Perisher Manor
Highlights
- Experience seamless access to the slopes with ski-in, ski-out convenience right at your doorstep in Perisher.
- Indulge in over 45 years of renowned hospitality from a family-owned hotel nestled in the heart of the action.
- Relax in diverse accommodation options, from budget-friendly rooms to deluxe suites with stunning valley or mountain views.
- Host memorable small conferences in a picturesque mountain setting, complete with essential facilities and a warm atmosphere.
The Perisher Manor is located in the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere, Perisher Ski Resort, and conveniently situated adjacent to the “Village 8 Express” eight seat chairlift which boasts the largest lifting capacity in Australia.
The Perisher Manor is a family owned and operated hotel providing well renowned hospitality for over 45 years in the Australian ski industry.
If you’re looking for quality on-snow accommodation in the heart of the action, The Perisher Manor is the perfect choice – affordable accommodation from Budget through to Family Rooms in a true ski-in, ski-out location right to the door step of the main lifts and runs.
They are also able to cater for small conference groups looking for that special mountain getaway.
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Mountain Budget Rooms
Budget style accommodation situated in the original wing, suited to the young at heart, keen skier or just those seeking a low cost holiday at a prime location. Comprising of double, twin and bunk small rooms with only two persons per room. Private facilities and valley or mountain views. Television is in the guest lounge.
Deluxe Resort
Deluxe accommodation with each suite comprising of a queen bed, single bed and double fold out lounge. Catering for those who want style and comfort. Ground and first floor rooms with either valley or mountain views.
Deluxe Alpine
There are three of these rooms that can accommodate two to six guests. There is a deluxe bathroom with shower and full length bath. The room is serviced daily.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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