Mount Mulligan Lodge

Located on an entirely private 28,000 hectare outback property 160km north-west of Cairns, Mt Mulligan Lodge accommodates just 20 indulged guests at any one time, ensuring a rugged and intimate escape.

Offering all-inclusive luxury accommodation in the shadow of majestic Mount Mulligan, the lodge features four different accommodation types, a beautifully designed main pavilion for guest meals and relaxation, an infinity pool and sunset bar. Each guest room at Mt Mulligan Lodge is also assigned its own electric buggy for guests to zip to the communal Main Pavilion or the Sunset Bar.

A range of experiences have been designed to make the most of the rugged outback territory. Mt Mulligan Lodge offers guided tours of the goldfields including a sighting of Australia’s oldest operating gold stamper at Tyrconnell, exploration of the historic Mount Mulligan coal mine and abandoned township, ATV adventures discovering the history and beauty of the region, chef-prepared gourmet picnic hampers, wildlife spotting, sunset drinks overlooking the escarpment, stargazing, hikes around the southern face of Mount Mulligan, barramundi fishing in the weir, scenic helicopter flights and the chance to experience the day-to-day operations of a working cattle station.

Mt Mulligan Lodge is a child-friendly property, welcoming children of all ages to this luxury lodge Queensland.

Recent Mt Mulligan Lodge Awards:

Conde Nast Traveller The Hot List 2020 Best New Hotel in Australia
Departures Magazine 2020 Legend Awards World’s Best Hotel Views
Lonely Planet Best in Travel 2020 #5 Best New Places to Stay
Travel + Leisure 2020 It List Best New Hotels in the Word
Australian Traveller 100 Ways to Holiday Here This Year #29 destination

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Mount Mulligan

Amenities

Main Pavilion

Whether it’s company or solitude you seek, the main pavilion is the welcoming heart of Mt Mulligan Lodge. With generous proportions, an inviting full height double-sided fireplace, lavish canvas and steel camp-style chairs, plush armchairs and a ‘help yourself’ bar and snack station, it’s the ideal space to soak up the majesty of Mount Mulligan and the tranquillity of this superb outback setting.

Dining

The main pavilion restaurant is the ultimate, luxurious take on pastoral living, with its shimmering roof, high ceilings, recycled timber beams and lavish camp-style chairs. Here guests enjoy exceptional locally sourced, caught and foraged seasonal dishes accented with native and bush foods, and complemented with boutique Australian wines. Rates include gourmet meals, quality Australian wines and beers and soft drinks.

Dress Code

Comfortable casual wear is recommended for the day, including firm walking shoes and light, loose clothing, particularly for guests embarking on outback adventures or participating in activities such as hiking and fishing. During the winter months, warm clothes for evenings and early mornings are needed. Relaxed evening wear is also encouraged for diners at the lodge.

Accommodation Types

The spacious pavilions are made for flexibility: the Outback Room is perfect for those travelling individually or couples on a romantic getaway, while the Outback Suite, with its adjoining lounge room, is ideal for those looking for additional space to unwind. The lounge is spacious, with a cosy wood-burning fire and private deck. The Outback Pavilion is the ultimate outback getaway for families and groups, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a communal lounge.

Services

Major credit cards accepted
Check-in 2pm, check-out 11am
Mt Mulligan Lodge welcomes children of all age
Being a remote outback lodge, there is no mobile phone coverage at Mt Mulligan Lodge. WIFI and internet access is also extremely limited and cannot be guaranteed during your stay due to Government restrictions on satellite data usage and weather conditions