Somersby Guesthouse

Inside

The kitchen is equipped with gas cooking, large fridge and pantry, and a Breville coffee machine. The bedroom has a queen bed with quality bedding, and plenty of robe space available. The living space feels spacious yet cozy with a raked ceiling and sofas for lounging. There’s a washing machine should you need to do a load. The tiled bathroom floor is heated, and the shower includes a hand shower as well as an overhead rain shower (both with good water pressure!).

The guesthouse is plumbed entirely with natural spring water - there is a bore on the property which draws pristine water from the aquifer 40 metres below, naturally filtered through the Gosford Sandstone geology. The water is free of iron, and high in magnesium bi-carbonate - for those so interested. It’s good enough to bottle, and far too good to waste!


Outside

Enjoy the natural (and private) bush setting surrounding the guesthouse. Relax in the lounge chairs by the fire pit. There’s an outdoor bath with a caddy - you can even watch a movie on the TV from the bath! The edge of the deck is also a great place to perch with your morning coffee. There’s plenty of parking space close to the guesthouse, and lots to see & do in the area!


In the area

Somersby Falls is just a 10 minute drive south. Beautiful waterfall, walking track and picnic area.
Saddles Mount White is great for brunch or lunch. 20 minutes drive from Somersby Guesthouse. They have a farmers market every third Wednesday of the month.
The Hunter Valley vineyards are also under an hour’s drive to the North. A better route is ‘Route 33’ through Kulnura, Bucketty, Wollombi, and Broke. We’d highly recommend the scenic route if you have the time. Laguna Village on the Great North Road is well worth the lunch or rest stop too.