Victoria’s QT Falls Creek ready for an ‘incredible’ snow season

With Victoria’s most recent lockdown now ended, and no doubt that winter has arrived, QT Falls Creek is gearing up for a great snow season, with new gm, Jake Guilfoyle at the helm.

The ski-in-ski-out resort offers a luxurious all-in-one ski holiday brimming with QT quirk. Floor-to-ceiling windows, understated modern Scandi-style furnishings and playful, funky vintage touches fill the 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments – complete with kitchenettes and panoramic views of the mountain. Accommodation starts from $650 per night.

Visitors will only be able to access the resort with a pre-purchased pass or lift tickets, so it’s important to plan ahead. The Falls Creek website has all the details and FAQs on Safety Protocols for the 2021 Snow Season and passes.

The luxury SUV Volvo XC90 will also be waiting to offer transfers for guests from Albury Airport direct to the mountain.

Festivities will roll throughout the season as the hotel becomes the pre and post ski spot-to be. With a weekly calendar of themed specials across the hotels venues, guests will be immersed in the atmosphere and charm of the snowfields, whilst enjoying the perfect backdrop of Falls Creek’s spectacular peaks.

QT also has a new Executive Chef, Hyun Lee, steering the hotel’s food and beverage outlets. This season, Lee and his are reinterpreting classic Asian dishes at QT Falls Creek’s signature restaurant Bazaar, adding unique and distinctive twists to stimulate sensory overload. The new dinner menu is a chorus of South East Asian dishes, divided into delicious post-ski tapas and mains that are designed to share. Bazaar’s new fare guarantees a consistency in quality and a commitment to innovation when it comes to creating dishes you simply cannot find elsewhere on the mountain.

FIXX Café continues to offer a warming wonderland of gourmet goods for a relaxing bite to eat. Think toasty jaffles and coffee fragrantly roasting – the perfect piste-stop to add to your day of mountain play. After a day in the snow, Stingray will pour cocktails to make you melt, with an atmosphere that calls for a cheeky afternoon delight, or a lively evening where you’ll settle right in.

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