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While I didn't stay at Cave House, the national park folks were kind enough to show me their wheelchair accessible suite (room 3). For such an old building, I was impressed with the suite. You need to bring your own food. The Information Centre across the road sells snacks and some food, but not anything perishable. The tariff changes according to the season, going from $150 to $300 per night, with a minimum two night stay. There is moderation (free) wifi and no TV, so bring a book.
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Date of stay: October 2023
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Room Tip:Â Even if you're staying, you still need to pay for cave tours. There's a accessible cave tour;...
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I don’t know why the NSW government (NPWS runs this venue) doesn’t promote it more publicly! It’s a beautiful historical building in an area of many attractions and it should be a lot more popular with adventurers and families. The caves are marvellous, thermal pool is a pleasant experience, although the walk is challenging to get there. We stayed in rooms 10+.11, plenty of room and lovely comfortable beds. The room was cosy and warm and there are 3 kitchens for guests to create their own gourmet meals. Guests must bring all foods because the office has only a few staple canned foods. I can’t recommend it highly enough, especially when there’s snow at mt. Selwyn. Everything was very clean, including the kitchen.
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip:Â Bring everything you need! There is availability for disabled/wheelchair access to jillabenan cave.
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Such a lovely location. Comfortable accommodation. Beds and linens lovely. Kitchen well stocked with all the utensils for cooking - just bring your own food. Plenty of bird life to spy white sitting on the decks. Easy access to the caves. Moderate fitness level to access the thermal pool. So sad to leave!!
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Date of stay: March 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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We stayed in the spacious West Wing for 2 nights and it was a great way to visit the caves and experience the bush and lookouts around the place. The setting is sylvan with kangaroos sheltering from the rain just across from our balcony and birdsong everywhere when the sun came out. The building was erected in 1901 and therefore there is no soundproofing so you hear all the activities and chatting of your neighbours - not a big deal. The beds were comfortable and we had brought in a full esky so ate well for 2 nights as there is no dining here anywhere nearby.
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Date of stay: March 2022
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Spent Easter in the East Wing - two families (6 people in total). The building has so much charm, felt like we were stepping back in time. Ensuite was great, beds were comfy, and the kitchen facilities were fantastic for self catering. It was so lovely to use this accommodation to explore the caves and thermal pools and walks in a leisurely way over a few days and be able to read and relax and enjoy the surroundings. We thought this stay was outstanding value.
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Date of stay: April 2022
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This is a great spot for people who want to stay in nature but still sleep in a bed. Big spaces, comfy beds. The shared kitchen is well-equipped and cleaned daily, as are the barbeques. There is ample communal space to hang out and read a book at night, or to make new friends. Wifi with limited data available.
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Date of stay: February 2023
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Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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4 of us, 2 senior couples , stayed in the West wing. Although the house is historic it was very comfortable and beds, pillows etc very comfortable. It’s lovely to go off grid and do some walks and visit some caves , swim in thermal pool etc. Staff are super friendly and helpful. The only suggestion to improve is for instructions for heaters, stove etc. Also maybe a general info book. This are and surrounds have suffered in the 2021 fires and then recently torrential rain, causing some landslides. Some areas have been closed for safety reasons.
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Date of stay: February 2021Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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The cave was magnificent. The one we went into is disability friendly and the staff were very friendly. We had a lovely picnic on the tables outside the cave and were accompanied by a cute little wallaby who shared our lunch. The price was reasonable and we had a great tour guide.
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Date of stay: August 2024
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Trip type: Travelled with family
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Stunning,amenities 5 star,clean spotless. Beautifully maintained. Very helpful Parks staff. Road access is ok, gravel, ok 2wd. Ensuite double lovely. No luggage store except to slide under bed. Huge walk in shower we were in room 2 . super modern kitchen. Can't fault. Worth the $$.
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Date of stay: October 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip:Â Probably next outside school holidays, avoid terrible wet weather...ask parks for transfer based...
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We stayed here with my extended family group for 4 nights. It's close to Mt Selwyn for family skiing.
We stayed in the East Wing (6 single bedrooms and 1 kingsize bedroom, 2 bathrooms. Lovely atmospheric lounge room with great view. The kitchen's a bit pokey but the big dining table is great. The bathrooms are spartan, cold and the shower gets all the floor wet. The water was hot, though, so ++. The heating in general was good but it does turn off by itself at certain times and I would have preferred it warmer.
There's great walking tracks nearby and the caves, of course. Next time, I might even brave the thermal pool, but my memory from childhood was it was only lukewarm, so not that inviting in winter.
Overall, it's a fantastic location within the Snowy Mountains National Park and would definitely stay again and again.
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Date of stay: July 2018
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PRICE RANGE
AU$193 - AU$581 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
LOCATION
AustraliaNew South WalesYarrangobilly
NUMBER OF ROOMS
11
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