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In a perfect rural mountain setting at the base of the Victorian Alps, Dreamers offers a unique blend of luxury sustainable accommodation and a beautiful romantic Balinese wedding pavilion catering for up to 200 guests. Set on a pristine country property, Dreamers meticulously designed contemporary chalets and sustainable eco apartments overlook a private secluded trout lagoon and surrounding Alpine mountains, offering guests every comfort required for a relaxing yet invigorating stay in all seasons. For a winter stay, Dreamers accommodation overlooks the brilliant white snow-capped mountains of Mount Bogong and Victorias premier ski resort of Falls Creek, a mere 30 minute drive. After a day on the slopes Dreamers spa village offers guests the pleasures of in-house massage, private spa and cosy log fire. Autumn showcases the beautiful bold colours of the renown Bright/Mt.Beauty/Northeast region and autumn festival. Renown for its superb gourmet district, the Northeast of Victoria offers an amazing array of cheese factories, wineries, breweries and patisseries. The large 3 bedroom/2 bathroom rammed earth eco apartments are individually designed for 3 couples, families or groups in king bedrooms. The natural sustainable features of these brand new apartments create a unique characteristic feel to those seeking individual purpose built architecture. The smaller timber and stone spa chalets offer couples an intimate romantic winter escape or honeymoon, enjoying the cosy sunken lounge and open fire on a cold winters night and superb mountain views. Guests of the lagoon chalet can even throw a line from their balcony into the trout lagoon below. With a good wine and the backdrop of Mount Bogong reflecting in the lagoon waters you can sit back on your balcony or the lagoon pier and take in the fresh evening mountain air.
