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Hillside Country Retreat
Address - 25 Leona Court, 4272, Mt Tamborine
General Information
Welcome to Hillside Bed and Breakfast Tamborine Mountain in the Gold Coast Mountains. Come and join us for a relaxing break, a romantic weekend getaway or your honeymoon. Hillside has self contained bed and breakfast accommodation and cottages and is located on top of Tamborine Mountain, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Hillside Bed and Breakfast has been voted as one of the Gold Coast's best accommodation retreats on Mount Tamborine. View our great accommodation packages & specials on line now!
Sitting high on a plateau on the edge of the escarpment of Tamborine Mountain, HILLSIDE offers SUPERB views of the Hinterland, Gold Coast and Pacific Ocean, from Stradbroke Island to Tweed Heads. Surrounded by National Park and Reserve, Hillside is a luxurious Retreat away from the stresses of life, but within easy access of both the Mountain attractions and the Gold Coast.
Privately situated at the end of a cul-de-sac, the house itself is of modern design recently refurbished. It has a warm friendly atmosphere and comprises the LYREBIRD SUITE (self contained) and the ROSE ROOM. In the picturesque grounds, GUMNUT COTTAGE offers fully self-contained accommodation.
Enjoy your leisurely breakfast served on one of the verandahs. Prepared from fresh local produce it includes traditional farmhouse fare, much of it home made. Evening meals and light snacks are also available.
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Fireplace
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Spa Facilities
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Kitchens
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Trekking
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Laundry
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View
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Outdoor Pool
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Location Description
It takes less than an hour from both Brisbane and the Gold Coast to swap the grey of the city pavements for the vibrant colours of Beaudesert Shire. The lush green of the rainforests, the deep blue of the mountains, the whole range of reds in the sunsets and the pure gold of country hospitality.
Stock up on local produce and quality craftwork at the country markets or invest in a work of art from one of the shire's galleries. Tuck into the gastronomic delights of the boutique wineries with their manicured vines... and fine wines. Enjoy the peace and solitude of bushwalking and discover the abundance of wildlife and wildflowers. Visit the peaks where many rivers of South East Queensland are born – Lamingtion National Park, Mt Barney National Park and Tamborine National Park. View the magnificent sight of World Heritage parks, Tamborine Mountain, Mt Lindesay, Mt Barney, Mt Ernest, Mt May and Mt Maroon.
Enjoy a round of golf in the company of kangaroos and wallabies, or spend a day exploring the many country roads, the cafes and restaurants, the country pubs and the arts and craft stores. There are plenty of accommodation choices - from charming country pubs and motels to bed and breakfast facilities, caravan parks, cosy cottages, farmstays, and homestays to resorts. Come for a day, stay for the night, and wake up to the beauty of Beaudesert Shire.
Get a close-up look at Australia's beautiful native animals and birds, or visit one of the region's many conservation parks that provide safe havens for our precious flora and fauna... as well as perfect picnic spots. Discover the irresistible charms, genuine hospitality and fascinating diversity, experience serene landscapes, slip quietly into the national parks and forests for an eco-experience second to none.
The Beaudesert Shire is full of old world charm and caters for travellers and residents with ample shops and services. An amazing range of adventures in the great outdoors is on offer in the Beaudesert Shire, swimming, fishing, camping. The shire offers an abundance of camping opportunities, from "roughing it" in the bush, through to camping grounds with full amenities. With such a vast choice in leisure activities, it's no wonder Beaudesert Shire has a reputation for action and adventure.
Major events include the Rathdowney Heritage Festival in April, Beaudesert Country and Horse Festival each June and the Tamborine Mountain Yuletide Festival in July and Springtime on the Mountain.
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