Mountain Heritage

Katoomba, Australia · Meetings · Weddings

Conferences for 200, cocktails for 400 and 41 rooms in a historic hotel above the Jamison Valley in Katoomba

Day and residential conferences for up to 200 delegates, cocktail events for 400, board meetings and small weddings, with 41 rooms, an in-house restaurant and bushwalk team building at a historic hotel above the Jamison Valley in Katoomba.

Maximum capacity
400
Event spaces
3
Rooms
41
Rooms with daylight
Yes

Event spaces

  • Main Conference Roomup to 400theatre 200, cocktail 400, classroom or banquet possible, integrated AV
  • Tower Roomup to 5020 to 50 guests, natural light, breakouts and workshops
  • Executive Boardroomsup to 158 to 15 guests, quiet, Jamison Valley views

Transport

Train station
Katoomba450 m · 8 min walk
Airport
Western Sydney International Airport (WSI)41 km · about 1 h 10 by car
Airport
Sydney (Kingsford Smith) Airport (SYD)84 km · about 1 h 50 by car

Distances as the crow flies; times are estimates. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Getting there and practical details

Neighborhood
Katoomba, Blue Mountains, above the Jamison Valley

Mountain Heritage in Katoomba can host conferences of up to 200 delegates in theatre layout, cocktail events of up to 400 guests, board meetings for eight to 15 people and small weddings, with 41 rooms and suites on site. The hotel stands at the corner of Apex and Lovel Streets, above the Jamison Valley in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales.

Seminars and company events

The hotel sells day delegate rates and residential packages. Both include catering from Jamison Views Restaurant, and the team adjusts each package to the program. A company can hold its plenary in the main room, run breakout work in the Tower Room and keep the boardrooms for quieter sessions. Meeting spaces have modern audiovisual equipment and high-speed WiFi, and delegates park free of charge on site.

The setting shapes the team-building offer. The hotel runs guided bushwalks and outdoor challenges in the surrounding landscape, and delegates have use of an outdoor activity center set aside for hotel groups. A day of workshops can end with a walk along the escarpment before dinner.

Weddings and receptions

Weddings here are on the smaller side. The hotel names a range from a private dinner for ten to a cocktail party for forty, and it also plans elopements and micro weddings. Ceremonies take place in the gardens or on the terraces, with sandstone cliffs behind the couple, at sunset or in the morning. Guests then move to drinks on the terrace and into a reception room with high ceilings, European-style furniture and tall windows over the valley. A wedding brochure and an inquiry form are available on the hotel's site.

Rooms and capacities

The Main Conference Room is the largest space. It seats 200 in theatre style, holds 400 for a cocktail event and can also be set as a classroom or for a banquet, with integrated audiovisual support. The Tower Room takes 20 to 50 people and gets plenty of natural light. The executive boardrooms seat eight to 15 people in quiet parts of the building, with views across the Jamison Valley.

Accommodation

The hotel has 41 rooms and suites in four categories: Heritage Suite, Heritage Room, Mountain View Room and Heritage Spa and Fireplace Room. Delegates and wedding guests can stay on site, which simplifies residential seminars and weekends built around a ceremony.

Catering

Jamison Views Restaurant handles catering for meetings and events. It serves breakfast, an a la carte dinner and seasonal events such as Yulefest, and it offers in-room dining. Conference packages include a two-course lunch option.

History and setting

The hotel describes itself as a historic boutique property with more than a century of history, run in the manner of a European country retreat and still keeping its original character. It looks over the Jamison Valley toward the World Heritage-listed wilderness of the Blue Mountains.

Getting there

The address is the corner of Apex and Lovel Streets, Katoomba NSW 2780. Delegates park free of charge on site. Groups arriving by coach or car can agree arrival times and parking needs with the events team when they book.

What sets it apart

  • 01Main Conference Room: 200 theatre, 400 cocktail
  • 0241 rooms and suites on site
  • 03Day delegate and residential packages with in-house catering
  • 04Guided bushwalks and outdoor team-building challenges
  • 05Garden and terrace ceremonies over the Jamison Valley

Questions and answers

How many delegates can a conference hold?

The Main Conference Room seats 200 in theatre style and holds 400 for a cocktail event. The Tower Room takes 20 to 50 and the boardrooms 8 to 15.

Are there bedrooms on site?

Yes. The hotel has 41 rooms and suites in four categories, and residential conference packages are available.

Who provides the catering?

Jamison Views Restaurant, the hotel's own restaurant. Day delegate and residential packages include its catering, with a two-course lunch option.

Is team building available?

Yes. The hotel runs guided bushwalks and outdoor challenges, and groups can use an outdoor activity center.

Does the hotel host weddings?

Yes, mostly small ones: from a private dinner for ten to a cocktail party for forty, plus elopements and micro weddings, with ceremonies in the gardens or on the terraces.

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