Unwind in style at 31 The Rocks in Stanthorpe, where deluxe accommodation meets the beauty of nature. Our villas and facilities are thoughtfully designed to ensure your stay is both relaxing and memorable. Enjoy peaceful moments in our guest lounge, stroll through our tranquil gardens, or take a scenic bushwalk to our private lookout.
For those keen to explore the Granite Belt countryside, we’re happy to recommend self-drive itineraries or connect you with one of the region’s outstanding local tour operators. Whether you’re here for the wine, the views, or simply a break from the everyday, 31 The Rocks is your perfect base.
Relax in our guest lounge
The Guest Lounge offers a warm and inviting space to relax and connect with family and friends. With plush lounges and a cosy fireplace, it’s the perfect setting to unwind with a drink after a day of exploring the Granite Belt.
For your convenience, the lounge is equipped with a bar fridge, wine glasses, cheese boards, cups, and cutlery—so there’s no need to bring anything from your villa. Free Wi-Fi is also available, making it easy to share your day’s adventures or plan tomorrow’s itinerary in comfort.
The Gardens & Gazebo
As a centre point in the garden, the gazebo provides commanding views over the valley below.
Sit and relax, enjoy a glass or two of wine and watch the gorgeous sunsets. The gazebo is lit at night for your convenience.
Walking Tracks
Set on 10 acres of pristine natural bushland, 31 The Rocks is surrounded by striking granite outcrops and unique geological features that offer a true Granite Belt experience.
Guests can enjoy two tranquil walking tracks right on the property. Track 1 winds gently through the bush, leading up to the top of the granite escarpment where you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views—especially magical at sunset. Track 2 is a shorter, 10-minute loop that offers a leisurely stroll past remarkable granite formations and native flora.
Along the way, you’ll encounter an array of natural beauty—from iconic grass trees and wildflowers to native lavender. Pause and take it all in—you may be joined by local wildlife including grey kangaroos, wallabies, wallaroos, and, if you’re lucky, even a koala or two.
Being a natural bushland setting, it’s also possible to encounter snakes—particularly in the warmer months. We recommend staying on the marked paths, wearing appropriate footwear, and being mindful of your surroundings to enjoy your walk safely.
Great views from the lookout
The spectacular sweeping views of the Broadwater Valley and surrounds below will relax and revive your senses.
Have a leisurely picnic at the top of the escarpment or perhaps stand in the shade of the pines, nestled in a cleft in the massive granite boulder. This is the perfect spot to watch the amazing sunsets as the days on the Granite Belt come to an end.