We stayed for one night in the studio and it was really to short! Old Leura Dairy is a beautiful place. The room was very clean and furnished with attention to detail. The hot tub is enjoyable after making a bushwalk through the blue mountains.

A Magnificent hideaway in the Blue Mountains, very private, beautifully restored property. with all the old world charm and all the mod cons. The staff could not have been more helpful, from the moment of booking, our arrival and stay everything was perfect. Well situated in the heart of the Blue Mountains. Would definately recommend this hotel - just couldn't fault any aspect of it. Definatley be back.

We stayed at the Old Leura Dairy's Moo Manor (2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) last Saturday and thoroughly enjoyed it, but found it not worth the high price.

We paid $590 for the one night and this did not include a cooked breakfast or breakfast provisions.

Moo Manor is spacious and attractive and it has a nice, new stove and a small fireplace. We enjoyed relaxing in the lounge room with the TV and DVDs, but were not pleased to see blankets and cloths draped on the low chairs and sofas. This made us wonder if the upholstery was old or unclean. Maybe it was purely decorative, but we didn't think it was of a high enough standard to warrant $300/night/couple.

Beds and linens were nice, but a bit firm. The shower had plenty of water, but stuck to your legs while you showered.

Because this property is called the Old Leura Dairy, we thought it might have been a bit more rural, but it's suburban (surrounded by other homes as opposed to bushland).

The hot tub was okay, but takes quite a while to heat up to a nice hot temperature. The service was friendly and responsive, but I wouldn't stay here again because of cost.

We are a family of father, mother and 2 young boys (6 and 2.5 year olds). This was our first time to the Blue Mountains. Old Leura Dairy looked very inviting on TripAdvisor, so we decided to give it a try. Prices from the hotel were cheaper than what we found on wotif.com. We prepaid for 2 nights.

When we arrived in Leura, it turned out that the Blue Mountains area had freak weather of super strong winds. We arrived at Old Leura Dairy to find that many places in Leura have been out of power for the past 24 hours, including the Dairy. It was a bit of a shock to us since it was pretty cold and getting dark quick!

The fireplace thankfully was working and on when we arrived. My husband did have to wake up every 2 hours throughout the night to add more firewood. We all slept in the living room around the fireplace. It was super dark at night since there were only 4 candles.

I was upset as to why I wasn't contacted and offered the option to cancel our stay there due to the power outage. Turned out that they didn't have my local mobile and their Internet was down, so this seemed fair enough.

Woke up in the morning and we decided to stay for the 2nd night even though it was possible to get our 2nd night refunded. The power came back on that afternoon, so we had lights and heat that night.

Overall, we had a very pleasant and enjoyable stay. The cottage we stayed at, Moo Manor, was spacious. The living areas especially were well thought out. You have a seating area around the TV and fireplace. There is also another spacious seating nook off the dining table, for reading and just to get away from the TV. There was a selection of magazines, VHS, books by the front door. We didn't get a chance to use the kitchen since there was no power, but it was fully furnished. There are 2 bedrooms. Both quite small but no complaints here. The master bedroom was freezing as there was no heater (just electric blanket). The 2nd bedroom had no heater either, but was a lot warmer. I loved that there was 2.5 bathrooms. These are not huge but are thankfully equipped with heaters.

Linda the manager over there has been very pleasant to deal with. She answered questions quickly and was very understanding when I was slightly taken aback with the power outage.

Would we return to Old Leura Dairy? As much as I enjoyed our stay, I think I might try other places if we visit Blue Mountains again. We paid $760 for 2 nights, and felt it was quite expensive for what we got. The place oozes charm, but I wish the location were a bit more spectacular. As it is, the Dairy is located in the middle of a neighborhood area and the different cottages are located very close together.