Set on 380 acres in the Gold Coast Hinterland, Eden Retreat is the quintessential destination for a distraction-free luxury escape. With no phone reception and no Wi-Fi in the rooms, it's where you go to give yourself a full system reset. And as Australia's longest-running health retreat — founded in 1985 — they know how to ensure you leave feeling entirely refreshed. Now, Eden Retreat is expanding its sanctuary with the opening of Eden Treehouse. Perched among the treetops of Currumbin Valley and offering uninterrupted views across the surrounding rainforest, guests can admire the World Heritage-listed national park while immersing themselves in luxurious surroundings. What's more, the elevated space introduces couples spa treatments to Eden Retreat for the first time, with indulgent side-by-side massages enriched by birdsong and hinterland views. Other restorative wellness experiences in the space include private sound meditation sessions, guided mindfulness experiences and intimate stargazing. "From the moment you step inside the Treehouse, there's an immediate sense of being removed from everyday life," says Eden Retreat General Manager Ash Martin. "You're surrounded by the rainforest canopy, the sounds of nature and incredible views across the valley. It is a very different spa experience and one that feels completely connected to its setting." The addition of Eden Treehouse forms part of the historic retreat's ever-expanding wellness offering, which now spans a full-service spa, the cutting-edge vitality centre — featuring zero gravity floating pools, cryotherapy and more — and an extensive range of treatments, movement and nature-based experiences. "It might be a massage with someone you love, a private sound meditation, mindfulness experience or simply an opportunity to spend time immersed in nature," adds Martin. "The Treehouse gives us another calm space where guests can slow down and experience Eden in their own way." Eden Treehouse is now open for bookings at Eden Retreat, 1815 Currumbin Creek Rd, Currumbin Valley. Head to the website for more information. Like what you see? Subscribe to the Concrete Playground newsletter to get stories just like these straight to your inbox. Images: Supplied.