Perisher Blue Accommodation

Anyone who loves snow will enjoy a holiday at Perisher Blue in Australia.

West of Sydney in New South Wales is Perisher Blue, in the Snowy Mountains. This is a great place to enjoy horse-riding, fishing or hiking during summer and one of the country's most adored snow playgrounds during winter.

Located in the high plains of Mt Kosciusko National Park, there is a wide selection of accommodation at Perisher. Perisher Blue Ski Resort is the southern hemisphere's largest ski resort made up of four popular smaller resorts, those being Perisher Valley, Smiggins Holes, Guthega and Blue Cow Mountain.

Matterhorn Lodge is a good choice for families, offering value and 'Kids Stay Free' options. It is situated in the heart of Perisher Valley and just a few minutes from the chairlifts.

Meanwhile, Ben Bullen is renowned for its small group accommodation, where you can book the entire lodge for up to 12 people. Escape the cold Perisher Blue weather by spending your evenings by the fireplace. Peer Gynt is a great Perisher Blue hotel for when you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the busier resorts, making it perfect for a romantic skiing vacation.

Another great Perisher ski lodge is the Barrakee Ski Lodge, offering easy access to each part of Perisher Blue. There are many options for those looking for on-snow accommodation, where you are right in the ski fields.

If you are keen on Perisher skiing holidays, staying at a top ski resort in Australia, there are numerous Perisher Blue accommodation packages available.

Perisher Blue

Perisher Blue is the largest ski resort in the southern hemisphere.

Snow Sports

One of the most popular spots for skiing in Australia is Perisher Blue.

Accommodation

there are many Perisher Blue accommodation packages available.

Perisher Blue Map

A map of Perisher Blue will help make the most of your holiday.




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