Hotels in Barossa Valley

"The premises are quite new and everything looks modern, clean and well maintained. The area is fairly quiet, with minimal noise despite being close to a main road. When we arrived, the weather was extremely hot, around 36 degrees, and there were quite a few summer flies and mosquitoes, mostly in the bathroom area. Even with fly screens installed, some insects still managed to get into the bedroom, and a few were in our room. Pest spray was provided, which helped and was appreciated. The following day the temperature dropped to around 22 degrees and there were no fly issues at all — everything was perfect. The bedding was comfortable, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the amenities were surprisingly comprehensive and well thought out. Overall, we were very satisfied with our stay. Thank you — we would definitely return again next year."

"Spotless room, effective aircon, working window blinds. Pleasant, simple, nice. Staff were friendly and helpful, and overall would happily stay again."

"Great location, good staff, very clean - just what we wanted"

"Everything was great Simple check in Clean spacious room"

"Room was old but well presented, grounds were in development but beautiful. Layout created a friendly atmosphere with other guests "

"What a lovely guest house. The host, her family and staff were excellent and very welcoming. A great breakfast started the day and kept you going to supper time!! The suite I had was as described and roomy.."

"Room clean . Quiet . Just a lamp on bed side be nice . Otherwise perfect Thankyou guys be back ❤️👍😉"

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"We stayed in the Geranium Cottage. The cottage itself is comfortable and you’ll have the necessities you need for a lovely Barossa experience. Communication with the owners was excellent, the self check-in was simple, and the onsite caretaker, Bridie, was friendly with some great local tips and quick response if we needed anything. The cottage was well priced and although it’s not fancy, you’re in a fantastic location in walking distance to the local IGA, cafe, bakery and pub etc. There are a number of wineries close by and the cottages have bikes you can borrow to see the sights. "