Maya Sanctuary

(6)
Moderate ($$)
Dining Capacity
Bedrooms
Exclusive Use
Wedding Licence
Is this your business?
Claim this profile for free

Description

We’ve recently changed our name from Secret Valley Escape to Maya Sanctuary. It is a name that encompasses the wholeness of this place and our work in caring for it. This valley and our country accommodation are true sanctuaries in the deepest sense. This is a place that protects and celebrates our local ecology. It invites people to grow their relationship with the beauty of the earth. This is a place for love to flourish - love of oneself, love of each other, and love of the plants, animals, soil, water, air and skies of this valley on the western edge of the Blue Mountains. We would love to be the venue for your next group retreat event. To enquire, please contact us by email or by using our contact form. When we have events open to public bookings, they will be linked to below.

Overview of Maya Sanctuary

Venue Type
Resort

Venue

AC
Decorations
Landscaped Gardens
On-Site Parking
Outdoor Reception Space

Food and Drink

In-house Catering

Reviews for Maya Sanctuary
(6)

Erika Lidgard
Wedding: January
February 2024
What a place !!! Peaceful and beautiful
What a place !!! Peaceful and beautiful. We stayed in the cottage, very clean and had everything that we needed for our weekend away. Sitting on the deck watching the kangaroos jump past made our day. The spa was fantastic to relax in after our amazing bushwalk around the property, Platypus Creek was a highlight for us, and the variety of bird life was incredible. The weather was cool, the indoor fire kept the cottage nice and warm and there was plenty of extra wood available in the wood shed.
Alex Black
Wedding: September
February 2024
Beautiful place with stunning views !
Beautiful place with stunning views. Communication was excellent, Julian was very responsive and accommodating. We stayed in the Sirius cabin and our stay was cosy, romantic and extremely relaxing. Would recommend for couples.
Shona Lee
Wedding: August
February 2024
What a delight to stay in a cottage !
What a delight to stay in a cottage at Maya Sanctuary last weekend. Can't beat taking a private spa on the veranda looking out over the magical bush setting that is the valley...! The earthy colour palette and textures of the interior is very soothing. My partner and I were there for a workshop event and are already planning possibilities for running future events there as it's well set up to host a small group in the Illowra House and Wombat Hall. Delightful walking trails to explore.
Clare S-B
Wedding: October
February 2024
Beautiful location surrounded by wildlife
Such a beautiful location surrounded by wildlife, we were there such a short time yet saw kangaroos, kookaburras and glossy black cockatoos. The cabins were remarkably clean and allover lovely too.
Divya Darling
Wedding: December
February 2024
Stunning, were very flexible, highly recommend
I recently hosted a retreat at Maya & the Illowara House was the perfect blend of rustic farmhouse meets antique luxury. The grounds were stunning and well maintained. And Julian, one of the caretakers, was an absolute delight to coordinate with. They were really flexible and understanding about changes in numbers. I highly recommend it to other organisers of intimate retreats.
Giulia Dondena
Wedding: September
February 2024
Didn't want to leave, amazing !
We stayed in one of the Spa cabins for my birthday and we didn't want to leave. Every little detail in the cabin was tastefully curated, from the lovely handmade slippers to the bathroom amenities. We really appreciated the absence of plastic and single use items, alongside the re-use of rainwater which added value to a perfect stay surrounded by nature. The private outdoor spa overlooking the mountains was the cherry on top, just amazing.

Location & Contact Details for Maya Sanctuary

Address

548 Blackheath Creek Road, Little Hartley, 2790, New South Wales, Australia
Gallery
Explore more photos and videos for this venue
Press & Awards
All our awards & press mentions