Perisher Valley Hotel

Perisher Valley Hotel

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Perisher Valley Hotel

Perisher Valley Hotel

The Perisher Valley Hotel is an iconic hotel in a prime location at the Perisher Ski Resort, and the restaurant and bar, along with many of the hotel rooms, offer great views up the slopes. The PVH is ideal for couples or small groups, and it is very family friendly.

Where is the Perisher Valley Hotel?

The Perisher Valley Hotel sits at the base of Front Valley of Perisher Valley at the Perisher Ski Resort. This is the heart of Perisher and the hotel is adjacent to the Perisher Centre where many of the ski resort facilities and services are located such as snowsports school, equipment hire, and eateries. Right in front of the hotel is the kids’ ski school novice area.

The Perisher Valley Hotel enjoys ski-in ski-out convenience. From the hotel you can ski down to the 8-pack chair lift. To get back to the hotel, you can ski-in off-piste or ride down Front Valley and skoot around the base of the kids’ ski area and take a few steps up to the door of the ski/snowboard storage room.

See the travel to Perisher page for information on getting to Perisher Valley. Your best bet is to park your car for free at Bullocks Flat to catch the SkiTube to Perisher. From the SkiTube Terminal it’s about 250 metres walk to the hotel, and a porter can take your luggage (this is not necessarily available during the fringes of the season).

The hotel has very very limited overnight parking available, which is charged at a substantial nightly rate. If you’ve pre-booked a parking spot, a porter can transport you and your luggage to the hotel (also not available in the latter part of the season).

Hotel Rooms

This is a classic Perisher hotel, so the rooms are not modern and glitzy, yet they are incredibly functional and spacious.

Deluxe Room
  • Up to 2-3 guests
  • King bed, may be split to 2 singles
  • Chaise lounge
Family Room
  • Up to 4 guests
  • King bed (may be split to 2 singles) + 2 single bunks
  • Majority of rooms overlook Perisher Valley
Mountain View Suite
  • Can accommodate up to 5 guests
  • Enclosed balcony
  • Sweeping views over Front Valley
  • Upper level with king size bed (may be split to 2 singles)
  • Lower level - 2 single fold out beds
  • Chaise lounge
All rooms have an ensuite bathroom, small fridge and minibar, seating area, free wifi and bathrobes.

Facilities

Hotel facilities and services include:
  • Ski/snowboard storage room to lock equipment
  • Boot drying room
  • Indoor hot tub with windows that overlook the slopes, and sauna – can be booked for half hour slots
  • Laundry
  • Change facilities and luggage storage for check out day which is handy if you want to hit the slopes once last time
  • Reception and concierge services
  • Free wifi
  • Limited parking subject to availability
  • Ski and snowboard rental in the adjacent building

Restaurant and Bar

The Snowgums Restaurant and Bar provide lovely views up the slopes. Depending on the time of the season, hotel packages are inclusive of breakfast or half board (breakfast and dinner). For breakfast, a large buffet of cooked items plus cereals, fruits and pastries is provided. Barista coffee to order is also included.

Dinner sometimes consists of a buffet, whilst generally the restaurant offers an a la carte menu of gourmet meals that utilise local produce.

The bar is adjacent to the restaurant, and you can relax in one of the armchairs to sip on your cocktail. On Saturday nights you’ll have a front row seat to watch the night skiing and fireworks.

Note that the Snowgums Restaurant and Bar is not open, other than for breakfast, during the fringes of the season.

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Perisher Valley Hotel Reviews

Fabulous Location

19/07/2022

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  • Guest Type
    Couple
  • Guest Age
    36-50
  • Admin Rating
    5

Fabulous Location

19/07/2022
Views up Front Valley
Aesthetically the Perisher Valley Hotel was not a modern or fancy hotel. The reception area and restaurant/bar had some beautiful stonework and traditional alpine décor, whilst our room was of a classic era with nothing too elaborate, except of course for the slopeside views. The luxury of staying at this hotel came from the prime location and sheer convenience of popping out the door and being right in the main hub of the ski resort. This would be especially handy if you had small children in tow. In the evening we wandered around some of the lodging areas on the other side of the creek and realised people staying there would have a big trudge at the start and end of a ski day. We were mighty thankful to be staying at the PVH.

We stayed in a family room which was incredibly spacious and it looked out across the ski resort where the kids were having ski lessons. It was lovely sitting in the armchair catching up on a spot of work whilst looking up Front Valley. It was also rather decadent lying on the bed whilst watching people outside skiing and snowboarding. The king bed was reasonably comfortable and we had good sleeps, although the windows weren’t soundproof so there was a little bit of noise from the snowcats out grooming the slopes at night. We’ve stayed at a lot of ski resort hotels, and the snowcats at Perisher were far preferable to the racket that we’ve heard elsewhere from snow clearers scraping the road or a car park, or the boom of avalanche explosives going off in the wee hours (although that is sort of nice because it means it’s a powder day).

The restaurant was a lovely spot for breakfast. The décor was in keeping with the alpine theme, and the floor to ceiling windows provided great views up the mountain. Options for breakfast were extensive, and the made-to-order coffee was welcomed.

It was early in the season so the restaurant wasn’t open for dinner but the staff were very helpful with suggestions for other evening dining options at Perisher Valley. Overall, the staff service was very impressive, from the porter who helped transport us and our gear to the hotel, the restaurant staff, and the very friendly reception staff who helped with locks for skis and other advice.

We’d highly recommend a stay at the Perisher Valley Hotel, that’s of course if you can book early, because a room at PVH is usually in hot demand.
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