Comfort Resort Leura Gardens

Comfort Resort Leura Gardens sits on Fitzroy Street in the middle of Leura, the Blue Mountains village visitors treat as the gentler alternative to Katoomba. It is a resort-style property set across gardens that back onto a golf course, and it suits two crowds: couples up from Sydney for mountain air, and families who want more space than a standard motel room. Guests call out the gardens, the golf course outlook and rooms that feel spacious for the bracket.

Dogs at Comfort Resort Leura Gardens

Per the resort's own pet policy page, dogs stay in a dedicated Courtyard Studio Pet Friendly room. That is a single room type, so you need to book it specifically rather than assume any room will take a dog. An $80 per stay pet cleaning fee is included in the room rate, and any pet damage attracts additional charges on top of that.

The studio comes with a private fenced pet friendly courtyard, which solves the midnight toilet trip without walking a dark car park in mountain cold.

Guest reviews make the courtyard the headline: a secure, enclosed patch where the dog is off-lead the moment the door closes. Ask for a ground-floor unit away from the main walkways, and do a quick perimeter check with an escape artist, since the partitions between courtyards are not climb-proof. Dogs are not permitted inside the restaurant, so breakfast runs in shifts.

The free guest laundry is the mud-saver after wet-track walks, and the tick discipline matters here: preventative before the trip, a check-over each evening. The golf course across the way shapes the morning walk, its perimeter tracks doing the sniffing laps.

The vibe

Position is the other selling point. Fitzroy Street puts you in walking distance of Leura's cafes and the mall toward the railway station, and the Three Sisters lookout is a short drive away. The bush tracks around Leura are mostly National Parks land where dogs are not permitted, but the streets and village parks do for on-lead morning walks.

Make a day of it

If you are making a weekend of the mountains with the dog, pair the stay with other dog-friendly stops in the region. The full list is at pet friendly stays across NSW, and inland wine country works as a detour on the way home: Lowe Family Wine Co in Mudgee welcomes dogs at cellar door, as does Burnbrae Wines closer in towards town.