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Lyola Pavilions in the Forest

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The two architect-designed pavilions, 'Hide' and 'Seek', are perched high on Policeman's Spur, a ridge that overlooks the green patchwork of Conondale Valley. Slide open the floor-to-ceiling windows and smell the aroma of eucalyptus rising from the gum leaves in the surrounding forest; listen for the gurgle of your private creek with its cool swimming holes in a clearing in the forest below.

You're unlikely to meet anyone else here, apart from a goanna crackling through the bush or resting on a tree trunk, a koala, or one of the many beautiful, hinterland birds that call to one another among the trees.

Inside the pavilions there is one spacious room, and a separate spa bathroom. ?Seek? has a bright, energising ambience, decorated with quieter tones for contrast. It has a queen size bed, a wood burning heater, a day bed and two especially comfortable chairs in the lounge area. ?Hide? is more subdued, and painted in tranquil earthy tones. The bathroom features stone tiles and a sunken bath with views to the forest when you roll the wall away.

Host, Jane Kennedy, provides luxurious touches such as fragrant handmade soaps, ylang ylang bubble bath, silky rose-geranium scented moisturiser, lavender oil, candles, fluffy robes and gorgeous bed linen, cushions and throws. She also stocks the kitchens with essentials that take the hard work out of self catering. Complimentary wine, a cheese platter and provisions for a hearty breakfast are supplemented by a hot cob of bread delivered to the bread box each morning.

Lyola Pavilions near the picturesque villages of Montville and Maleny are just over one hour from Brisbane by car. Activities nearby include horse riding, abseiling, walking and mountain biking.

Activities and facilities

  • 24 hour check in available
  • Bath products
  • Continental breakfast plus hot bread delivered each morning
  • Gay friendly
  • Homemade jams and biscuits
  • Non-smoking property
  • Not suitable for children
  • On-site parking
  • On-site undercover parking
  • Spa/Hot tub/Jacuzzi
  • Wine and cheese on arrival
Location 198 Policeman Spur Road
Maleny 4552 QLD Australia

Lyola Pavilions in the Forest

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A treehouse on 10 metre poles. A treetop collage of colour and comfort with vistas to the valley beyond.
Rates are for 2 people. The room caters for a maximum of 2 adults.
Double bed
1 queen
Cancellation policy: No Cancellations or Changes ( Details )

Cancellations or changes to bookings for this room will not be permitted for any reason. Once confirmed a booking cannot be refunded or altered in any way.

  • Air conditioning
  • Bathrobes
  • CD player
  • DVD player
  • Fans
  • Fireplace
  • Free in-house movies
  • Full kitchen
  • Hairdryer
  • In-room spa bath / Jacuzzi
  • Iron & ironing board
  • Non-smoking only
  • Opening windows
  • Radio
  • Refrigerator - bar size
  • Separate shower & bath
  • Tea/Coffee Making
  • TV
Check In 1400hrs
Check In Instructions Guests come to reception and please show them to their pavilion.
Check Out 1030hrs
Getting There Take the Landsborough exit off the Bruce Highway
Continue through Landsborough and up the range
Turn left at Mary Cairncross Corner into Mountain View Road - Tourist Drive 23
Follow Mountain View Rd to end and turn at the T intersection towards Woodford
Continue 5�km to Policeman Spur Rd and it?s 2�km to Lyola - just follow the signs
Parking Covered carports are provided.
Things To Do Bushwalking; swimming in our deep, crystal, waterhole in the rainforest on our property; visit Noosa and Sunshine Beaches nearby; art galleries; restaurants; wineries; markets; Glasshouse Mountains; village shopping; scenic drives and picnics; farm produce; fishing in Lake Baroon and on the Coast.