Jackalope Mornington Peninsula to reopen Friday October 30 - Delicious deals

Nov 18, 2020

Run rabbit, run rabbit, run run run.

The Mornington Peninsula’s ultra-luxe foodie favourite, Jackalope has reopened, so cue the fireworks, fire up and group chat and prepare to fight the entire delicious. team for the reservations.

Beloved by aficionados from all walks of life for its uniquely whimsical adventures, interiors and experiences, the exquisitely situated private vineyard hotel has reopened both its accommodation and restaurants.

Jackalope Mornington Peninsula set to reopen October 30

Guests can look forward to new accommodation packages, designed to add extra value for families and those intending to stay longer than seven nights. There’s also new room categories which give visitors the option to guarantee a room with the hotel’s coveted deep soak Japanese baths.

Doot Doot Doot at Jackalope set to reopen October 30

And that’s not all: on top of their existing spa service essentials – like relaxation massages – there’s also an uber-luxe expanded DIY spa menu to experience, which allows guests who secure a bath to level up the luxury. Think in-room soaks, scrubs, facials and myriad other blissful beauty experiences.

There’s even a new cellar door space to explore, where the hotel will showcase its estate Willow Creek Vineyard wines.

Jackalope Mornington Peninsula reopening date

Foodie fave Doot Doot Doot will also reopen for dinner, seven days, to hotel guests only. Rare Hare will open seven days for lunch; and for dinner Friday-Sunday nights (open to the public).

The pool deck at Jackalope will reopen October 30th

And in case you need another reason to visit this picturesque region just one hour from Melbourne, there’s also over 50 cellar doors and restaurants situated in the rolling hills around the hotel’s own 11-hectare vineyard.

Rooms start from $650 midweek and include daily breakfast, minibar, Wi-Fi, and on-demand movies/popcorn.

The vineyard at Jackalope Mornington Peninsula: reopening October 30

There’s also an extended stay package, for those who’d like to stay a little longer. Pricing starts from $2,600 per stay, for a 38sqm Terrace Room and those staying four-nights or more will receive a bonus $250 hotel credit to be used across the property. Or if you’re intending to stay longer than seven nights, there’s a hotel credit of $500.