Hotel vicino a Kaiser Stuhl Conservation Park - Tanunda

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“Very comfortable stay.”

“PROS: Car Park close to room Okay for a night's stay, but that's about it. CONS: Rooms upstairs, hard with large luggage Room view of the septic tank Poor lighting options Non block out blinds”

“Hands down the best spot for accommodation. Its not new. But new doesnt = good. I have stayed at really expensive places and some really cheap places, this is the perfect bang for your buck, you feel like you get more for less. This has older shower heads for amazing showers, non of this new fancy showers that are water saving and give terrible flow. This has old school shower heads that have amazing flow great pressure its immediately relaxing. The heat pump is also great. its not new,...

“Great location from town! Thank you”

“The room was spotless, clean and comfortable. However, we had trouble switching on the ceiling fan but the AC compensated on this issue ”

“Good location for a function we were going to in Nurioopta as the venue was in walking distance from vine court”

“The WiFi wasn’t great”

“My room was modern, clean, with a bar fridge and makings for a cuppa, the mattress and pillows were extremely comfortable. Bathrooms down the squeey old beautiful wooden floor were modern and clean. Overall, a lovely urgent one-night stay. Oh, and the staff were lovely. Only comment: the space under the door could do with a Raven slip to stop the very bright corridor lights at night. Thank you.”

“Fantastic stay in the Barossa! Staff were great and room was perfect for our needs. Highly recommend! Each room had its own car park.”

“The cottage was spectacular. It had every amenity that we wanted and some more. The management had gone the extra mile to cater for my partner's special dietary needs.”

“Room was very good, Staff friendly, professional and offered good suggestions for the area. The team are working on overall improvements to the property, which will bring thus place up to a high standard. Overall a great place to base a trip to Barossa”