Pretty Beach House is a luxurious boutique hotel within the coastal Bouddi National Park, just 90 minutes north of Sydney.

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Overview

Pretty Beach House is a luxurious boutique hotel within the coastal Bouddi National Park, just 90 minutes north of Sydney. The five exclusive pavilion suites boast ocean views and are the ultimate in relaxed luxury, with elegant furnishings, deep soaking tubs and three with private heated pools. The infinity pool at the main lodge is a stunner, ensconced in native bushland and overlooking the national park and turquoise bay below. Pretty Beach House gets the little details right, with personalised service and special touches a hallmark of a stay here. All dining is included with the House sommelier expertly pairing premium wines with the daily changing menu. A coastal sanctuary well-deserving of a place on any Australian travel bucket-list.

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What's Included

All food, wine, beer and spirits are included throughout your stay, with a well-stocked open bar at the main lodge and private mini-bar in your pavilion. Other inclusions are unlimited WIFI, sunset drinks and canapes by the fire; complimentary mountain bikes

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Location & Access

Located on New South Wales Central Coast, a 90 minute drive from Sydney

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What You Need to Know
Best Room

The Retreat and The Hideaway pavilion

Suitable For

Couples; families

Best Nearby Walk

Bouddi Coastal Trail

Best Nearby Park

Bouddi National Park

Best Food & Wine Experience

Degustation dinner with wines selected by the House sommelier

Best Place for Relaxation

By the fire with a glass of red in winter or by the pool in summer

Season

Year-round

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