8 Things We Love About Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains 

From an indoor ice-skating rink and hidden whiskey bar to breathtaking views over the rugged Jamison Valley, there’s a lot to love about Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery.  

Framed by spectacular views of eucalyptus trees, dramatic mountain peaks and ancient sandstone plateaus, Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery invites you to uncover the magic of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Greater Blue Mountains Area.  

Immerse yourself in the great outdoors with hikes and bike rides or simply unwind as you sample the resort’s incredible facilities, from an indoor cinema and billiards room to chef-hatted dining and cosy fireside bars.  

Read on to discover eight reasons why we love this mountainside retreat.  

1. The views are out of this world 

Poised on the cusp of the dramatic Jamison Valley, Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery offers unbelievable views at every turn. From your exquisite room or suite, watch the morning mist roll in, blanketing the canopy of eucalypts in a silvery glow as you sip your morning coffee. There are plenty of places to soak up natural splendour: gaze out at views over the ancient peaks and dazzling valleys as you feast on five courses of modern Australian cuisine at chef-hatted No. 1 Sublime Pt. or indulge in classic steakhouse fare paired with exquisite views at Embers Restaurant.  

2. It has a real ice-skating rink 

Glide into a winter wonderland at the region’s only ice-skating rink. This sprawling indoor rink caters to all levels, whether you’re a seasoned skater, curious beginner or simply seeking a little family fun. With skating aids for kids and an exciting line-up of weekly events, it’s the perfect place for a spot of family-friendly (or grown-up) fun during your Blue Mountains escape. 

3. It’s home to the largest indoor heated pool in the Blue Mountains 

Swim a lap or two in the Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery’s indoor heated pool, the largest in the Blue Mountains. Featuring a spectacular nature mural created by local artist Scott Nagy, it’s an inspiring space to work out or splash around and comes complete with a jacuzzi and sauna. The resort is also home to a sparkling outdoor pool for the warmer months, bordered by a sun-kissed deck for lazy summer days. 

4. It has its own whiskey tavern 

Inspired by the whiskey bars of old, Two Doctors Whiskey Tavern is a whimsical speakeasy hidden in the resort’s basement. Furnished with leather chesterfields and velvet armchairs, the walls are adorned with vintage bookshelves, unique antiques and bottles of fine Australian and international whiskeys. The impressive list of local drops can be enjoyed neat or in inventive cocktails showcasing Australian craft spirits and native ingredients. 

5. You can enjoy breakfast with a jaw-dropping view 

Days at Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery begin in style with a buffet breakfast at Jamison’s Restaurant. Watch the sun light up the magnificent valley from your table as you help yourself to the abundant buffet, overflowing with freshly baked bread, flaky pastries, fluffy eggs, crispy bacon, fresh fruit and so much more. Kick-start your morning with a barista-made coffee or sip on a freshly squeezed juice to fuel your body for the day ahead.  

6. Its golf course is the oldest in the Blue Mountains 

Home to the historic Leura Golf Club, Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery is a dream getaway for golf enthusiasts. The well-manicured course – established in 1902, making it the oldest in the Blue Mountains – offers spectacular views of the Jamison Valley, with its rugged terrain providing exciting challenges for even the most experienced golfers. Hit the green for a quick nine holes or spend a few hours practicing your swing across the entire 18-hole course. After your game, visit Leura Golf Club Bistro for a club-house style lunch and a craft beer from Sydney Brewery.   

7. It has a dreamy day spa 

Restore your sense of inner calm with a visit to Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery’s world-class Ubika Day Spa. Championing a holistic wellness experience, the dreamy spa is inspired by the seasons and surrounding environment, with all treatments designed to foster physical, emotional and spiritual growth. Signature experiences include a revitalising detox ritual, including a salt scrub, focus massage and energising facial and the 90-minute Time for Tea treatment, which finishes with a sparkling high tea overlooking the stunning valley. 

8. There’s a mini train and maze for kids 

Families will find plenty to love at Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains by MGallery. Arguably the star attraction is the Fairmont Express Train Ride, which takes kids (3–12) on an exciting tour through the resort. After a quick train ride, let the kids burn off some energy at the indoor mirror maze or outdoor garden maze as you soak up all the beauty of the resort gardens. Little ones can also be kept busy at the KidsZone, featuring a merry-go-round, giant slide, soft play area and dedicated teenager’s lounge with table tennis and pinball. 

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