 With its striking contemporary architecture, Peppers Moonah Links Resort stands out amongst the ancient rolling sand dunes of Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.
All 92 rooms and suites have balconies with views of the surrounding golf course and landscaped gardens. The Moonah rooms and suites have been decorated in a contemporary, warm style using rich leathers and textured fabrics. Suites include kitchen and laundry facilities. The luxury Open Suites overlook the rolling dunes of the course from their individual terrace or deck and the BBQ area. Featuring large bedrooms and bathrooms, they are beautifully furnished and feature state-of-the-art facilities.
Gracefully placed in the heartland of the Mornington Peninsula, Peppers Moonah Links Resort is the perfect place from which to explore the many delights of the region: amazing wineries, beautiful beaches, fine food and holiday facilities. Fishing, boating, horse-riding, historical parks, craft markets, bushwalking, and food and wine festivals combined to make the Peninsula one of the most exciting visitor regions in Australia.
The resort features two 18 hole championship golf courses. The main Open Course, designed by Thomson Wolveridge & Perret, was the venue for the Australia Golf Open in 2005. The resort also features a tennis court, swimming pool, gym and mountain bikes.
When it comes to dining, Pebbles Restaurant offers an innovative menu with a focus on local produce. Dine on the sunny terrace or in the dining room with fire blazing in winter. And what better place to relax with a drink than in the Spike Bar?
A visit to Peppers Moonah Links Resort wouldn't be complete without a trip to endota spa. "dreched" is the spa's signature treatment ... and they mean it. Laced with your own blend of hot aromatherapy oils, lathered in honey, covered in clay and then rinsed with waves of water.
Pebbles Restaurant at Peppers Moonah Links Resort offers a relaxed modern Australian menu with a focus on the freshest Mornington Peninsula produce. Accommodating up to 110 guests, you can dine overlooking the rolling greens of the Open Course, either on the sunny terrace or in the dining room with the fire blazing in winter.
And what better place to relax after a game than in the Spike Bar. Also offering superb views of the Open Course and the scattered native Moonah trees, the Spike Bar offers guests an area in which to enjoy a pre-dinner drink or nightcap.
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