Peak Lodge
Sophisticated mountain ranch. Bluestone walls, recycled Douglas fir timber, high cathedral ceilings, walls of glass. Earthy palette of charcoal, chocolate and caramel. Open fireplaces in almost every room. It feels more like a very well-appointed family homestead than a hotel — staff know guests by name within an hour of arrival.
Book midweek for better availability and meaningfully lower nightly rates — weekday rates start around $200 less per night than weekend rates
Why It Matters
Two MICHELIN Keys awarded. Member of Luxury Lodges of Australia. The all-inclusive model is genuinely comprehensive — guests never reach for a wallet once on property. The chef-hatted Peak restaurant is a destination in its own right, open to non-guests for lunch. One of the few properties in Australia that holds its own against international wilderness lodges on food and service.
Australia's highest non-alpine mountain lodge, sitting 1,100 metres above sea level on 8,000 acres of wilderness in Queensland's Scenic Rim. Just 10 suites in the main lodge and 2 private escarpment lodges keep it genuinely intimate — you're sharing the mountain with maybe 20 other guests, and the Brangus cattle that roam the grounds. Everything is all-inclusive: all meals, selected beverages, minibar, and a rotating slate of guided experiences. The Peak restaurant anchors the whole thing, serving a multi-course degustation that changes daily and pulls serious ingredient sourcing from the surrounding region.
Where You'll Stay
6 room types available
Accessible Lodge Suite
From AUD1,299 / nightAccessible version of the Lodge Suite, designed for guests with mobility requirements. Full lodge inclusions apply.
KingLodge Spa Suite
From AUD1,499 / nightThe same footprint as the Lodge Suite but with a notable upgrade: an open bathroom with a spa bath and glass ceiling, so you can soak while watching the stars. Three of these in the main lodge building. Fireplaces, king beds, marble bathrooms, private veranda — all the Lodge Suite features, but with that extra bit of drama in the bathroom.
KingLodge Suite
From AUD1,299 / nightGround-floor suites in the main lodge with sweeping valley and mountain range views from a private balcony. 34 sqm. Tastefully decorated with natural materials, a bluestone fireplace, and a marble bathroom. King bed with twin configuration available on request. These are the entry-level rooms but 'entry-level' here means a full marble bathroom, Bose speaker, reading nook, and a stocked minibar.
King (twin on request) · 34 sqm
Loft Suite
From AUD1,300 / nightPositioned adjacent to the guest mezzanine level — handy for raiding the library at odd hours. Two loft suites: one with mountain views and one looking out over the rural farmland. Elevated feel with a cosy reading nook and direct access to the mezzanine. A good pick for book lovers and those who want to feel slightly tucked away inside the lodge.
KingOne Bedroom Private Lodge
From AUD1,700 / nightA standalone lodge perched right on the escarpment edge, about 400 metres from the main building. Total privacy — the local rock wallabies are known to sleep on the outdoor lounge. Features a private outdoor infinity spa with valley views, a wood-burning fireplace, king bed, two bathrooms, and a covered carport. Full access to all main lodge facilities. Families with children of all ages can stay here (main lodge is adults-only).
KingTwo Bedroom Private Lodge
From AUD2,749 / nightThe top of the accommodation hierarchy at Spicers Peak. A two-level private lodge on the escarpment edge with two king bedrooms, each with an ensuite, plus a separate living room, generous outdoor decks, and an outdoor Jacuzzi that frames direct views over Spicers Gap. Accommodates up to 4 guests. Perfect for two couples or a family. Cockatoos will visit. Wallabies will hop past below the spa. The nightly degustation menu is fully included.
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Eat & Drink
1 venue on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
Included in the weekly rotating timetable. A guided 4WD tour of the property and surrounding national park landscape — good for guests who want to cover more terrain without hiking it.
Private helicopter scenic flights over the Scenic Rim and surrounding World Heritage landscapes. Available from Brisbane and Gold Coast Airports as a transfer option (25 min, one-way) or as a standalone scenic experience.
A guided 4WD sunset tour to Ryan's Lookout and other remote vantage points, accompanied by gourmet snacks and beverages. Paid extra — worth it for the views at dusk.
Traditional campfire experience making billy tea using techniques from early Australian settlers and explorers.
In-house sommelier leads an interactive session covering nose, notes, palate and profiles of three Premium Cellar Master Wines.
Hands-on cocktail masterclass for guests who fancy themselves behind the bar.
Hosted gin tasting and appreciation experience, included within the all-inclusive stay.
Guided foraging for native produce in the surrounding landscape. Showcases the region's edible flora and informs the kitchen's menus.
Guided excursion to Queensland's premier wine region, the Granite Belt — an additional paid experience arranged through the lodge.
Daily guided walks exploring the plateau, subtropical rainforest patch, and surrounding wilderness. The 'Wallaby Walkabout' circles the lodge plateau rim and is a guest favourite — wallabies, goannas, birdlife and (if you look up) koalas in the eucalypts are regulars.
Free bike rental included. Several private mountain biking trails thread through the property and surrounding national park.
At 1,100m above sea level with minimal light pollution, the night sky here is exceptional. Guided stargazing sessions available, and some suites let you watch constellations from the bathtub.
On-site tennis court with all equipment provided.
Outdoor yoga sessions included in the rotating activity programme.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
Business center and meeting facilities available. The mountaintop location is specifically marketed for executive retreats and senior management offsites.
High-speed internet available throughout the entire property, including private lodges. Mobile coverage with Telstra is available but patchy in some areas.
Communal lounge and bar where guests gather each evening for cocktails and canapés. A natural social space — the relatively small guest count means you'll likely chat with fellow guests.
Australia-designed Leif organic amenities in all bathrooms. Bathrobes and slippers provided — the slippers are biodegradable and guests are encouraged to take them home.
Fully stocked minibar in every room, replenished daily. Includes local and regional snacks and beverages. All included in the all-inclusive rate.
Guest library on the mezzanine level stocked with coffee table books and novels. Pool table and board games also available.
Hot tub adjacent to the main pool area.
Outdoor infinity-edge pool with panoramic mountain and valley views. Sun loungers on deck. A genuinely stunning spot.
On-site concierge team open seven days. Handles everything from regional experience bookings to helicopter transfers.
Complimentary bicycle hire for guests to explore the trails on the property and surrounding national park.
Free self-parking and free valet parking available on site.
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