Coastal escapes defined by simplicity, style and exceptional dining
Boutique hotels with a food and beverage soul
From the classic Bannisters by the Sea in Mollymook to our stunning location in vibrant Port Stephens, Bannisters is redefining simple coastal luxury for our guests.
Choose between pure escapism and laidback style in scenic Mollymook, or travel up the coast to the blue water paradise of Port Stephens. Discover delicious dining at each location, including Rick Stein’s iconic seafood restaurants.
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Bannisters is one of Australia’s most iconic boutique hotel collections, known for its signature blend of laidback luxury, exceptional dining, and breathtaking coastal locations.
With properties spanning the South Coast of New South Wales and Port Stephens, each destination has been carefully designed to reflect its natural surroundings—offering panoramic ocean views, stylish accommodation, and a sense of calm escape.
At the heart of the Bannisters experience is a deep connection to food and place, highlighted by renowned dining experiences that celebrate the freshest local produce, particularly seafood sourced straight from the surrounding waters.
Whether guests are seeking relaxation, indulgence, or adventure, Bannisters delivers a refined yet unpretentious experience where every detail is considered and every stay feels memorable.
Bannisters is a brand of Salter Brothers Hospitality (SBH), Australia’s leading operator of luxury retreat hotels. Committed to creating unforgettable experiences for discerning travellers, SBH proudly operates a portfolio of prestigious hospitality and lifestyle brands across Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia including Spicers Retreats, Bannisters Group, Ardour Hotels & Estates (2026). Learn more about us here: salterbrothershospitality.com
At Bannisters, each moment invites you to slow down and savour the experience, with thoughtfully curated moments designed to restore, delight and encourage you to linger a while longer.
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