The BEST Apartments in McKellars Park NSW

Havannah Accommodation is a modern, comfortable and spacious alternative accommodation option. We are a family owned and guest focused establishment. We pride ourselves in offering our guests a comfortable and quality stay. With a large communal kitchen, spacious lounge and dining areas suitable for any type of group and a great space for relaxation and interaction with other guests. Our rooms include your own private ensuite, flat screen TV and free WIFI accessible from all areas of the property. Also includes free car parking - large enough for trailers and trucks of all sizes, laundry facilities and an outdoor BBQ area. Havannah Accommodation is the perfect location for any occasion. All within a short 5-minute walk to the Bathurst Central Business District. We have everything you need to make your stay more than comfortable! We accommodate for those that need a late check-in with our 24-hour check in service – quick and convenient for those that are on the road late into the evening. You can be sure to have a great stay with Havannah Accommodation – where cleanliness and customer service are our biggest priority.

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.