Broken Hill Outback Resort Has Launched a New Offer For Its Luxurious Cabins

As that family road trips within Australia have exploded in popularity, Broken Hill Outback Resort has launched a new deluxe package for its luxury cabins to entice you to head to the unofficial capital of outback New South Wales.

Enjoy the Outback Resort King Family Cabin on your epic road trip, which offers all the comforts of a home away from home. Spread out in a two-bedroom cabin that features a living room with flatscreen TV, a kitchenette with all the appliances and views of the beautiful outback.

From April, a deluxe package will offer complimentary Continental Gourmet breakfast per person, fresh coffee, a welcome pack, plush bathrobes, and exclusive bush inspired luxury toiletries.

To mark the release of these new deluxe packages, a free dinner for two at Broken Hill Outback Resort is being offered by Out of the Ordinary Outback for resort cabin bookings of three nights or more. This offer is for cabin stay from April 1 to June 30, 2021, and is subject to availability.

Rates for Broken Hill Outback Resort’s 24 cabins start at $255 per cabin per night for panoramic shower king cabins, $275 a night for the popular king spa cabins and $295 a night for the family cabins beginning April 1st, 2021.

Book your visit at www.brokenhilloutbackresort.com.au or call 1300 679 688.

About Broken Hill Outback Resort …

Offering a genuinely comfortable outback experience within NSW by fusing nature and luxury with amazing experiences, Broken Hill Outback Resort opened in 2018 amongst the red sands 13km east of Broken Hill.

As well as offering 24 deluxe, self-contained cabins, the resort features a fully serviced campground, a charming restored 130-year old pub and a fire pit for resort guests to gather with their marshmallows under the starry skies of outback New South Wales.

About Broken Hill …

Broken Hill is the unofficial capital of outback New South Wales and this small city has been charming visitors for years. In 2015, Broken Hill became the very first city in Australia to have the honour of being added to the National Heritage List.

There are lots of things to do in Broken Hill for families! Check out the Broken Hill Sculpture Living Desert Sanctuary, visit the Royal Flying Doctor Service Base’s interactive museum, wow over the 42kg silver nugget at the mining and minerals museum, head down Day Dream mine, marvel at the ancient landscape in Mutawintji National Park and much more!