Sequoia Lodge
About the hotel
"A luxurious adults-only getaway with an emphasis on food, wine, nature and relaxation, Sequoia Lodge boasts just fourteen suites in its perch on top of Mount Lofty."
Fourteen suites in all comprise the lodge, and guests must be at least 18 years of age to stay. Suites enjoy ultra-scenic locations on the edge of Piccadilly Valley, complemented by open-plan layouts and large windows that frame panoramic views. Interiors feature an abundance of natural materials supplemented by the handiwork of local craftsmen and artisans, creating tranquil oases with a distinct sense of place. Notably, each suite also features an original oil painting by Stephen Trebilcock, the lodge's resident artist. Underfloor heating,... Show more
Fourteen suites in all comprise the lodge, and guests must be at least 18 years of age to stay. Suites enjoy ultra-scenic locations on the edge of Piccadilly Valley, complemented by open-plan layouts and large windows that frame panoramic views. Interiors feature an abundance of natural materials supplemented by the handiwork of local craftsmen and artisans, creating tranquil oases with a distinct sense of place. Notably, each suite also features an original oil painting by Stephen Trebilcock, the lodge's resident artist. Underfloor heating, daybeds on the balcony and sunken lounge rooms warmed by gas fireplaces encourage guests to cosy up, converse and unwind.
The best of South Australia's food and drink takes centre stage in Sequoia's dining scene, which is helmed by Chef Nicolas Reverte. Contemporary Australian dishes are created with supremely fresh, locally sourced ingredients for all meals of the day, which can be enjoyed in the beautiful Sequoia Lounge or in the privacy of your own suite. Should you wish to dine out in the grounds, staff will pack you a picnic hamper before sending you on your way. Picnic baskets might include delights such as housemade focaccia sandwiches with burrata, prosciutto and macadamia pesto, smoked salmon sandwiches and Quiche Lorraine, while the more traditional sit-down dinners boast menus featuring prime steak and seafood dishes, caviar and plenty of Coffin Bay oysters. The wine list, needless to say, is spectacular. Should you be interested in a change of environment, guests of Sequoia also have access to other venues on the Mount Lofty Estate, including Hardy’s Verandah Restaurant and Martha Hardy’s Kitchen.
There is plenty to do both off the property and on it, from guided nature walks and koala interactions to stargazing and the aptly named ‘Bee Experience', in which guests suit up to learn about beekeeping hands-on. Back at the hotel, take a yoga class in the morning, a dip in the infinity pool overlooking Piccadilly Valley in the afternoon, and unwind with a session in the infrared sauna or a trip to the Gatekeeper’s Day Spa. There are also opportunities for mixology classes, winemaker meetings and discovery experiences showcasing South Australian cheese and wine.
Hotel amenities
Fourteen suites in all comprise the lodge, and guests must be at least 18 years of age to stay. Suites enjoy ultra-scenic locations on the edge of Piccadilly Valley, complemented by open-plan layouts and large windows that frame panoramic views. Interiors feature an abundance of natural materials supplemented by the handiwork of local craftsmen and artisans, creating tranquil oases with a distinct sense of place. Notably, each suite also features an original oil painting by Stephen Trebilcock, the lodge's resident artist. Underfloor heating, daybeds on the balcony and sunken lounge rooms warmed by gas fireplaces encourage guests to cosy up, converse and unwind.
The best of South Australia's food and drink takes centre stage in Sequoia's dining scene, which is helmed by Chef Nicolas Reverte. Contemporary Australian dishes are created with supremely fresh, locally sourced ingredients for all meals of the day, which can be enjoyed in the beautiful Sequoia Lounge or in the privacy of your own suite. Should you wish to dine out in the grounds, staff will pack you a picnic hamper before sending you on your way. Picnic baskets might include delights such as housemade focaccia sandwiches with burrata, prosciutto and macadamia pesto, smoked salmon sandwiches and Quiche Lorraine, while the more traditional sit-down dinners boast menus featuring prime steak and seafood dishes, caviar and plenty of Coffin Bay oysters. The wine list, needless to say, is spectacular. Should you be interested in a change of environment, guests of Sequoia also have access to other venues on the Mount Lofty Estate, including Hardy’s Verandah Restaurant and Martha Hardy’s Kitchen.
There is plenty to do both off the property and on it, from guided nature walks and koala interactions to stargazing and the aptly named ‘Bee Experience', in which guests suit up to learn about beekeeping hands-on. Back at the hotel, take a yoga class in the morning, a dip in the infinity pool overlooking Piccadilly Valley in the afternoon, and unwind with a session in the infrared sauna or a trip to the Gatekeeper’s Day Spa. There are also opportunities for mixology classes, winemaker meetings and discovery experiences showcasing South Australian cheese and wine.
Hotel amenities
Room types
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SEQUOIA SUITES
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75 m² / 807 ft²
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King bed
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Mountain view
Your private open-plan suite is perched on the edge of the Piccadilly Valley, boasting panoramic views from the sunken lounge, bedroom and bathroom.
Sink into the large bath tub, take a nap or relax on your spacious private balcony day bed with a bottle of sparkling wine and a charcuterie platter. Watch the wallabies and kangaroos forage beneath your feet as you indulge in losing track of time.
The suites have been brought to life by local suppliers, craftsmen and artisans, creating a tranquil oasis with a calming colour palette punctuated by warm accents of wood and stone.
Each suite features an original oil painting by resident artist Stephen Trebilcock who is renowned for capturing unique local native florals in incredible detail, colour and depth.
An exquisite collection of artisanal pieces and amenities have been handpicked including Jurlique products, Nick Mount glass, Jam Factory ceramics, handmade tea & coffee cups by ES Ceramics and Hahndorf Soap Factory bath salts.
Sunken lounge room with stone-clad gas fireplace.
East-facing panoramic balcony with expansive daybed.
King sized bed with views over the valley and Moon window for star gazing before bed.
Retractable TV with ability to Chromecast from your device.
Generous, light-filled bathroom with switch glass privacy windows, free-standing bathtub, multi-directional double wellness shower, stone-walled courtyard with water feature and valley views.
Full suite automation offering different mood and time of day settings.
Underfloor heating and air-conditioning
Bespoke pillow menu
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75 m² / 807 ft²
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King bed
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Mountain view
SEQUOIA SUITES
Your private open-plan suite is perched on the edge of the Piccadilly Valley, boasting panoramic views from the sunken lounge, bedroom and bathroom.
Sink into the large bath tub, take a nap or relax on your spacious private balcony day bed with a bottle of sparkling wine and a charcuterie platter. Watch the wallabies and kangaroos forage beneath your feet as you indulge in losing track of time.
The suites have been brought to life by local suppliers, craftsmen and artisans, creating a tranquil oasis with a calming colour palette punctuated by warm accents of wood and stone.
Each suite features an original oil painting by resident artist Stephen Trebilcock who is renowned for capturing unique local native florals in incredible detail, colour and depth.
An exquisite collection of artisanal pieces and amenities have been handpicked including Jurlique products, Nick Mount glass, Jam Factory ceramics, handmade tea & coffee cups by ES Ceramics and Hahndorf Soap Factory bath salts.
Sunken lounge room with stone-clad gas fireplace.
East-facing panoramic balcony with expansive daybed.
King sized bed with views over the valley and Moon window for star gazing before bed.
Retractable TV with ability to Chromecast from your device.
Generous, light-filled bathroom with switch glass privacy windows, free-standing bathtub, multi-directional double wellness shower, stone-walled courtyard with water feature and valley views.
Full suite automation offering different mood and time of day settings.
Underfloor heating and air-conditioning
Bespoke pillow menu
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