The Stanthorpe Region

Only two and half hours drive from Brisbane, Stanthorpe is in the centre of the Granite Belt wine growing district. More than a dozen vineyards within easy reach, most only a few minutes drive away. Girraween and Bald Rock are two beautiful and unique National Parks close by and easily accessible.

Each season is unique and special. In summer, when local stone fruit is available right off the trees, the warm pleasant days make way for cool crisp evening. Autumn brings the grape harvest and then an explosion of reds, yellows and oranges as the landscape prepares for winter.

Our winter is famous for its misty mornings, crystal clear days, vivid sunsets and cosy nights beside the fire, sipping local wine. Australian native wildflowers bloom in spring, not just in the nearby National Parks, but all along the roadside, enticing you to stop and pick a few.

Banksia House circa 1890

Banksia House nestles in amongst stone fruit orchards, vineyards and National Parks. Only minutes away from restaurants, wineries and the town of Stanthorpe. Choose your accommodation from two beautifully decorated rooms in antique furniture with queen beds. The guest wing includes a lounge and dining room with a log fire for those pleasantly chilly Stanthorpe winter nights.

Your tariff includes a continental breakfast, served in your private dining room. 

Whether you are wine enthusiast or simply looking for an interesting weekend away, we have the place for you. Country hospitality and old world Colonial charm. 

Rates

$155 per night per room

10% discount per night staying two or more nights