, supermarkets and a HUGE selection of nicknack shops

Our room was on the top floor and it was a bit of a climb.