New identity for Moreton Bay retreat

 

All change at Moreton Bay, the popular waterfront area just a short drive from downtown Brisbane.

A multi-million-dollar transformation of the former Mercure Clear Mountain has seen the property re-branded as Peppers Clear Mountain by Mandala Hotels & Resorts. 

The redevelopment included guest rooms, dining and event spaces, and the surrounding grounds. 

Set across 20 hectares of bushland overlooking the Glass House Mountains, the 51-room retreat sits above the bay and joins the Peppers collection across Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia. 

The Glasshouse Restaurant has two private dining rooms, including one with its own balcony, while events can cater for up to 150 guests. 

A dedicated billiard room and newly equipped gym provide additional leisure facilities for guests throughout their stay.

“The transformation of Peppers Clear Mountain marks an exciting milestone for Mandala Hotels and Resorts, Accor, and the entire Moreton Bay community," said Adrian Williams, Chief Operating Officer for Accor in the Pacific region. 

"By elevating this iconic property into the region's only five-star hotel, we aren't just opening doors to a new hotel - we're setting a premium new benchmark for Queensland hospitality [ahead of the 2032 Olympic Games]. 

"As we look toward the arrival of the world's greatest sporting event, we are entering a golden era of growth. Tourism demand is surging, flight capacity is rising, and the energy in the market is palpable."

Gemma McCourt, Chief Operating Officer for Mandala Hotels & Resorts, said: “Peppers Clear Mountain marks a confident and deliberate investment by Mandala Hotels & Resorts into one of Queensland's most naturally compelling regions, elevating the property with a renewed focus on the experiences today's travellers seek."

Peppers Clear Mountain offers stays from $309 per night (which, to be honest, seems a little steep), including breakfast for two. To book, visit ALL.com or see https://peppersclearmountain.com.au/