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In the heart of the world-renowned Mornington Peninsula wine region, just a one hour drive from Melbourne, Jackalope Hotel opened its doors last April. The property has been conceived in collaboration with Australia's preeminent creatives. The result is a reimagination of luxury and a new voice in high-end Australian accommodation.
Guests arrive at the hotel via a driveway that cuts through the middle of the surrounding vineyards and are greeted by seven-metre-tall namesake Jackalope sculpted by Melbourne artist, Emily Floyd.
Jackalope's 46 rooms introduce guests to a reverie of relaxation. Floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces refurbished with outdoor armchairs from Tribù's Illum collection connect guests to the rural surrounds.
The hotel's lounge is decorated with a jewel-like light installation that Fabio Ongarato Design based on fermentation and bubbling in reference to the alcohol-making process. On its terrace, you can sip from a daring cocktail while relaxing in Tribù's Tosca club chairs.
