No.14 Lovel St Guesthouse Blue Mountains

22/09/2026

💙 Come for the views, leave knowing you've helped give back.

We donate a percentage of all income (not just profit), so every booking helps. Thanks to guests choosing No.14 (and our other businesses of Out of the Blue and Blue Mountains Bag Storage), we're able to pass on thousands of dollars each year.

If you feel like adding a little extra kindness to your stay, there's a donation tin (or QR code) with our cookies + cake, with donations going to our chosen charities.

Our charities are both local and for the wider Australian community:
• Junction 142 (Katoomba)
• NSW Rural Fire Service (Katoomba and Leura)
• Blue Mountains World Heritage Institute
• Blue Mountains Aboriginal Community Resource Centre
• First Nation Futures
• Rural Aid
• Cancer Council Australia
• Beyond Blue
plus supporting as many local fundraisers as we can, wehether hrough cash or in kind donations.

Quiet stay, real impact.

18/09/2026

Big kitchens make the best memories 😊

When the whole crew can cook, chat and unwind together, the trip feels easier.
At No.14 Lovel St, private house rentals give groups, families and bushwalking mates space to settle in and stay awhile.

Planning a Blue Mountains escape? Book direct and make it your place for a few peaceful nights.

15/09/2026

Doing the Grand Cliff Top Walk? Grand idea!

📸 These pics from National Parks and WIldlife Service (NPWS) give a taster of the views during this 19km walk.

You’ll often see this walk promoted as needing three separate accommodation bookings for before/during/after a 2 day walk. The good news: you can base yourself at No.14 Lovel St for the Leura and Katoomba sections and skip the hassle of packing up and moving. So you can either stay the night in Wentworth Falls, or arrive at Wentworth Falls train station in the morning and organise a bag transfer (details below) so your luggage is waiting for you at the end of the day.

No.14 Lovel St is perfectly positioned for the Leura and Katoomba sections, as we’re nicely equidistant between Gordon Falls (the suggested mid-point) and the finish at Scenic World.

Want to make it even easier? We can help with bag transfer and storage through our local partners, and we’d recommend these as well, even if No.14 Lovel St isn’t your accommodation of choice:

🚙 Out of the Blue private transport to transfer you and/or your bags between legs.

🧳 Blue Mountains Bag Storage in conjunction or separate from bag transfer. Location just one minute from Katoomba train station.

Walk light, arrive relaxed, and enjoy a calm, clean guesthouse stay (no TVs, no parties).

Book direct www.14lovelst.com
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10/09/2026

FAQ: What to do on a rainy day in the Blue Mountains?

First up: don’t panic. Forecasts often look scarier than they feel. We check radar/timing apps, and our roof we**am is a quick check too, if you’re not actually here. Sometimes it’s not much rain, and a lot of it falls overnight.

That overnight rain is what makes the Mountains magic: waterfalls fill up, and the day can still be mostly sunny.

And sometimes rain will be heavy. That’s life. As the great Billy Connolly said: “There’s no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing, so get yourself a sexy raincoat and live a little!”

Rainy-day (and between-showers) classics:
• Chase a waterfall: post-rain = extra wow! Pics are from talented local photographers Gary P Hayes (1), Jeremy Murray (3), and Zo Martin (4 & 5).
• Misty views? The rainforest is lush and the fog is moody in the best way. Not up for a big walk? Scenic World gets you down and back up with zero effort.
• Art galleries + local makers, or even look up a class that may be running, or you can book in advance (pic: Ladybird Creative).
• Eating and drinking: long lunches, cosy cafes, and yes, w**e tasting is an all-weather sport (pic: famous Flower Pot Scone at Wayzgoose Diner).
• Virtual reality at the Heritage Centre in Blackheath (pic: Wollemi Pine VR).
• Shopping in our many unique villages (pic: Megalong Books).
• Take a drive: it might be drizzly in Katoomba but clear elsewhere, or around at Bilpin or Mt Tomah.
• Adventure option: canyoning is wet anyway… but safety first. Go with local expert guides (pic: High’n’Wild).

So yep, pack a raincoat… but still get out exploring. 🌿

And when you’re done, come back to recharge at No.14 Lovel St a comfy, cosy guesthouse where you can cuddle up, and listen to the rain.

Need a lift and local know-how? Let Out of the Blue - private transport take the wheel while you sit back and relax.

Checking out and the weather clears? Leave your bags at Blue Mountains Bag Storage near Katoomba station and enjoy another full day in the sun.

07/09/2026

Blue Mountains trails, views, and quiet nights. 🌿

From waterfalls to bush tracks, there is so much to explore right on our doorstep. Then come back to No.14 Lovel St for a calm, clean sleep, no TVs, no party noise, just rest.

Book direct and make your mountain escape easy.

04/09/2026

Nature doesn’t rush and still gets everything done.

If you’ve been running on fast-forward, consider this your gentle nudge to slow down.

The Blue Mountains is made for a proper reset: crisp air, big valley views, long bushwalks, early nights, and that calm feeling you only get when you’re surrounded by trees.

Come stay at No.14 Lovel St in Katoomba and give yourself space to breathe. Quiet house, clean rooms, and a cosy lounge for the post-walk wind-down.

We're hosting a special group private rental from 23 August through the October long weekend, so No.14 will be in exclusive use. But we're already taking bookings for October onwards—peaceful individual stays or Christmas/summer holiday full house rentals for groups and families fill fast. Interested in the long weekend (3–4 Oct)? Email us. Other bookings open on our website from 5 October.

Looking ahead to a quiet Blue Mountains getaway? Save this for later 🌿

04/09/2026

It's flower power time in the Mountains! 💐🌼🌸 Book now for your spring fling at No.14 - we're fully booked until 3 October (long weekend - get in now!). Don't forget to plan ahead for full house private rentals for larger groups of family and friends - Christmas is not too far away either! 😳

🌸 Spring has sprung in the Blue Mountains! 🌿

Our brand-new Spring edition of the Official Blue Mountains Tourism Visitor Guide has arrived and it’s blooming with inspiration for your next mountain escape.

From the spectacular Leura Gardens Festival and springtime adventures in the National Park, to leisurely cellar-door visits and discovering the region’s craft distilleries, spring is the perfect time to get out and explore. 🥂🌼

Plus, join us as we celebrate Explorer Bus’s 40th anniversary, taste the latest places in the Eat guide, follow the Craft Beverage Trail, and discover plenty more to see, do and taste across the Mountains.

🦖 And one question remains… did anyone else hear the roar of the dinosaur? 👀

Pick up your copy and start planning your spring adventure in the Blue Mountains.

04/09/2026

Spring is here! Bookings at No.14 are available from 3 October (long weekend!).

In this issue we continue to celebrate what's great about our region: the joy of the seasons, the wonders of the landscape, the thrill of discovery, of place, p

04/09/2026

SUPER excited that Lloyd Spiegel is returning to BMMF - we're big fans! He was previously scheduled, but then the Festival got cancelled that year. 🥲 The Festival is always fantastic - get your early bird tickets now, and book the last remaining rooms at No.14 for the three nights!

Okay, round two is here, and we are SO excited 🎶

Second artist announcement is here, and it's a good one!

Say hello to dlù , Fred Smith Music , Lloyd Spiegel Music (Lloyd Spiegel Trio), Lorraine Nash , Luka Bloom , Pirritu Music, and The Maes.

Eight more artists joining the 2027 Festival!

And we're still not done. More names to come. 👀

Early Bird tickets are on sale now if you haven't grabbed yours: http://www.bmff.org.au/tickets

04/09/2026

Nature doesn’t rush and still gets everything done.

If you’ve been running on fast-forward, the Blue Mountains is a pretty great place to slow right down.

Think: valley views, crisp air, long walks, early nights, and that calm you only get when you’re surrounded by bushland.

If you’re planning a wellness break (or just need a proper breather), come stay with us at No.14 Lovel St in Katoomba. We’re a quiet, clean guesthouse with a cosy lounge for the post-walk wind-down.

We're hosting a special group private rental from 23 August through the October long weekend, so No.14 will be in exclusive use. Interested in the long weekend (3–4 Oct)? Email us. Otherwise, bookings open on our website from 5 October. Peaceful individual stays or Christmas/summer holiday full house rentals for groups and families fill fast.

What’s your favourite way to slow down when you travel?