
Standard Room
Typically a Standard Room contains one or more beds but does not have ensuite bathing and toilet facilities. Guests normally share these facilities.
Sleeps
28
The Bischoff Hotel is a heritage listed Edwardian-Federation style building, constructed in 1909. Said to be the only hotel in the country with waterfall views, you must experience the magnificence of the waterfall in person.
Waratah is a quaint little village originally established in 1871 as a tin mining town when it was discovered that tin was abundant in Mt Bischoff.
You must add Waratah to your itinerary and visit the Bischoff Hotel where you can access beautifully appointed accommodation, restaurant, bar and bottle shop. The Bischoff Hotel is open 7 days a week from 10am daily.
Indicative rates
$79 per night
Call the hotel directly to discuss your accommodation needs.

Typically a Standard Room contains one or more beds but does not have ensuite bathing and toilet facilities. Guests normally share these facilities.
Sleeps
28
Typically an Ensuite Room has bed/s and own bathing and toilet facilities accessed from within the room.
Sleeps
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