High on Mount Shadforth Road above Denmark, in Western Australia's Great Southern, ten suites look out across Wilson Inlet to the Southern Ocean beyond. The property pairs the rooms with a day spa, and the pitch is a wellness-led stay, with treatments, gardens and the long coastal view, rather than a busy resort. Denmark sits in a pocket of the state known for its inlets, karri forest and cool-climate wineries, and the ridge-top position gives the retreat one of the better outlooks in the area. Suites are individually themed and the scale is small, so it reads as an owner-run boutique property rather than a chain. It suits couples after a quiet few days within reach of the south-coast beaches and vineyards.