About

Set in Victoria’s picturesque Daylesford and Macedon Ranges, the stylish and serene Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa is perfect for a stress free break, weekend away or romantic escape. It’s your complete getaway with an exquisite restaurant and award winning day spa at your fingertips.

Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa is a grand 1930’s guest house that has been transformed into a deluxe retreat with stylish art deco reception areas, leafy gardens and stunning courtyards.

Situated in Hepburn Springs, just over an hour from Melbourne and three minutes from Daylesford, Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa offers superb accommodation following in the warm art deco theme that characterises the retreat. There are 40 luxurious rooms to choose from including a self-contained 1864 Villa Parma with four exquisite bedrooms.

Onsite you are spoilt for choice when it comes to leisure pursuits. DECO restaurant located within the retreat will tantalise your tastebuds as our chefs look to the seasons and local produce for inspiration including produce grown on the owners nearby property. The Retreat Bar & Guest Lounge offers a friendly, relaxed environment for beverages and bar snacks either inside by the warm fires or outside in the garden.

The multi award winning Mineral Spa is one of the great pleasures of a stay at Peppers Springs Retreat & Spa. They’re the current Australasian Spa Association Best Hotel and Best Day Spa winners as well as the current Victorian Tourism Award winners for Health and Wellness (Hall of Fame) and the Spa Life magazine reader’s choice for Best Destination Spa. Offering a range of massage therapies, including relaxation, aromatherapy and signature facials the spa houses a relaxation room, three open air mineral pools, sauna, steam room, 11 treatment rooms and the only operating soft pak float beds in the Southern Hemisphere.

Peppers Hepburn Springs has a range of diverse experiences from unique shopping, cafes, a golf course, bushwalks, live music and horse riding. If you need to venture further afield to Daylesford for the farmers markets, boutiques, historic railway, boating on the lake, bookshops and further dining options, it’s only three kilometres down the road. (more)