If you're looking for the best places to stay in the Blue Mountains NSW, you are quite simply, spoilt for choice.

In recent years, the alpine accommodation scene has become grown, transforming old-school motels into beautiful boutique hotels while architect-designed cabins have popped up in secluded bushland, not to mention historic guesthouses continue to offer the kind of old-fashioned mountain charm that's hard to replicate anywhere else.

Of course, there are still the iconic Blue Mountains hotels such as the Hydro Majestic, Lilianfels and The Carrington. But alongside those legendary mainstays you'll find tiny luxury chalets, affordable country pub rooms, romantic cottages with fireplaces and unique stays surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in NSW.

Whether you're planning a romantic weekend away from Sydney, a family holiday, a cosy winter escape or a few days exploring the region's walking trails, we've rounded up X of the best Blue Mountains accommodation options for every style of getaway.

From cosy cabins hidden amongst bushland to grand heritage hotels and boutique motels, all the way to romantic cottages and some seriously spectacular wilderness retreats, these are the best places to stay in the Blue Mountains NSW.

Which Part of the Blue Mountains Should You Stay In?

If you're wondering where to stay in the Blue Mountains, we'd narrow it down like this:

Blackheath – Best for boutique hotels, excellent restaurants, dramatic bushwalks and quieter weekends away. It's one of our favourite bases for couples and food lovers.

Katoomba – Best for first-time visitors, the Three Sisters, Scenic World, heritage hotels and travellers arriving by train. You'll find some of the widest accommodation choices here.

Leura – Best for romantic cottages, beautiful gardens, boutique shopping and family-friendly resorts. Particularly lovely in autumn and spring.

Wentworth Falls – Best for peaceful guesthouses, waterfall walks, romantic escapes and a quieter alternative to Katoomba.

Medlow Bath – Best for heritage hotel experiences, grand architecture and a romantic weekend with a little old-world glamour.

Mount Victoria – Best for historic guesthouses, affordable country accommodation and a quieter Upper Blue Mountains village experience.

Megalong & Kanimbla Valleys – Best for luxury cabins, vineyard accommodation, sweeping countryside and getting away from it all.

Bilpin & Berambing – Best for unique Blue Mountains accommodation, romantic treehouses, unusual cabins and secluded wilderness stays.

The Local Compass Top Picks

If we wanted a boutique hotel: Kyah, Blackheath

If we wanted serious luxury: Chalets at Blackheath

If we wanted a family getaway: Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains, Leura

If we wanted a cool cabin: Rough Track Cabins, Blackheath

If we wanted a cosy winter escape: Strawberry Patch, Leura

If we wanted something completely unique: Love Cabins' Enchanted Cave, Berambing

Best Places to Stay in Blackheath

Blackheath is one of our favourite places to base ourselves in the Blue Mountains, particularly if excellent food, beautiful accommodation and bushwalking are high on the agenda.

A little quieter than Katoomba and Leura, the village has an impressive collection of cafés, restaurants and independent shops, while some of the region's most spectacular walks and lookouts are just a short drive away. It's also home to some of the best boutique hotels and luxury cabins in the Blue Mountains, making it a particularly good choice for a romantic weekend.

1. Kyah, Blackheath

Best for: Boutique hotel lovers, couples and foodie weekends | Price: $$–$$$

If you love a beautifully designed hotel, Kyah is one of the coolest places to stay in the Blue Mountains.

A former roadside motel transformed into a stylish boutique hotel, Kyah combines mid-century-inspired interiors, retro touches and contemporary comforts with the easygoing atmosphere of a country escape. There's a sauna, outdoor hot tub and beautifully landscaped gardens, while the on-site restaurant, Blaq, makes this a particularly appealing option for a food-focused weekend away.

It's polished without being overly formal, and feels a little different from the region's traditional heritage hotels.

The Local Compass pick: Our favourite all-round boutique hotel in Blackheath. Book dinner at Blaq and make a proper weekend of it.

2. Chalets at Blackheath

Best for: Luxury couples' escapes, architecture and complete privacy | Price: $$$$

For something truly special, Chalets at Blackheath is one of the most beautiful luxury accommodation experiences in the Blue Mountains.

Hidden among bushland near Evans Lookout, this intimate retreat features just four freestanding architect-designed chalets, combining contemporary interiors with the natural beauty of the surrounding wilderness. Think soaring ceilings, beautiful natural materials, enormous windows and the feeling of being completely immersed in nature.

It's luxurious without losing its connection to the landscape, and a great choice for couples celebrating a special occasion.

The Local Compass pick: One of our top choices for a romantic Blue Mountains getaway.

3. Parklands Country Gardens & Lodges, Blackheath

Best for: Romantic weekends, gardens and traditional country luxury | Price: $$$

Set among expansive heritage gardens, Parklands Country Gardens & Lodges offers a beautiful alternative to the Blue Mountains' more contemporary boutique hotels.

The accommodation has a traditional country-house feel, with elegant rooms, fireplaces and peaceful surroundings that make it especially lovely during the cooler months. It's the kind of place where mornings are made for wandering the gardens before heading into Blackheath for coffee.

4. Rough Track Cabins, Blackheath

Best for: Design lovers, couples and secluded bush escapes | Price: $$$

For something a little more under the radar, Rough Track Cabins is one of our favourite unique stays in the Blue Mountains. Set on a private bushland property near Evans Lookout, these two thoughtfully designed cabins offer a beautiful balance of simple living and architectural detail.

Inside, expect warm natural materials, carefully considered interiors and everything you need for a slow weekend surrounded by nature. There's even a private lookout on the property, making this a particularly special choice for travellers who love the outdoors.

5. Gardners Inn Hotel, Blackheath

Best for: Affordable accommodation, pub stays and historic character | Price: $–$$

If you love an old-fashioned country pub, Gardners Inn Hotel offers one of the more character-filled places to stay in Blackheath. Located right in the village, this historic hotel has been welcoming travellers for generations and offers straightforward accommodation with plenty of traditional charm.

For visitors looking for affordable Blue Mountains accommodation with cafés, shops and restaurants close by, it's the best practical option.

The Local Compass pick: A good-value choice for a spontaneous weekend when you'd rather spend your money exploring the region.

6. Blackheath Motor Inn, Blackheath

Best for: Budget-friendly weekends and practical road-trip accommodation | Price: $–$$

Not every Blue Mountains getaway needs a luxury hotel.

Blackheath Motor Inn offers comfortable, straightforward motel accommodation in a convenient village location, making it a good option for travellers who want to explore the region without spending heavily on their stay.

The Local Compass pick: A solid affordable base for bushwalking weekends and exploring the Upper Blue Mountains.

Kyah

Chalets at Blackheath

Best Places to Stay in Katoomba

If it's your first time visiting the Blue Mountains, Katoomba is one of the easiest places to stay.

Home to the Three Sisters, Echo Point, Scenic World and a growing collection of restaurants and cafés, the town puts many of the region's most famous attractions within easy reach. You'll also find some of the best hotels in the Blue Mountains here, from grand historic properties to romantic boutique accommodation and affordable motels.

7. Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa, Katoomba

Best for: Classic luxury, romantic weekends and special occasions | Price: $$$$

One of the most recognisable luxury hotels in the Blue Mountains, Lilianfels offers a traditional country-house experience just moments from Echo Point. Set among beautifully maintained gardens, the hotel combines elegant accommodation with spa facilities, dining and an atmosphere that feels made for a romantic escape.

8. Echoes Boutique Hotel & Restaurant, Katoomba

Best for: Romantic accommodation and spectacular mountain views | Price: $$$$

If the view is your priority, Echoes Boutique Hotel is difficult to beat. Perched above the Jamison Valley, this intimate boutique hotel offers some of the most dramatic accommodation views in the Blue Mountains. The setting feels wonderfully romantic, particularly when the mist rolls through the valley or the mountains turn golden in the late afternoon.

With its elegant rooms and first-class restaurant, it's a beautiful option for couples looking for a memorable escape.

9. The Carrington Hotel, Katoomba

Best for: Heritage lovers, grand interiors and staying in the heart of town | Price: $$–$$$

Few hotels capture the history of the Blue Mountains quite like The Carrington.

Standing proudly in the centre of Katoomba, this magnificent heritage hotel is filled with period details, grand staircases, chandeliers and the kind of old-world atmosphere that's becoming increasingly difficult to find.

Staying here feels a little like stepping back in time.

10. Hotel Mountain Heritage, Katoomba

Best for: Cosy winter weekends, heritage charm and mountain views | Price: $$$

Perched above Katoomba, Hotel Mountain Heritage combines traditional country-hotel styling with beautiful views across the surrounding mountains. Think cosy lounges, fireplaces, period-inspired furnishings and the sort of atmosphere that makes a winter getaway feel particularly appealing.

The Local Compass pick: One for chilly weekends when you want mountain views, a warm lounge and somewhere comfortable to retreat after a day exploring.

11. Palais Royale, Katoomba

Best for: Heritage accommodation and convenient sightseeing | Price: $$

For travellers who enjoy hotels with a little history, Palais Royale offers a character-filled base in central Katoomba. The property has a traditional heritage atmosphere and is well positioned for exploring the town's cafés, restaurants and attractions.

It's a good middle-ground option if you're looking for something more atmospheric than a basic motel without committing to a luxury resort.

12. 3 Sisters Motel, Katoomba

Best for: Budget accommodation near the Three Sisters | Price: $

In this economy, sometimes you just need a good place to sleep, and if location and affordability are your priorities, 3 Sisters Motel is absolutely worth considering.

This straightforward, no-fuss family-run motel is positioned close to Echo Point and Katoomba's best-known attractions, making it particularly convenient for sightseeing.

The Local Compass pick: A good budget-friendly base for a short Blue Mountains getaway.

13. Sky Rider Motor Inn, Katoomba

Best for: Families, road-trippers and affordable accommodation | Price: $–$$

Sky Rider Motor Inn is another practical option for travellers searching for affordable places to stay in Katoomba. With traditional motel-style accommodation, an outdoor swimming pool and easy access to the town's attractions, it works well for families and visitors travelling by car.

The Local Compass pick: Consider this for a family road trip or a longer stay when keeping accommodation costs down matters.

Lilianfels Blue Mountains Resort & Spa

The Carrington Hotel

Best Places to Stay in Leura

With its beautiful gardens, charming village streets and independent boutiques, Leura is one of the loveliest places to stay in the Blue Mountains. It's particularly popular for romantic weekends, but there are also excellent family-friendly resorts to choose from.

If your perfect getaway involves slow mornings, café hopping, shopping and returning to a cosy cottage in the evening, Leura is hard to beat.

14. Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains, Leura

Best for: Families, resort facilities and school holiday getaways | Price: $$$

If you're travelling with children, Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains is one of the most appealing family accommodation options in the region. Set near the Jamison Valley, the expansive resort offers a wide range of facilities, including swimming pools, dining, recreational activities and plenty of space to explore.

The Local Compass pick: Our top choice for a family-friendly Blue Mountains resort, particularly during the cooler months or school holidays.

15. Leisure Inn Spires, Leura

Best for: Self-contained accommodation and staying close to Leura village | Price: $$

For visitors who want the convenience of apartment-style accommodation, Leisure Inn Spires is the best and practical choice. Located close to Leura Mall and the train station, the property offers self-contained accommodation with the flexibility to prepare meals and enjoy a little more space.

16. Strawberry Patch, Leura

Best for: Romantic cottages, cosy winter escapes and village weekends | Price: $$$

Part of the Mountain Whispers collection, Strawberry Patch is exactly the kind of Blue Mountains cottage that makes a winter weekend feel that extra bit special. This beautifully restored historic cottage combines traditional character with thoughtful comforts, creating a warm and intimate place to stay. Truly one of our favourites for a romantic weekend with a fireplace, a bottle of wine and very little on the itinerary.

17. Varenna, Leura

Best for: Heritage luxury, small groups and special occasions | Price: $$$$

For something grander than a traditional cottage, Varenna offers a beautiful Edwardian-era accommodation experience. Also part of the Mountain Whispers collection, this restored historic home features elegant period interiors, beautiful gardens and generous spaces.

18. Comfort Resort Leura Gardens, Leura

Best for: Families, garden settings and good-value resort accommodation | Price: $$

Set among expansive heritage gardens, Comfort Resort Leura Gardens is a practical alternative to Leura's more expensive boutique accommodation. With a range of hotel rooms, family accommodation and self-contained apartments, the resort offers plenty of flexibility for different types of travellers.

There's also an outdoor swimming pool, gardens and on-site dining, making it a convenient choice for a relaxed weekend.

The Local Compass pick: A good option for families wanting space and facilities without the price tag of a luxury resort.

Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains

Varenna

Best Places to Stay in Wentworth Falls

For a quieter Blue Mountains getaway, Wentworth Falls is one of the most beautiful places to base yourself. Known for its dramatic waterfalls, walking trails and leafy residential streets, the village has a slower pace than Katoomba while remaining close to the region's major attractions.

The best accommodation in Wentworth Falls includes romantic bed and breakfasts, heritage guesthouses and peaceful self-contained retreats.

19. Valley of the Waters B&B, Wentworth Falls

Best for: Romantic weekends, bushwalking and incredible valley views | Price: $$$

If you're looking for romantic accommodation in the Blue Mountains, Valley of the Waters B&B deserves a place on your shortlist. Perched near the escarpment, this intimate bed and breakfast offers extraordinary views across the surrounding valley. Rooms feature private outdoor spaces and spa bathrooms, making it a lovely option for couples who want to enjoy the scenery without leaving their accommodation.

20. Silvermere Guesthouse, Wentworth Falls

Best for: Heritage charm, gardens and a quiet couples' escape | Price: $$–$$$

Silvermere is a beautiful heritage guesthouse set among established gardens in Wentworth Falls. With its period character and peaceful atmosphere, it offers a more intimate alternative to the larger hotels in Katoomba and Leura. A lovely option for a quiet weekend, particularly during autumn when the surrounding gardens are at their most colourful.

21. The Falls Mountain Retreat, Wentworth Falls

Best for: Self-contained luxury and private weekends away | Price: $$$

Set among leafy grounds near Wentworth Falls, The Falls Mountain Retreat offers spacious, self-contained accommodation designed for a relaxed escape. With apartment-style layouts and a peaceful setting, it's a good option for couples who want a little more privacy and flexibility than a traditional hotel.

22. Grand View Hotel, Wentworth Falls

Best for: Affordable pub accommodation and country charm | Price: $–$$

For something more traditional, the Grand View Hotel offers a classic Blue Mountains pub stay in the heart of Wentworth Falls. This historic hotel has straightforward accommodation and on-site dining, making it a convenient base for visitors who want to explore the region without spending heavily.

It's particularly appealing for travellers who enjoy old-fashioned country hotels and makes for a practical budget-friendly option for a walking weekend or spontaneous mountain escape.

Silvermere Guesthouse

The Falls Mountain Retreat

Best Places to Stay in Medlow Bath

Medlow Bath might be small, but it's home to one of Australia's most recognisable historic hotels. Located between Katoomba and Blackheath, the village is a lovely choice for travellers who want a quieter base or an accommodation experience with plenty of heritage character.

23. The Hydro Majestic Hotel, Medlow Bath

Best for: Iconic luxury, history and romantic weekends | Price: $$$–$$$$

Few places to stay in the Blue Mountains are as iconic as the Hydro Majestic.

Stretching along the escarpment at Medlow Bath, this extraordinary heritage hotel is known for its Art Deco interiors, grand history and spectacular views across the Megalong Valley. From its elegant accommodation to its famous afternoon tea experience, staying here feels like an occasion in itself.

It's one of the most memorable options for travellers looking for luxury accommodation in the Blue Mountains with a sense of history and is an absolute bucket-list Blue Mountains stay.

24. The Chalet Guesthouse & Studio, Medlow Bath

Best for: Heritage guesthouses, art lovers and peaceful weekends | Price: $$

For something smaller and more intimate than the Hydro Majestic, The Chalet Guesthouse & Studio is a lovely alternative. This historic guesthouse combines traditional Blue Mountains character with artwork, cosy interiors and a relaxed atmosphere.

It's the kind of place that feels character-filled, making it particularly appealing for guests who enjoy accommodation with a story.

Best Places to Stay in Mount Victoria

At the western end of the main Blue Mountains tourist corridor, Mount Victoria offers a quieter and more historic alternative to Katoomba and Leura. With beautiful heritage buildings, old-fashioned village charm and easy access to scenic lookouts, it's a lovely base for travellers who prefer exploring at their own pace.

25. Victoria & Albert Guesthouse, Mount Victoria

Best for: Victorian-era charm and heritage accommodation | Price: $$–$$$

If you love historic buildings, the Victoria & Albert Guesthouse is one of Mount Victoria's most character-filled places to stay. Set inside a grand Victorian-era property, the guesthouse features traditional interiors, period details and a sense of history that makes it feel quite different from a contemporary hotel.

It's a wonderful option for a cosy winter weekend or a slower-paced Upper Blue Mountains escape.

26. Closeburn House, Mount Victoria

Best for: Romantic weekends and boutique guesthouse luxury | Price: $$$

For a more intimate luxury experience, Closeburn House is a beautiful boutique guesthouse in Mount Victoria. Set within a restored historic home, this adults-oriented retreat combines elegant accommodation with a peaceful atmosphere and personalised hospitality and is one of our favourite Upper Blue Mountains options for a romantic, adults-only escape.

Best Places to Stay in Megalong Valley & Kanimbla Valley

For a Blue Mountains getaway that feels truly removed from everyday life, head into the Megalong and Kanimbla valleys. Here, the landscape opens into sweeping countryside, dramatic sandstone escarpments and secluded bushland. Some of the region's most memorable unique stays are hidden in these valleys, from vineyard accommodation to architect-designed luxury cabins.

27. Dryridge Estate, Megalong Valley

Best for: Vineyard weekends, food and wine lovers and country escapes | Price: $$$–$$$$

If your perfect weekend revolves around beautiful scenery and excellent wine, Dryridge Estate is the place to stay in the Blue Mountains. Set among vineyards in the spectacular Megalong Valley, the estate offers self-contained accommodation surrounded by rolling countryside and mountain views.

It's a wonderful alternative to staying in one of the region's busier towns, particularly if you want a peaceful escape with a winery experience close by and is one of our favourite accommodation options for a romantic food-and-wine weekend.

28. Mt Kanimbla Retreats, Kanimbla Valley

Best for: Luxury cabins, privacy and spectacular countryside | Price: $$$–$$$$

For a unique Blue Mountains stay with plenty of space to switch off, Mt Kanimbla Retreats is worth knowing about. Set on a private property in the beautiful Kanimbla Valley, the retreat offers secluded accommodation designed around the surrounding landscape. Expect sweeping rural views, peaceful bushland and the sort of quiet that makes it easy to forget about everything waiting for you at home.

Best Unique Places to Stay in Bilpin & Berambing

If you're searching for unusual accommodation in the Blue Mountains, the Bilpin and Berambing area is well worth exploring. Located along Bells Line of Road, this beautiful part of the region is known for orchards, bushland, scenic drives and some seriously memorable couples' retreats.

Here, you'll find accommodation that's less about traditional hotels and more an experience up in the treetops (literally).

29. Love Cabins Treehouse, Berambing

Best for: Romantic weekends and unique treehouse accommodation | Price: $$$

If you've ever dreamed of escaping to a treehouse in the middle of the bush, Love Cabins offers one of the more unusual accommodation experiences in the Blue Mountains. Set among secluded bushland near Bilpin, the Treehouse combines an elevated setting with cosy interiors and a wonderfully private atmosphere.

It's romantic, a little adventurous and very different from a traditional hotel stay.

30. Love Cabins Enchanted Cave, Berambing

Best for: Unusual accommodation, romantic escapes and bucket-list stays | Price: $$$–$$$$

For something truly different, the Enchanted Cave is one of the most distinctive places to stay in the Blue Mountains. Part of the Love Cabins collection, this secluded cave-inspired retreat is designed to make the surrounding wilderness feel like part of the experience. This one is our choice for a genuinely unique Blue Mountains getaway when you want to spend some time completely out of the ordinary.

Make a Weekend of It

Once you've decided where to stay in the Blue Mountains, it's time to plan the rest of your weekend!

Whether you're exploring the region's beautiful villages, heading out on a bushwalk or planning a food-focused escape, there's plenty to discover beyond your accommodation.

Where to eat?

What to do?

Frequently Asked Questions About Blue Mountains Accommodation

The best areas to stay in the Blue Mountains include Katoomba, Leura, Blackheath, Wentworth Falls, Medlow Bath and Mount Victoria.
Katoomba is ideal for first-time visitors, Leura is lovely for romantic weekends and boutique shopping, while Blackheath is particularly good for bushwalking, restaurants and quieter getaways.
Some of the best hotels in the Blue Mountains include Kyah in Blackheath, Lilianfels in Katoomba, Echoes Boutique Hotel, The Carrington Hotel, Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains and the Hydro Majestic.
Each offers a different experience, from boutique design to traditional luxury and heritage accommodation.
For boutique accommodation in the Blue Mountains, we'd start with Kyah in Blackheath, Echoes Boutique Hotel in Katoomba and Chalets at Blackheath.
Kyah is particularly appealing for its contemporary design and restaurant, while Chalets at Blackheath is ideal for a secluded luxury escape.
For romantic accommodation in the Blue Mountains, consider Chalets at Blackheath, Echoes Boutique Hotel, Strawberry Patch in Leura, Closeburn House in Mount Victoria or Valley of the Waters B&B in Wentworth Falls.
For something more unusual, Love Cabins' Treehouse and Enchanted Cave are memorable options.
Some of the most unique accommodation in the Blue Mountains includes Rough Track Cabins, Chalets at Blackheath, Mt Kanimbla Retreats and Love Cabins' Treehouse and Enchanted Cave.
These are particularly appealing for travellers who want something more memorable than a traditional hotel.
For luxury Blue Mountains accommodation, consider Lilianfels, Echoes Boutique Hotel, Chalets at Blackheath, the Hydro Majestic and Parklands Country Gardens & Lodges.
For a more secluded luxury experience, look towards Megalong Valley, Kanimbla Valley and the Upper Blue Mountains.
Katoomba is generally the easiest choice for first-time visitors because it's close to the Three Sisters, Scenic World, Echo Point and a wide range of restaurants and accommodation.
It's also one of the most convenient places to stay in the Blue Mountains without a car.
Choose Katoomba if sightseeing, major attractions and transport convenience are your priorities.
Choose Leura if you're looking for a romantic weekend, beautiful gardens, independent shops and cosy cottage accommodation.
Both make excellent bases for exploring the Blue Mountains.
Absolutely. Blackheath is one of the best places to stay in the Blue Mountains for travellers who enjoy good food, boutique accommodation, bushwalking and a quieter village atmosphere.
It's particularly appealing for couples and visitors who have already explored Katoomba's major attractions.
Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains is one of the strongest family-friendly options thanks to its extensive facilities and activities.
Comfort Resort Leura Gardens, Leisure Inn Spires and self-contained cottages are also worth considering for families who want more space and flexibility.
For budget accommodation in the Blue Mountains, consider Blackheath Motor Inn, Gardners Inn Hotel, 3 Sisters Motel, Sky Rider Motor Inn and Grand View Hotel.
These offer more affordable alternatives to the region's luxury resorts and boutique hotels.
Yes. Gardners Inn Hotel in Blackheath and Grand View Hotel in Wentworth Falls are two options for travellers who enjoy traditional pub accommodation.
Both offer a different experience from boutique hotels and luxury retreats.
Many heritage guesthouses, private cottages and mountain retreats offer fireplaces or wood-burning heaters.
For a cosy winter getaway, consider Strawberry Patch, Parklands Country Gardens & Lodges or Hotel Mountain Heritage, checking the facilities of your specific room before booking.
Yes. Rough Track Cabins, Chalets at Blackheath and Mt Kanimbla Retreats are among the options worth exploring.
The wider Megalong and Kanimbla valleys are particularly appealing for secluded cabins surrounded by mountain scenery.
Katoomba is generally the most convenient choice because of its train station, restaurants and access to major attractions.
Leura and Blackheath are also accessible by train, although some accommodation and bushwalking locations require a taxi or other transport.
The Blue Mountains is a year-round destination.
Autumn is particularly beautiful for colourful gardens and crisp mornings, winter is ideal for cosy accommodation and fireplaces, spring brings flowers and gardens, while summer is lovely for exploring the region's cooler mountain landscapes.
Two nights is ideal for a relaxed weekend getaway from Sydney, giving you time to explore a few towns, enjoy a memorable meal and visit the major attractions.
If you're planning several bushwalks or want to explore the Upper Blue Mountains and surrounding valleys, three or four nights will give you more flexibility.

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