What was it about Spicer's Hiddenvale that I liked the best? Was it the beautiful accommodation where the four poster bed welcomed the weary guest each evening? Was it the restaurant and the fine dining experience? Perhaps it was the views from both the back and front verandahs of our cottage. Maybe it was its proximity to the Laidley and its Saturday morning fresh produce market. It was not the tennis court that attracted me as I am more a spectator than an active player.
In prior visits it was the infinity pool that invited me to swim in its cool waters. It was too cold for that on this occasion. Ahh! Could my favourite have been my relaxing massage where all that I was required to do for 90 minutes was to relax. Or was it the friendly staff who ensured that the stay was well catered for in every way that topped my list? Twice the late night thunderstorms in 
distant valleys created spectacular light shows for guests to marvel over while dining in the restaurant. I had wondered what secrets Hiddenv
ale would reveal during a tropical storm and I was not disappointed. Maybe it was the little wallabies who visited each day. Their nonchalance to our presence inspired the guest to feel connected is maybe what earned my favour. Manicured lawns and gardens supported the tranquility so all in all I'm really not able to pinpoint the specific feature that I liked the best.
