First look: Sebel Pinnacle Valley unveils refreshed design
The Sebel Pinnacle Valley situated 30 minutes from Mount Buller and 20 minutes from Mansfield has unveiled its new look across its 43 studio, one-and-two bedroom apartments, with refurbishments extended to refreshed bathrooms, balconies, decks, internal doors and window louvres.
The Sebel Pinnacle Valley offers guests an adult pool, kids’ pool, sauna, tennis courts, gym, 18-hole mini golf course and meetings and events facilities.
The property, part of Accor Vacation Club, with 24 resorts across Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia, and acquired by Travel + Leisure Co. in 2024.
The resort’s distinctive High Country architecture has also been restored, including the feature roofing, barge boards and guttering that give the property its alpine lodge character. The pool area has been transformed with new paving, shade sails and sun loungers.
All of the resort’s meeting and events spaces have also been outfitted with new tables and chairs, while Peaks Restaurant now features new furniture throughout, including balcony settings, dining tables and chairs, and a refreshed bar area.
That connection to place is central to the resort’s appeal, and to the local economy, with The Sebel Pinnacle Valley delivering more than 3,200 member stays last year alone, contributing an estimated $15 million in economic impact to Mount Buller and Mansfield.
With the refurbishment now complete, the resort is poised to build on that momentum, welcoming a new season of skiers, cyclists and wine-trail wanderers, Travel + Leisure Co. stated.
“The Sebel Pinnacle Valley has always been one of our members’ favourite escapes, and this refurbishment ensures it stays that way. Vacation ownership means we’re able to continually reinvest in our resorts, so properties like this keep pace with what our members expect, season after season. We can’t wait for our guests to stay and enjoy the completed works,” Travel + Leisure Co. Vice President Operations, Duncan Mars said.