Osborn House
Modern-rustic country manor with a members' club feel. Think Cotswolds farmhouse meets Soho House — vintage flea-market finds next to bespoke joinery, heritage floorboards paired with contemporary art. No two rooms are the same.
Fire Kitchen is the food highlight — book a table even if you're staying in-house, it fills up fast on weekends
Why It Matters
Designed by Linda Boronkay, former Design Director at Soho House London. The property has been operating as a guesthouse since 1892 but relaunched in 2022 with a completely new identity. The Fire Kitchen restaurant brings serious Latin American open-fire cooking to the Southern Highlands, and the Forest Lodge category offers outdoor baths overlooking Morton National Park plus exclusive access to a Forest Bathing Deck.
A 130-year-old manor on the edge of Morton National Park that got a serious makeover. Designer Linda Boronkay — the original Design Director at Soho House in London — brought her eye for mismatched vintage, bold colour, and bohemian layering to the place, and the result is unlike anything else in regional NSW. Twenty-seven rooms spread across the restored main house and standalone Forest Lodges, with two restaurants, a day spa, 25m heated pool, and enough countryside air to reset even the most frazzled city brain.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Forest Lodges
Twelve standalone lodges positioned away from the main house with uninterrupted views across Morton National Park. Architecturally distinct from the suites — think sleek black timber exterior opening to softer woods inside, with a king bed, sofa, TV, complimentary non-alcoholic mini bar, and an expansive tiled bathroom with double basin and LaGaia amenities. The outdoor freestanding bath on the deck is the drawcard. Exclusive access to the Forest Bathing Deck (outdoor sauna, jacuzzi, ice bath, fire pit) — accessible to just two guests at a time.
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Garden Terrace
Ground-floor rooms with a private mini courtyard looking out over Morton National Park. Country charm with contemporary touches — the best option for those who want their own outdoor space at a slightly lower tier.
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Highland Suite
Top of the main-house hierarchy. Has all the Premier Suite features — 4-poster bed, makeup counter, double shower, mini bar — plus a Juliette balcony to take in the Highlands views without leaving the room.
KingPremier Garden Terrace
Larger than the standard Garden Terrace, with a private sunlounge overlooking the property's formal century-old gardens. Wood-panelled walls, timber ceilings, original vintage furnishings mixed with contemporary design. Good for groups or families (with older children).
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A step up from the standard suites in the main house. More Euro-inspired in feel — open plan, 4-poster bed or bespoke bedhead, makeup counter with sculptural mirror, double shower and vanity, and a speakeasy-style mini bar. Old-world opulence without being stuffy.
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In the main house on Level 1. Heritage floorboards, hand-sourced vintage furniture, bespoke bedheads and custom joinery throughout. Each one is slightly different — rooms vary in size and decor but all share the same comfortable base.
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Eat & Drink
3 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Osborn House runs an Artist in Residence programme — local and visiting artists spend time at the property. Details on osbornhouse.com.au/artist-in-residence/.
The Experiences Team can build a bespoke itinerary. Options include horse riding, fly fishing, wine tasting, flower farm tours, beekeeping, and truffle hunting. Contact reservations@osbornhouse.com.au to arrange.
A twice-monthly signature open-fire Asado feast with bold South American-inspired flavours, held outdoors with views over Morton National Park. The event that spawned the permanent Fire Kitchen restaurant.
Outdoor deck set in the middle of the forest with a sauna, jacuzzi, ice bath and fire pit. Unobstructed views through the trees to Morton National Park. Accessible only to Forest Lodge guests, two guests at a time.
On-site gym facilities for guests. Country Club Day Pass holders can access.
A 25m heated pool with jacuzzi, positioned with views across Morton National Park. Striped cabanas by the pool for lounging. Available to hotel guests; non-guests can purchase a Country Club Day Pass.
Borrow bikes from the property or take a map and head out on foot through the town or to neighbouring villages. Direct access to Morton National Park trails.
Garden-side court for tennis or pickleball. Available to guests.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Breakfast for two adults included in all room rates. À la carte style.
All rates are inclusive of breakfast for two adults. Check-in from 3pm, check-out before 11am.
The property is flanked by century-established formal gardens on one side and Morton National Park on the other.
An exclusive lifestyle membership for locals and frequent visitors. Provides access to spa, health and racquet clubs, social events, and elevated dining and stay experiences.
Free valet/self-parking available on site for hotel guests. Non-hotel spa guests also have parking available.
Heated 25m pool with jacuzzi and views over Morton National Park. Striped cabanas available.
Available for accommodation, dining, or spa treatments at osbornhouse.shop.
Grass-side court suitable for tennis and pickleball.
Medical-grade infrared sauna session available as a spa add-on or standalone booking. AUD $65–85 per person.
Available to hotel guests; non-guests require a Country Club Day Pass.
Available as a spa treatment add-on or standalone. AUD $90 for 30 minutes.
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