Accommodation at Glass on Glasshouse

These stunning glass pods are nothing short of remarkable. The attention to detail in terms of design and hospitality by the owners is extraordinary. You will be delighted to discover these gems for your next intimate weekend getaway or extended luxury holiday. Truly world class! Each Glass on Glasshouse cottage has been designed with a spacious living area offering magnificent views of one or both of Mount Beerwah and Mount Coonowrin (the two grandest of the Glasshouse Mountains). These architecturally-designed cottages are surrounded on two sides by floor-to-ceiling glass walls to enhance your views, invite the outside in and give you a feeling of light and space. There is also a deck where you can sit and admire the wildlife or enjoy a sundowner whilst cooking a barbecue dinner. The main bedroom in your Glass on Glasshouse villa features a comfortable king-size bed (or two singles if requested). The centre-piece of the modern bathroom is a gorgeous freestanding double spa bath. For those romantic winter nights there's a beautiful 2-sided eco-smart fire which can be experienced from the bathroom as well as the lounge. This burns a beautiful flickering blue flame, and uses ethanol as it’s fuel, which is made from a renewable resource (sugar cane) so is very 'green'. Glass on Glasshouse is primarily designed for couples, however for parties of 3 persons, there's a sofa bed in the lounge which can be made up on request. (additional charge) There is no charge for one infant under 12 months. The property isn't suitable for children 2-8 years. Should you choose to stay in and feel like cooking, there's a kitchenette with microwave, fridge, Smeg hot plates and a dishwasher for your convenience. All cookware, quality crockery and glassware are supplied for a casual or fine dining experience. For your convenience a washing machine and drying facility is available in the central area. For entertainment the cottages offer internet access, feature a flat-screen high definition television and Blu-Ray PS3 DVD player. There's also a HiFi system with an iPod dock if you want to listen to your own music. Included: Breakfast - A tasty breakfast basket is included, with fresh fruit, cereal, eggs, bacon and bread. Tea and coffee and an espresso machine are also provided. We also have an onsite café which is open 6 days (not Tuesday) and has a tasty menu of home-baked lunches and cakes as well as locally grown coffee, and is an open setting with great views of the mango orchard. Glass on Glasshouse Accommodation Features and Facilities • Reverse cycle air-conditioning • In-room spa bath / Jacuzzi • Kitchenette (basic facilities) with dishwasher • Alarm clock • Large balcony or courtyard • Separate shower and bath • Bathrobes • Broadband • Television • CD/DVD player • Ceiling fans • Desk • Fireplace • Game console • Hairdryer • In-room heater • Iron/ironing board • Opening windows • Radio • Refrigerator - full size • Tea/coffee making facilities • Washing machine and dryer in central area • Wireless / WiFi • Barbecue facilities • Café onsite • Gay friendly property • Non-smoking floors • Not suitable for children • On-site undercover parking • Tour desk • Pets NOT allowed Check-In - If the cafe is open, then check-in will be done at the cafe, otherwise ring the number displayed.

Activities/Attractions Nearby to Glass on Glasshouse
• Visit the late Steve Irwin's famous Australia Zoo.
• Glide over Glasshouse on a balloon flight with Skydrifter Balloons
• Go strawberry picking (May-November) at one of the local self-pick farms.
• Bushwalking in the Glasshouse Mountains
• Visit Maleny and Montville, cosy Hinterland villages (30 mins) with art and craft shops and wineries. And nearby is the the fascinating Mary Cairncross Rainforest.
• The golden beaches of Caloundra (25 mins).
• Go on a cruise on the Moloolaba river with Caloundra Cruises (30 mins).
• The beaches and cafes of Mooloolaba and Maroochydore (40 mins).
• Visit the famous Ettamogah Pub (25mins) at Aussieworld
• Noosa (50 mins), famous for shopping and eating.
• Play 18-holes of golf at Woodford, Beerwah (15 mins), or Caloundra (25 mins).
• Abseiling or rock climbing adventures organised by Pinnacle Sports
• Dive, Mountain bike, Mountain run, Climb, Play tennis, Off Road Driving, Motorcycling, Bushwalking, Canoeing, Rock Climbing, Fishing, Horseriding.
• Shop the famous Eumundi Markets (held every Wed and Sat (50 mins or the Caloundra markets every Sunday (25 mins).
•Tourism attractions such as The Big Kart Track (15 mins), Caboolture Warplane Museum (20 mins), Aussieworld (25 mins), Underwater World (30 mins), The Big Pineapple, Nutworks and the Ginger Factory (40 mins).

Glass on Glasshouse Location
182 Glasshouse-Woodford Road, Glass House Mountains
45 mins North of Brisbane - Off Old Gympie Road.
Check in is at the Lookout Cafe

The cottages are surrounded by bushland and have great Mountain views. They are set well away from the road, yet only 6km from the nearest town of Glasshouse Mountains. We offer you the chance to experience nature, yet be close enough to civilisation to pop out to a country pub or local restaurant if you desire.

Getting to Glass on Glasshouse
Coming North from Brisbane: Stay on the M1 (Bruce Hwy) until you see a sign for the scenic route to Glasshouse Mountains and Beerwah (Scenic Route 24, Steve Irwin Way), and take this turnoff. After approx 4km turn left into Beerburrum, go through the village, and then take the first road on the right (Beerburrum-Woodford Rd). It's also signposted for the scenic lookout. Keep on this road approx 4km until you come to a fork in the road, and take the right hand fork (this is Old Gympie Rd, also signposted for the scenic lookout). Keep on this road for approx 2km. Then take the first road on the left, which is Glasshouse-Woodford Rd (also signposted for the scenic lookout). Glass on Glasshouse is a 2km along this road, our entrance is immediately after the Lookout Cafe.

Coming South from Gympie: From the M1 (Bruce Hwy), after the turnoff for Caloundra take the turnoff Left for the scenic route to Glasshouse Mountains, Landsborough and Beerwah (Scenic Route 24, ‘Steve Irwin Way’). Stay on this for at least 20 minutes. You'll go past the Big Kart track and Australia Zoo. Take the right turn into Glasshouse Mountains, and follow the road round to the left (don't turn right into the town centre). Go over the bridge and follow the road round to the left. Keep on this road a few kilometres until you reach a T-intersection.

Turn left onto Old Gympie Rd. Stay on this for a few kilometres. You don't take the first road on the right which goes to Mt.Beerwah, instead you keep going and then you take the second road on the right, which is our road, Glasshouse-Woodford Rd (also signposted for the scenic lookout). Glass on Glasshouse is approx 2km up this road, at the Lookout Cafe.