Byron Bay house where ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ was filmed is available to live in for $6100 a night
‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ fans can now bunk at the “Tranquillum” wellness centre in Byron Bay — where the new retreat-turned-cult thriller starring Nicole Kidman was filmed.
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“Nine Perfect Strangers” fans can now spend $6110 a night to bunk at the “Tranquillum” wellness centre where the hit TV show’s new retreat-turned-cult thriller was filmed.
Just don’t invite Nicole Kidman.
The cost includes lodging for up to 20 guests, and the booking must last at least 4 nights, making it a whopping $24,400 trip — though, with 19 friends, that is $1280 per person.
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As the first season opens, guests drive down winding roads, walk across the green lawn, pass a stone sculpture by George Gorrow and enter through glass walls to the open floor plan on the first floor.
The pretend-Cabrillo, California retreat staffed by “The Good Place” star Manny Jacinto and “Hunters Roxy Jones” star Tiffany Boone is actually called “Soma” and is based in the hinterlands of northern NSW.
The first level with glass walls encases a lobby-like meeting space and a dining area with a long table and a wet bar.
A Sonos sound system allows music to fill the space, according to the Airbnb listing.
The first floor has is a full kitchen and two large bedroom suites, photos show.
Eight smaller bedroom suites are on the second floor. The bedrooms appear to have been altered or recreated for the show but maintain a similar design scheme.
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Outside, lounge chairs and a fire pit border the heated freshwater infinity pool. The show also has a hot tub, though it’s not included in the Airbnb listing.
There is also an infra-red sauna and magnesium ice bath available to renters.
The yoga dome appears to have been altered or recreated for the show. The real yoga dome is made of clear PVCglass, but in the show, most of the panels are covered in wood, creating a dark inner space.
The owners, Garry Gorrow and Peter Ostick, also run retreats for mindfulness courses and meditation courses - with a range of different packages available.
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Daily meals, massages, one-on-one meditation courses breath sessions and bodywork sessions are available for a fee. Massages and sessions are held in three stand-alone “treatment rooms,” the Airbnb listing shows.
The 8.9ha property has forest walking trails, a custom-made Zen garden, bamboo plants, a pond and a 200-year-old grandmother fig “that is our pride and joy,” the company wrote on its Instagram account.
It borders rainforests, gardens, downtown shopping and Cape Byron beach with coral reefs and whale watching.
The eight-episode show, which has been compared to HBO’s White Lotus, is based on Australian writer Liane Moriarty’s novel also titled “Nine Perfect Strangers.”
The 54-year-old star, Nicole Kidman recently raised eyebrows for receiving a quarantine exemption in Hong Kong to film Amazon Prime Video series “Expats.”
She is married to country singer Keith Urban, with whom she shares two children. She also shares two children with her ex-husband, actor Tom Cruise.
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This article first appeared in The Post and was republished with permission.
Originally published as Byron Bay house where ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ was filmed is available to live in for $6100 a night
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