Barossa Valley Hotel, Resorts and Accommodation




The Lodge Country House  
Situated in the heart of South Australia's famous Barossa Valley, The Lodge Country House offers unique accommodation and fine dining for up to 8 guests.
Peppers The Louise  
Luxury accommodation in The Baroosa Valley.
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort  
With the verdant rolling ranges of the Barossa Valley as a back drop there is no better place to relax and enjoy Australia’s historical and premier wine growing region.
Jacob's Creek Retreat  
Abbotsford Country House - Barossa Valley  
Abbotsford Country House is situated at the South Western corner of the iconic Barossa Valley and enjoys not only some of the best views of the Barossa but is situated close to some of the Barossa's best wineries. Of course, the staff at Abbotsford Country House are more than happy for you to tap into their knowledge of the Barossa's great wineries and eateries. Still, you may also enjoy the guest-only exclusive dining room, which serves the best of Barossan and other South Australian produce and wines.
Mintaro Hideaway  
Heritage accommodation in the Clare Valley wine region
Barossa Motor Lodge - Barossa Valley  
Surrounded by vineyards and within walking distance of many wineries, the Barossa Motor Lodge is the perfect location for your next function, special event, conference or weekend getaway.
The Vineyards Motel - Barossa Valley  
The Vineyards Motel is centrally located in the heart of the Barossa, in the triangle between the major townships of Angaston, Nuriootpa and Tanunda. The Vineyards Motel offer a wide range of affordable rooms with accommodation facilities for singles to families of six.
Barossa Weintal Resort  
Centrally located in the Barossa, the Weintal is walking distance to at least five wineries and only a few minutes drive from all the other Barossa attractions
Stonewell Cottages  
An award-winning waterfront vineyard retreat ideal for romantic stays.
North Bundaleer  
“One of the finest in the north” was how North Bundaleer was described when the house was completed in 1901, reflecting the wealth and optimism in the pastoral industry at the time.


Barossa Valley Information


The Barossa resembles its own classic wines: it’s a place of character, complexity, charm. It’s also the place to spend an enchanted weekend, or better still, several days and nights.

Australia’s most famous wine region was settled in 1839 by Lutheran peasants and English gentry. Vines were planted from the 1840s. There are now about 60 wineries, large and small and you can learn all about winemaking at the Barossa Wine Centre in Tanunda before tasting and buying.

The English chose the high lands around Angaston and Eden the Lutherans settled on the valley floor where they built imposing stone churches. The Barossa folk preserved their language and culture through religion, music, architecture, crafts. And food. German style yeast cakes, smoked meats, smallgoods and preserved fruits have developed into a distinct cuisine and thriving specialty food industry.

Pack your picnic basket with treats from local gourmet food outlets, butchers and bakeries.

You can discover traces of gold fever during a visit to the Barossa Goldfields and the Lyndoch Lavender Farm provides a peaceful retreat.

Make sure you drive the Barossa’s most memorable road: the long approach to Seppeltsfield Winery lined with mature date and fan palms.



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