Arguably the most iconic hotel property in Tasmania: Cradle Mountain Lodge is for sale.
Created by Tasmanian tourism industry pioneer Simon Currant and currently owned by Elanor Investors, the wilderness lodge recently underwent a major refurb.
Mountain Lodge, has been listed for sale by the ASX-listed Elanor Investors Group.
The 86-cabin hotel is located on the edge of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park, and has been named one of Lonely Planet’s ‘Top 10 Most Extraordinary Places To Stay’.
Elanor Investors Group’s Head of Hotels, Tourism & Leisure, Marianne Ossovani, told Travel Daily that selling the property wasn’t necessarily the plan when renovations began, but strong acquisition interest since has led to its potential divestment.
“We have received several off-market approaches by parties interested in acquiring the resort, prompting us to formally take Cradle Mountain Lodge to market,” she said.
Cradle Mountain Lodge is operated under Accor’s Peppers brand with the benefit of a franchise agreement, with vacant possession available upon sale.
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