The BEST Apartments in Lambs Valley NSW

For a comfortable and well-appointed accommodation in Port Stephens, go to Beaches Serviced Apartments. For more than 20 years, we have been providing world travellers a home away from home. With our range of facilities, our self-contained and serviced apartments are sure to leave even the most discerning guest satisfied. We offer spacious one to two-bedroom apartments that can accommodate up to seven people. After a long day of exploring Port Stephens, you can take a dip in our solar-heated pool. Too tired to eat out for dinner? Our apartments also include a full kitchen with a dishwasher and microwave oven to help you conveniently prepare your meal. Stargazing in your own private balcony or courtyard is a recommended way to end the night. Beaches Serviced Apartments provides quality accommodation in Port Stephens with full understanding of the needs and desires of guests. Backed by more than 80 years of combined industry experience, our team guarantees hospitality and professionalism. We always strive to provide a superior kind of service to our guests by offering them special amenities to fully enjoy their stay. Should you want to just stay in, our amenities are bound to keep you entertained. All our four-star rooms have televisions in the main bedrooms and we have free Wi-Fi. For golf enthusiasts, we have a mini golf course as well to practice your game. To top it all off, you need not worry about your vehicle as we offer secure off-street parking. Offering comfortable accommodation in Port Stephens, Beaches Serviced Apartments welcomes individuals, families and travellers looking for holiday apartments in Port Stephens. Our resident manager is ready to assist you.

Provides views of the stunning Broken View dam and its abundant bird life.

Hotel apartments.

The Baybrook Motor Inn offering clean and comfortable well-appointed queen rooms, family rooms and fully self-contained four-star apartments.

An Aboriginal word meaning resting place in the bush, Noonaweena preserves the legacy of its name as a place of rest. Traditionally, the Darkinjung people enjoyed the surrounding lands for nourishment and rejuvenation. Biram Lodge; atop the summit of our property, showcases the most magnificent view of Mt Yengo, which remains a sacred place for the Eastern NSW Aboriginal people today. Noonaweena’s genesis remains steeped in mystery to this day. Known as Noonaweena Health Centre in the 1950’s, Noonaweena is alleged to have been a private destination for the nation’s movers and shakers, who’d mingle amidst chandeliers and mud baths. That said; guests with a penchant for research are welcome to contribute their findings to Noonaweena’s missing years. Following a period known only now though rumour and hearsay, a new chapter in the story of Noonaweena begun in 1999.