Chifley suite
king suite in the 1880 gold rush wing
Ben Chifley was the Bathurst train driver who became Prime Minister from 1945 to 1949.
Standing in the Littlebourne garden in the 1920s, guests would hear Chifley driving his famous 5112 locomotive from west of Dubbo to Sydney. In later years Chifley drove Australia’s recovery from the Great Depression and then led the nation at the conclusion of World War II.
What to expect
Recline in the suite’s private sun-filled private lounge with bay windows opening directly to an aromatic rose garden.
The original coal fireplace remains a showpiece along with a stunning painted wooden ceiling.
An iron bathtub emerges from behind the moving walls of the ensuite allowing you to soak and savour this gorgeous celebration of gold rush success.
Inclusions
King sized bed
Double ended iron bathtub
Bay window view to the front garden
Writing desk, chair and wi-fi
Individual climate controlled air-conditioning
Luxury linens
Reading sofa and chairs
