We stayed in the Beerwah villa, one of three spectacular glass-walled villas perched on a hillside in the Glass House Mountains in the Sunshine Coast Hinterlands. You never see the other villas, and the only person you might see is the one delivering your morning breakfast to your deck. From indoors, and from the lovely deckchairs, you gaze out among bush vegetation and trees over a valley and beyond that, the horn shaped Coonowrin mountain that is always, gorgeously, in view. Sleek contemporary Scandinavian styling throughout, with an equipped and efficient modern kitchen, and a big beautiful comfy bed. Bathroom area is stylish and spacious, with a big spa tub on a central platform with a fantastic faucet that you'll have to experience for yourself. The brekkies are yummy and creative; you order them generally the night before and they show up at 8 a.m. The grounds are serene yet also full of bush bird song and screeches; we met up with some wallabies on the property, who hopped away before too long. At night it is peaceful and a bit eerie with night sounds, leaf crunches and animal cries. Just up the road is one of the more well-known viewpoints of the Glass House Mountains, which is handy. Supplies and dinners can be picked up in Beerwah supermarkets and stores; the other hinterland mountain towns are easy drives away, as is the Australia Zoo, and the beaches. Just be sure you are back before nightfall 'cause the roads are dark and alive after dusk! All in all, a fantastic place with fastidious and friendly service offering up an unforgettable southeast Queensland experience. We could not be more enthusiastic with our recommendation of a Glass on Glasshouse villa!!