Gold Plant of the Future Symposium will be held at Fairmont Resort, Blue Mountains, NSW

On the cusp of the dramatic Jamison Valley in the World Heritage-listed Blue Mountains National Park, located only 90 minutes drive west from Sydney, the award-winning Fairmont Resort & Spa Blue Mountains is the pinnacle of upscale accommodation in Leura, one of the most charming upper-mountains villages in Australia.

Embrace our unparalleled leisure facilities and conference venues, the award-winning Fairmont Resort & Spa is ideal for romantic getaways, family escapes from the city, stunning weddings, iconic dining and cutting-edge business retreats.

Accommodation

Rooms at the Fairmont Resort and Spa are limited, and we encourage you to book your accommodation as soon as possible.

To book at the discounted event rate, please call the Fairmont on (02) 4785 0000 (press 1 for reservations) and quote the code CURT070620. We recommend calling during business hours - 9.00am - 5.00pm AEDT. Alternatively you can email reservations@fairmontresort.com.au and include the code for reference.

Book with confidence - your rooms have a free cancellation policy with 24 hours or more notice. 

Getting to Leura and the Blue Mountains

For visitors travelling from overseas and interstate, the nearest airport is Sydney Airport. From there, the best means to travel to the Blue Mountains is by car - about a 50-minute drive to the entrance at Glenbrook. Follow the signs to Parramatta and take the M4 Motorway at Strathfield through to Lapstone and the Blue Mountains.

The trip to Leura takes about 90 minutes from the airport. If you're travelling by car, take the M4 Motorway out of Sydney or take the longer, meandering route via Windsor and Kurrajong along the Bells Line of Road. The rise from the coastal plain begins at Glenbrook, 65km west of Sydney, and the road passes through many small towns along the way to Leura, Katoomba and on to Blackheath. The iconic rock formation known as the Three Sisters is at Echo Point, Katoomba.

The Blue Mountains are also accessible via train. Details can be found on the NSW Transport website.