Luxury Accommodation in Barossa Valley: The Must-Book Stays for a Getaway Amongst the Vines

Just over an hour from Adelaide City, Barossa Valley is a standout in South Australia's wine regions, thanks to the rich wine-making history, an unbeatable foodie scene, and stays that will have your Insta feed in a frenzy. From eco-cabins to luxury pavilions and intimate heritage cottages, accommodation in the Barossa Valley has never been so good. There’s something on offer throughout every season of the year and so much to explore in the way of the Barossa Valley Wineries cellar doors and foodie hotspots, you will want to make a long weekend of it. 

Here is our edit of the best luxury accommodation in Barossa Valley. 

The Lodge at Seppeltsfield

Take the opportunity to immerse yourself in the historic settlement of Seppeltsfield, by booking a stay at The Lodge at Seppeltsfield. This luxury Barossa Valley winery accommodation provides a quiet and secluded location to settle in and relax, where you can walk to the Seppeltsfield cellar door, FINO Restaurant, JamFactory Contemporary Craft and Design Studios, Vasse Virgin Natural Olive Oil Skin Care, DRAGAN Fine Art Photography Gallery and Octeine coffee. It can accommodate up to 10 guests. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by a member of their friendly team, and a complimentary welcome bottle of Seppeltsfield wine is included in the stay. Outside, delight in the extensive gardens, pool, summer house and barbeque area that surrounds. The perfect country escape in Australia’s most famous wine region.  

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743 Seppeltsfield Road, Marananga

The Station at Kapunda

Relax into the spacious setting of The Station at Kapunda, which comfortably welcomes up to 14 guests, for an idyllic stay in the Barossa Valley. The renovated railway station that was originally built over 160 years ago offers a timeless escape for you and your party to chill by the pool, lounge in extensive outdoor seating and make yourself at home within the spacious rooms throughout. Take advantage of the full kitchen facilities and order a Pantry Fill to have a grazing platter breakfast hamper, high tea, curries or pizza kits waiting for your arrival, or there’s always the option to pre-order an in-house dining feast courtesy of The Bearded Cook and Vietnamese by Maggie for your group.

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Lot 4 Railway Parade, Kapunda

Alkina Old Quarter Homestead and Cottage

Experience quintessential luxury accommodation in the Barossa with the Alkina Old Quarter Homestead and Cottage. Set in the heart of their organic and biodynamic vineyard and just a stone’s throw from a wine tasting and nibbles at Alkina’s cellar door, the two-bed homestead and one-bed cottage each combine country charm with luxury throughout their renovated spaces complete with verandahs to watch the sun set from. Hand-pick ingredients from the kitchen garden to bring your tastebuds to life, enjoy a game of Finska on the private grassy stretch leading onto vineyards and settle in for the night under luxury bed linens that may inspire your next home purchase.

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41 Victor Road, Greenock

Le Mas

Le Mas is a luxury Barossa Valley accommodation and petit hotel in the heart of the region, nestled between the Para River and vineyards on the valley floor. It cultivates a playfully elegant and exceptionally private experience, where you can lose yourself and linger awhile. Each room has been thoughtfully curated and woven with French touches to ensure the utmost comfort and privacy. Enjoy the heated mineral pool surrounded by lush lawn, vineyards and old ghost gums; dine at The Orangerie, an onsite restaurant where dishes are harvested from the kitchen garden and from local suppliers; or unwind in the privacy of your King Room Stone Bath with Hermès products and experience the spirit of Provençal life surrounded by an Australian native landscape. There's also a masseuse and yoga facilities available. 

Perfect for a weekend away or special occasion where your wellbeing is of high priority, you will instantly feel connected to nature at this stunning retreat. 

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1929 Barossa Valley Way, Rowland Flat 

1858 Barossa Accommodation

This lovingly restored heritage farmhouse is an ideal nest for groups of friends or families seeking a rural place to stay in the Barossa Valley. 1858 Barossa Accommodation is set on seventeen acres of beautiful countryside, with four bedrooms, a large garden and spacious interiors perfect for evening entertainment. Perfect for all seasons of the year, from dining al fresco in the lush green outdoor space on a summer’s day to lighting a fire in the wood burner and sinking into the soft couch area along with a bottle of local wine on a winters evening.

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787 Lindsay Park Road, Moculta

Hutton Vale Farm

A distinct and rare Barossa Valley accommodation, Hutton Vale Farm provides guests ample room to experience the rhythms of country life first hand - and to sample some of that generous Barossa hospitality, of course! Both onsite accommodation options have picturesque views over the farm and vineyards. There's the J.H.A. Stone Cellar, a premium bed and breakfast named in the honour of its founder, at the original site of one of his farm buildings. It's a blend of old and new with thick stone walls and large glass windows for wonderful farm and vineyard views; a luxury, two bedroom, stand alone villa with ensuite bathrooms and additional outdoor shower that will charm you to the nth degree. Then there's the Hutch Hilton; think a camping holiday without having to take anything! The well equipped indoor/outdoor kitchen with adjoining lounge area has an open fire, books to read and games to play. It's perfect for families or a group of friends.

Book your stay - J.H.A Stone Cellar or Hutch Hilton

Stone Jar Road, Angaston 

CABN CANVS 

Take yourself away from the busy, everyday madness of life with off-grid Barossa Valley accommodation from CABN. 

Known and celebrated for their range of tiny cabins throughout South Australia, this escape is Ideal for couples and solo-travellers seeking to recharge their batteries and be surrounded by nature. The team have extended their accommodation services to introduce a range of CABN CANVS, a luxury canvas structure with built in windows, wood floors and all of mod-cons you could dream of including a kitchenette, complete with bar fridge and microwave, bathroom, king-sized bed and a dreamy deck area with furnishings and an outdoor bath.

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Seppeltsfield, Barossa Valley

The Kirche at Charles Melton

This quaintly converted church called ‘The Kirche’ was originally built in 1864 and has since undergone a luxurious transformation. Set within Charles Melton Estate, a boutique winery known for their punchy reds, this truly unique Barossa stay features two bedrooms, a full kitchen, a bathtub and easy access to all of the region’s allures of superb wine, food and picturesque landscapes. Stay here to fully immerse yourself in an extraordinary historical landmark and lose yourself in the beauty that is Barossa life.

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192 Krondorf Road, Krondorf

Stonewell Cottages and Vineyards

Stonewell’s two cottages and two suites are perched over their vineyard lake, creating a sense that you’re floating among the vines. Completely self-contained and private, they each feature cosy wood fires, luxury spa baths and fully-equipped kitchens stocked with fresh local produce. Experience complete relaxation while you’re there, venturing out as you please to dine at acclaimed restaurants Appellation, Fino and Hentley Farm or to sample drops from Seppeltsfield Road’s historic wineries and cellar doors.

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373 Stonewell Road, Stone Well

Barossa Pavilions & Glasshouse

There is nothing quite like a weekend away surrounded by vineyards and undulating countryside. Set on the hillside of a 75-acre working farm with wildlife, the Barossa Pavilions offers six contemporary freestanding, self-contained pavilions, plus the iconic Barossa Glasshouse. Each is designed for absolute privacy while taking in views of the valley, plus all the mod cons for a dreamy getaway. The Pavilions are adjacent to the Chateau Yaldara Winery, a stunning winery with a riverside restaurant. 

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221 Yaldara Drive, Lyndoch

Kingsford Homestead

Familiar with the hit television series McLeod's Daughters? Then you'll fall head over heels for this gem. One of the most beloved accommodations in Barossa Valley, this beautifully restored heritage home oozes rustic charm with its seven luxurious suites, each nodding to times passed, plus a communal dining room, living areas and cellar. The 225-acre Kingsford Homestead is yours to wander, but when you really want to unwind, book time in at their Riverside Bush Bath. 

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Kingsford Road, Kingsford

The Villas

An eco-luxe getaway that's so cosy, you will be booking your next stay well before you've checked out. Designed for minimal impact, this stunning Barossa Valley accommodation in the village of Marananga, is set along a ridgeline with elevated views out to neighbouring vineyards and olive groves. But from the back deck, it's all about the native Australian bushland. Inside the intimate self-contained space, you'll want to do little else but relax in the beautiful furnishings and the deep soak tub. 

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468 Seppeltsfield Road, Marananga

Auction Shed at Angaston Saleyards

Bliss out in the Barossa at the Auction Shed. Originally used to auction cattle and sheep under the hammer of the auctioneer, the space has been restored into a luxurious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Barossa Valley accommodation... and it's country charm is guaranteed to impress. Carefully restored to enhance the rustic elements of an early Australian barn with all the modern amenities, simply sit back and relax on the large outdoor deck with spectacular views over the Barossa Valley, or under the verandah and enjoy a nightly sunset. The cherry on top? Spa baths and heated bathroom floors! 

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Angaston, SA

The Chapel

Achingly pretty from the moment you pull up in the drive, this Barossa Valley accommodation is one of the region's more unique stays. Built during the 1840s, a local couple turned ironstone The Chapel into a guesthouse that's high on romance; a loft-style bedroom with ensuite and a cosy open plan living area with cathedral ceilings and a combustion glass front fireplace. But nothing quite beats the sun-filled spa and atrium that features stone walls and a soaking tub. Wander the cottage gardens, book an in-house chef and take in the views of the Barossa ranges. Bliss.

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Lyndoch, Barossa Valley

The Louise

One of Barossa Valley's must-book getaways, The Louise is a winery that fuses quality food, good wine and beautiful accommodation. Which is a huge yes in anyone's books. The Louise's secluded suites, picturesque surrounds, fine-dining restaurant Appellation, and cellar door makes this one for the romantics or for a girl's weekend away. The best way to experience The Louise is by taking a stroll to the vineyards before retiring to your suite which is pure luxe. 

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375 Seppeltsfield Road, Marananga

Fig Tree Cottage

Love a dash of heritage charm with your accommodation in the Barossa Valley? Then book a stay at Fig Tree Cottage in the small town of Angaston. This 1840s stone cottage has been beautifully restored, blending original features with modern-day comforts. Warm up by the wood-burning combustion stove and soak in the original claw foot bathtub. This picture-perfect, two-bedroom getaway is all the more charming with its cottage-style garden.

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Angaston, Barossa Valley

Stay Cambourne

For a truly exclusive experience in the Barossa Valley, a stay at Cambourne Boutique Accommodation is a must for any getaway. Set upon 25 acres of premium Shiraz vineyard, the property dates to the 1840s, with the original cottage serving as the accommodation. Although this rustic-chic property comfortably sleeps six people across the cottage's three spacious suites, it is equally set up for an intimate stay for two. Boasting beautiful views of the vines, enjoy the day exploring the Barossa and then come back to Cambourne for sunset drinks on the veranda. It's truly some of the best accommodation in Barossa Valley. 

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799 Seppeltsfield Road, Seppeltsfield

Rogasch Cottage

In the heart of Barossa Valley, nestled amidst 9 acres of vineyard, this fully renovated 1860's cottage is only 5 minutes walk to Tanunda's coffee shops and restaurants. Rogasch Cottage offers magnificent vineyard and rural views; a place where you can enjoy a glass of wine as you relax in the heated plunge pool or enjoy the comfort of the open fireplace. Did we mention there's also access to your own private cellar? Heaven! 

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Maggie Beer's Orchard House

An original farmhouse turned self-contained luxury accommodation in the Barossa Valley, Maggie Beer's Orchard House is one for the food-lovers. Surrounded by a collection of 2000 trees – apples, pears, apricots, peaches and nectarines – you can pick fresh produce from the orchard or kitchen garden and cook a meal from the purpose-built barbeque area overlooking the orchard. The two-bedroom farmhouse, with its wrap-around veranda, is the perfect blend of old-fashioned country hospitality and wine region getaway. 

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50 Pheasant Farm Road, Nuriootpa

If our round-up of the most beautiful Barossa Valley accommodation isn't enough to get you booking a weekend away amongst the vines, then maybe our edit of romantic getaways in South Australia will. And for those short on time, check out our round-up of the best wineries in South Australia to swill and sip away the afternoon.