The Innishfree Spa Accommodation and Healing Centre in Daylesford offers 2 spa cottages and 3 spa suites just 400 metres north of the Daylesford Post Office.

Innishfree Spa Cottage is perched on a hill at the quiet end of a cul-de-sac overlooking Daylesford. It is a fully self-contained three bedroom spa cottage with a queen and two double beds, two bathrooms, an outdoor heated spa, deck and BBQ for entertaining and admiring the magnificent views.

Doonaree Spa Cottage is just opposite the Innishfree Cottage. It is a self contained two-bedroom spa cottage with a queen and two king single beds, which can be made into a king bed, a claw foot bath, luxurious outdoor heated spa, deck and BBQ for entertaining and stunning westerly sunset views. Decorated with a jazz theme in vibrant colours, French doors that open onto the verandah and rose gardens and a Ned Kelly fire make this a perfect romantic getaway.

The Spa Suites offer comfort and luxury with a contemporary design, each with a two person spa bath, kitchen, split system air conditioning, barbeque and CD/TV/DVD/VCR. Two of the units have queen size beds and the third has two single beds.

The Healing Centre at Daylesford offers Integrated Energy Therapy, developed by Stevan Thayer at the Cente of Being.

Innishfree Spa Accommodation and Healing Centre is a Member of Golden Chain Motels

Things to Do in Daylesford

The Daylesford and Macedon Ranges region offers many natural and historical attractions for the visitor. Daylesford has a number of grand well preserved old buildings, dating back to the town's former gold mining days of the 1800s. The town is surrounded by scenic hills, forests and numerous lakes, the largest and most popular being Lake Daylesford adjacent to the town's commercial centre with its numerous walking tracks, mineral springs, jetties, BBQs and picnic areas.

Other attractions within the town include the Wombat Hill Botanical Gardens and lookout tower, the Convent Gallery, and the Railway Museum. Be sure to visit Lavandula Farm, a little taste of Europe just ten minutes north of Daylesford, where you will find a delightful rustic stone buildings constructed by Swiss Italians who stayed after the gold rushes. The stone farmhouse buildings cluster around a cobbled courtyard, surrounded by a beautiful garden, lavender fields, the creek and distant hills.

Daylesford is a popular destination for locals and visitors alike seeking relaxing time out in attractive surroundings. Located a short five minute drive north of Daylesford is the mineral spa resort town of Hepburn Springs, surrounded by the Hepburn Regional Park, an ideal place to try the healing waters of the local mineral spring baths or play a round of golf on the picturesque Hepburn golf course.

You must find time to explore the local Macedon Ranges wine region renowned for its cool climate wines. Visit such wineries as the Big Shed winery or Sailors Falls Estate just south of Daylesford where you will discover a boutique vineyard with high quality wines which feature on the wine lists of many fine dining restaurants in the Hepburn Springs/Daylesford and Macedon Ranges area.

Finding Our Daylesford Accommodation

The township of Daylesford is approximately one hour north west of Melbourne via either the Calder or Western Highways in an area that contains Australia's largest concentration of natural mineral springs. From Melbourne take the Western Highway and exit at Ballan Daylesford Road and head towards Hepburn Springs. Innishfree and Doonaree Spa Cottages are located on Trimble Street just 400 metres north of the Post Office and the Innishfree Spa Suites are nearby on Vincent Street North.

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