Guest accommodation · Southern Highlands
Where everyone else sleeps.
The Homestead takes your closest twelve. This is the list we give every couple for the other hundred and forty — sorted by how many beds, so you can stop guessing.
Start here
Bundanoon is where most of your guests will stay.
It's a thirty-five minute drive from our gate, and it's the closest village with real choice: a 1925 guest house, a refurbished pub, a five-star boutique hotel and a deep bench of houses, all within a short walk of each other.
That matters more than it sounds. Guests staying in one village means one bus route, one pick-up point, and nobody driving home in the dark on a dirt road.
The Homestead, for your closest twelve →Room blocks & big groups
One address, a lot of beds. These are the three to call first if you're holding rooms.
The Bundanoon Guest House
BundanoonSleeps 36
One of the last original guest houses in the village, built in 1925 and still holding on to the open fire and the wide front veranda. Fourteen en-suite rooms in the main house plus a two-bedroom cottage at the rear, with a continental breakfast included. We already partner with them for retreats, so say you're with Caoura when you book.
Visit their site →Bundanoon Hotel
BundanoonSleeps 120
The village pub, built in 1922 and properly refurbished, sitting on five acres two minutes' walk from the station and right on the edge of Morton National Park. Fifty-six rooms across en-suite and shared, plus a self-contained cottage. The most beds in one place, and where everyone tends to wash up on Sunday.
Visit their site →Osborn House
BundanoonSleeps 54+
The luxury end of the village. Twenty-two rooms and twelve forest lodges, several with outdoor baths looking into the national park, plus a spa, a lap pool and a live-fire kitchen. Where parents and the wedding party usually end up.
Visit their site →
Whole houses
For the family contingent who'd rather one roof, one kitchen and one long breakfast.
Duncraig House
BundanoonSleeps 14
A four-bedroom house and a two-bedroom cottage on a fenced acre: open fire, outdoor spa, fire pit and a garden the kids can disappear into. Pet friendly, which is rarer than it should be.
Visit their site →Ballogie Lodge
BundanoonSleeps 8
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms in a quiet pocket two kilometres from the village, with a raised outlook over rooftops to the paddocks behind. A short drive on again to the Glow Worm Glen walk.
Visit their site →Injala House
ExeterSleeps 12
Oak & Ember House
BundanoonSleeps 8
Everything else
For the stragglers, the late bookers and anyone after something specific.
A collection of local Airbnbs
Bundanoon, Exeter & PenroseSleeps many, locally
Cottages, cabins and houses scattered through the villages around us. Worth a look once the guesthouse and the hotel are holding your main blocks and you're filling in the gaps.
Visit their site →
One piece of advice
Book it earlier than feels necessary.
The Highlands is a small market with a long wedding season. October and November are busy every single weekend, and the Brigadoon Festival in early April fills Bundanoon completely.
If your date falls anywhere near those, hold a block of rooms as soon as you've locked the venue. Guests can always be added; beds can't.
We have partnered arrangements at some of these properties and can introduce you directly. Ask us when you book.
Getting everyone home
One village, one bus.
Because the last four kilometres of Caoura Road are dirt and there's no phone-a-taxi out here, coaches are how guests get in and out. Keeping the guest list concentrated in Bundanoon means a single pick-up run and a single drop-off at the end of the night.
Getting here, and getting home →Still deciding
We'll help you place everyone.
Send us your rough guest numbers and we'll tell you what to book, in what order, and who to mention our name to.
Talk to us
Site visits
Come and stand on the cliffs.
Site visits run by appointment and take about an hour. Bring your questions.