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The Carrington Katoomba
Iconic heritage accommodation in the Blue Mountains.
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- 47 reach 6 · trust 5 · quality 21 · freshness 15
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- listed
- llms.txt
- https://thecarrington.com.au/llms.txt/
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- Australia Country-code domain
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Their llms.txt
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# The Carrington Katoomba
> Iconic heritage accommodation in the Blue Mountains.
## Posts
* [Honouring Frederick Goyder](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Discover the legend of The Night Watchman, who has been keeping watch over The Carrington Hotel since 1913.
* [The Night Watchman](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Discover the legend of The Night Watchman, who has been keeping watch over The Carrington Hotel since 1913.
* [Room Service Please](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): This intriguing device attracts attention from many hotel guests. The elegantly simple device was operated with electricity generated by The Carrington’s very own Power Station.
* [Stained Glass Façade & Cupola](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Often providing a stunning backdrop, The Carrington Hotel is renowned for beautiful, intricate stained glass. From the splendid Art Nouveau façade installed by Sir James Joynton-Smith in 1912, to the pretty stained-glass windows in many guestrooms.
* [The City Bank Branch](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): In 1912, Sir James Joynton Smith, then owner of The Carrington Hotel, decided that a bank was required on the premises. Construction swiftly commenced and the bank opened as a branch of the City Bank of Sydney in June 1912.
* [Railway To The Blue Mountains](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Construction of a railway across the Blue Mountains began in the 1860's with Katoomba Railway, then known as ‘The Crushers’ (a quarry to provide ballast for the railway) opening in 1874. The railway allowed people to travel to the upper Mountains with ease and comfort however, the question was ‘where to stay’? Although ‘The Crushers’ at Katoomba was not initially a passenger terminal, it paved the way for development in the surrounding area. The name ‘Crushers’ was changed to Katoomba in 1877.
* [Love Seat …with chaperone](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Originating in 19th century France, the chair's design allowed for discreet conversation... or indiscreet gossip. Napoleon Bonaparte had tete-a-tete chairs plac
* [A Right Royal Visit](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): During their royal tour, the British royal couple would visit many locations including a brief lunch at The Carrington Hotel, prior to viewing Echo Point, Leura and an overnight stay at Jenolan Caves.
* [Billiards, Anyone?](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): Manufactured by Heiron & Smith, clues indicate it was most likely installed at The Carrington around 1910.
* [The beauty of a simple machine](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-post.txt): The Carrington Hotel’s remarkable ‘antiquated’ lift remains in operation to this day and is a fascinating piece of history.The lift was manufactured and install
## Pages
* [Writers Festival](https://thecarrington.com.au/llms-page.txt): 30 October - 01 November 2026 Author Line-up Events Workshops Blue Mountains Writers Festi
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