Best Nuriootpa Hotels

We stayed for two nights and it was very quiet and comfortable. We will stay again if we have the chance.

We arrived on a very hot day and the air-con was already on, which is a big plus. Although the room is rather basic, it is very clean and the bed comfortable. Location at Nuriootpa is central for visiting different places in Barossa.

The room was clean and tidy, and the yard was beautiful and beautiful. The breakfast was delicious and nutritious! It was fun to chat with other guests in the restaurant at breakfast.

It was very good for a long stay. The hotel restaurant is convenient and convenient. The rooms were all great. The staff in the lobby was very cheerful and nice.

First of all, the hotel does not accept the children. If you are traveling, please pay attention to it. The Louise and Rose Manor that we booked on this trip are the same, but Ctrip did not make any tips at the time of booking. We communicated variously, and the follow-up was barely staying, but Children are not allowed to leave the room to public areas such as lawns, and must leave at 11 o'clock. Secondly, if you want to experience wine tasting, please be sure to communicate with the hotel staff before you check in. The winery is mostly a couple and a lover. It is a quiet and unique place, not the kind of wine tasting that we imagined. Again, the hotel room is about 100 square meters, but it does not mean the room, but the balcony, the yard, etc., the room itself is not spacious, visually measure about 30 flat.

The Wine Vine has recently been taken over and renovated, previously it may have been known as the Barossa Hotel. There are 40 rooms and it is situated neatly along with everything else on Murray Street in Tanunda. Slightly concealed below the large bench in the Reception area was Prahb, the General Manager; she was very welcoming and open to feedback. The room itself was large, fairly standard but had most things you need for a short stay. We found it to be clean and quite comfortable. The bed was a little firm for my liking, and the pillows were thin - it may pay to bring your own if you are particular about this. The shower room was probably double the size of a 'generous' alcove. This room needed some painting finished, a ceiling fan and some more hooks or shelves installed. I booked our stay through a travel website and obtained a fantastic deal; we definitely felt we got good value for money. I'd recommend this as a nice little place to stay and an easy place to tour some of the many things the Barossa Valley has to offer.

Couldn't fault the newly renovated rooms and bathrooms, enjoyed a lovely meal, served by friendly helpful staff.