Summary:
A romantic escape with a touch of indulgence. Our Four Poster Queen Room is designed for slow mornings and cosy evenings, featuring a beautifully styled four-poster bed and intimate boutique details throughout.

The Space:
✔ Comfortable four-poster queen bed
✔ Private ensuite with essential amenities
✔ Plush robes
✔ Coffee pod machine, Mini Fridge
✔ Cloud 9 hair dryer & straightener
✔ Elegant, classic furnishings
✔ Smart TV
✔ Vintage style make-up vanity with light up mirror
✔ Smart Lamps, featuring soft speakers, wireless phone charging & dimmable lighting
✔ Starlink Wi-Fi
✔ Iron & Ironing Board

Guest Access:
You will have electric coded access to your room

The Neighborhood:
Situated in the heart of the Granite Belt Wine Region, Ballandean is a much sought after destination, surrounded by wineries on Eukey road, we are easily accessible to the region’s award winning boutique wineries, craft breweries and stand out restaurants. The Granite Belt has all the right ingredients for food and wine indulgence in front of roaring open fires. Girraween means “place of flowers” and the best time to visit, is just in spring, when the flora is at its most prolific. In summer, you can expect temperatures to be 10 degrees, on average cooler than Brisbane. Welcome to our backyard, where the only thing you need to do is slow down, breathe deep and experience the essence of country life.

Getting Around:
Girraween Country Inn is set in a peaceful rural location near Girraween National Park, so having your own vehicle is the best way to explore the region.

By Car
• Stanthorpe town centre – approx. 20 minutes
• Local wineries and cellar doors – 5 to 15 minutes
• Girraween National Park walking tracks – direct access nearby

The drive itself is part of the experience — scenic, quiet, and dotted with vineyards and granite landscapes.

Transport Options
• No public transport services nearby
• Limited taxi and rideshare availability in the region
• Local tour operators and winery tours should be arranged in advance to avoid dissapointment

On the Property
Once you arrive, everything slows down.
Enjoy walking the grounds, relaxing by the fire, or simply settling in — many guests choose to stay in and make the most of the peaceful surroundings.

Local Tip
We recommend arriving before sunset, especially if it’s your first visit — country roads are darker at night, and the views on arrival are worth seeing.

Other Things to Note:
Free Parking on the Grass next to the Inn is always available.

Interaction with Guests:
There are multiple properties on 42 acres, each with their own private access and space with shared plentiful parking area.
Please respect each others privacy.