Mount Victoria is the Blue Mountains before the crowds arrived — the highest, quietest village on the ridge — and Cedar Lodge has been putting people up in its garden cabins here for years. The formula is old-school and it works: timber, wood fires and views, rated 4.5 stars across 126 reviews.
★ 4.5 · 126 Google reviews (correct at the time of writing, July 2026)
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The cabins
The cabins are honest mountain accommodation — timber walls, comfortable beds, kitchenettes and verandahs looking over lawns to the ranges. Nothing minimalist, nothing fussy; the kind of place that smells like woodsmoke by 6pm in winter.
Around Mount Victoria
Blackheath’s cafes and Govetts Leap are ten minutes back up the highway, Victoria Pass drops to the historic pubs of Hartley, and the Glow Worm Tunnel is a fine half-day run via Lithgow.
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