South Australia is Australia’s largest wine-producing state and Barossa Valley, to the north east of Adelaide, is one of the country’s flagship wine-producing areas. A region of verdant valley and rolling hills around the North Para River, it contains some of Australia’s oldest vineyards. The star turn here is the Shiraz grape which produces wine of great depth and complexity. Whilst there is a wide range of wine hotels in the Barossa Valley, our three favourites are intimate and indulgent.
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An exceptional Barossa Valley boutique hotel, boasting the acclaimed Appellation Restaurant - reputedly the best in the region. Expect swish contemporary interiors with modern art pieces, clean lines and uninterrupted views of the vineyards beyond. Unparalleled luxury.
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This stunning 19th century homestead has been converted into a luxurious hotel with seven exquisite ensuite rooms on the edge of the Barossa Valley. Facilities include a swimming pool and restaurant specialising in local ingredients. Try the bush bath for the ultimate romantic experience.
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An opulent B&B nestled in the tranquil Barossa Valley with seven luxurious suites surrounding a glorious outdoor pool & lush gardens overlooking the vineyards. Savour generous breakfasts and wine & cheese tastings, while top-notch foodie spots are found locally. Don't miss private cellar door tours.
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