'Sirens' Bed and Breakfast is located close - five minutes walk - to the centre of the largest town in the beautiful Blue Mountains of New South Wales. The house was one of the early mansions in Katoomba, built around 1900 in typical mountain retreat style.

The establishment is named 'Sirens' for the interest by proprietors Graeme and Nerida Sutton in the works of the great Australian artist Norman Lindsay, whose studio and gallery is open to the public at the lower Blue Mountains town of Faulconbridge. Several reproductions of Lindsay's work are hung in the house.

Sirens is just two blocks walk from the main street of Katoomba, with its many cafes and restaurants, galleries, shops and services. It is only a short distance from the railway station and Great Western Highway.


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