Central NSW Accommodation - Great rates for a broad range of Hotels, Motels, Bed and Breakfast's and Last Minute Deals

Some favourite Central NSW locations:

Bathurst

Central Tablelands

This weeks Hot Picks:

Country Comfort Bathurst
Contemporary in design, outstanding in quality and service, located 3mins away from the town centre.

Ophir Gold Bed & Breakfast
Ophir Gold is set in a park-like garden on 5 hectares on the edge of town in a rural setting.

Central NSW Hotels & Motels

From Sydney, Bathurst is the gateway to the region, and from there you can turn north-west through Orange and Dubbo or south-west through Cowra and West Wyalong. The region's history can be read in its architecture, from humble slab huts to the lavish hotels and mansions built during gold and farming booms. From the gold rush towns of Sofala and Hill End to remote sheep stations, Central NSW provides the visitor with an unforgettable bush experience - where history comes alive before your very eyes. There are numerous National Parks and some excellent attractions. Exploring the Central New South Wales makes for a perfect holiday.

Central NSW Holiday Accommodation

Central NSW has long been the nation's fertile farming region where wheat and sheep are the primary industry. Mining has also played a part with gold, silver and various mineral deposits supporting towns throughout the state. West of the Blue Mountains are the cental plains and the country towns of Bathurst, Orange, Parkes, Forbes, Cowra, Young, Dubbo and Mudgee. The majority of towns in central NSW enjoy most of the modern conveniences of today such as fresh water, sewerage, telephone, some with mobile telephone services, schools, hospitals and modern shopping facilities.

Central NSW has long been the nation's fertile farming region where wheat and sheep are the primary industry. Mining has also played a part with gold, silver and various mineral deposits supporting towns throughout the state. Bordered by the Great Dividing Range that separates the coast from the interior, central NSW often suffers from long periods of drought. When the rains finally break there are other problems such as floods, mice and bugs but country folk take this all in their stride. Here you'll find historic gold rush towns, sheep stations, a diverse range of attractions like the area's 6 observatories, and 14 national parks & reserves. After a day exploring the wide open spaces you can sample the superb food, wine and hospitality. The area is rich in colonial history, where you will find majestic heritage buildings, museums, friendly country towns and beautiful parks, gardens and streetscapes. Offering a myriad of accommodation choices and activities to choose from.