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 Room to move |
Military Road West Beach Adelaide, SA 5045 Australia +61 8 8355 7360 http://www.adelaideshores.com.au |
This award-winning accommodation park is set on a 125-hectare recreation reserve nestled between the rolling sand dunes of West Beach and two eighteen hole golf courses. It lies just 15 minutes from the city. The range of accommodation includes tastefully decorated two-bedroom villas (for up to six people) and holiday units (up to five)--ideal for families. The park provides a range of sport and leisure activities, while the beach (50 meters away) offers safe swimming. Accommodations are available in the budget vans, cabins, villas or bungalows, ranging from 69AUD to 160AUD in Low seasons. Extra persons are charged 14AUD (adults) and 10AUD (Child) Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Fun and relaxation by the sea |
209 The Esplanade Adelaide, SA 5173 Australia +61 8 8556 5019 |
This is an ideal place for short or long stays. Relax in the landscaped grounds to the soothing sounds of the sea, just a minute away. Walk for miles along the silver sands of Aldinga beach, swim, fish or surf or explore the reef of the aquatic reserve. Detached villas offer fully self-contained accommodation for six, with car parking at the door. A heated pool, barbecues, playground and activities-room provide plenty to do. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A taste of Japan |
16 Brightview Avenue Blackwood Adelaide, SA 5051 Australia +61 412 178 026 http://www.ryokan-maandini.com |
Based on the traditional Japanese ryokan, or inn, Maandini's comes complete with a Japanese-style steam/bubble bath--such luxury! This fully-hosted accommodation offers a treat for the guest who wants escape and loves pampering. Come singly, as a couple or a group. Set in the tranquil hills suburb of Blackwood, Maandini's is only a short drive from the city and Rolls Royce transfers can be arranged. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country luxury |
Johnston Road Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 8 8323 7700 http://www.ashcroftbnb.com.au |
This elegant, purpose-built home provides traditional home-comforts surrounded by vineyards. This stylish self-contained accommodation offers a private patio to each room with views across the heart of the beautiful McLaren Vale wine district. Sumptuous English-style breakfasts are the specialty of the house, plus complimentary local port and sherry for guests. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Heart of the wineries |
Kalimna Road Adelaide, SA 5355 Australia +61 8 8562 1033 / ++1 800 811 223 http://www.budgetmotelchain.co... |
Peacefully located off the main road through Nuriootpa, this 17-room motel remains true to its name--a gateway to the celebrated Barossa Valley. Many fine restaurants and over fifty wineries lie within easy reach of the motel doorstep, as does some great shopping in the township of Nuriootpa. Do not leave without tasting some of the European-style small goods for which the area is famous. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Escape to order |
12 Chalk Hill Road McLaren Vale Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 08 8323 7929 http://www.bellevuebnb.com |
Delightful hosts ensure a pampered stay in this elegant accommodation in the heart of the McLaren Vale wine region--a short, pleasant drive from Adelaide. The choice is yours--take a stroll (or a short drive) to a number of fabulous restaurants and acclaimed wineries, or relax with a glass of local red and enjoy the vineyard views from the sheltered courtyard. Bellevue offers relaxation at its best! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Accommodation in a national treasure |
12 Truro Street Adelaide, SA 5417 Australia +61 8 8892 2461 |
Why just visit a museum for history when you can actually stay in it? Take a journey into the past and travel first-class by staying in one of the National Trust classified Burra Heritage Cottages, Tivers Row. Each carefully restored cottage offers bed and breakfast accommodation and is fully self-contained. Enjoy country-style breakfasts and open fires and use the cottage as a base for touring historic Burra. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Take history with your tea |
Eden Valley Road (Angaston) Adelaide, SA 5353 Australia +61 8 8564 2061 http://www.collingrovehomestea... |
Collingrove offers a special treat. The English-style gardens and spacious grounds contrast with the beautiful Australian bush of the Eden Valley. Built in 1856, it was the home of the pioneering Angas family, after whom the town of Angaston was named. The homestead, now a National Trust property, is furnished with original family antiques and collections. Each guest room has its own individual style, all with modern facilities. The old-world charm of the homestead provides a comfortable base from which to explore the famous Barossa Valley. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Sophisticated country hideaway |
Winery Road Currency Creek Adelaide, SA 5214 Australia +61 8 8555 4013 http://www.currencycreekwines.... |
Exclusive luxury accommodation in the tiny settlement of Currency Creek allows you to unwind and enjoy the local attractions. Each delightful villa offers a spa and a secluded courtyard for your private enjoyment. Explore the historic cemetery, take a walk by the creek and view the canoe tree carved by Aboriginal inhabitants. Fine wines are available for tasting and sale at the neighboring winery and the restaurant offers gourmet meals at reasonable prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Award winning backpacker haven |
1-7 Moseley Street (Glenelg) Adelaide, SA 5045 Australia +61 8 8376 0007 http://www.glenelgbeachresort.... |
Adelaide's favourite seaside suburb, Glenelg, is a great base for touring the city and surrounds. And for those on a budget, it provides clean, bare bones accommodation. Guests can choose from multi-share, singles, doubles or triple-room accommodation. Set in an old terrace building, this award-winning hostel, caters particularly to backpackers. It lies in the heart of Glenelg; just five minutes walk from the beach, entertainment and attractions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming old world surroundings |
74 Mount Lofty Summit Road Crafers Adelaide, SA 5152 Australia +61 8 8339 6777 http://www.mtloftyhouse.com.au |
Built in the 1850s, Mount Lofty House is one of Adelaide's finest hotels. Its gracious Edwardian guest rooms take you back to simpler times. The upscale suites exude an aristocratic style and most feature views of the Piccadilly Valley. Winner of the Yellow Pages Tourism Award, the hotel is set amidst some of South Australia's premier lawns and gardens, and lies close to Mount Lofty Botanic Garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Soak up the atmosphere |
35a Main Street Adelaide, SA 5245 Australia +61 8 8388 1000 |
This comfortable motel sits right in the heart of the quaint German-influenced town of Hahndorf, adjacent to restaurants and twee shops, yet hidden quietly off the road. Take time to sample some of the locally made wursts and visit local attractions, such as The Cedars, Hahndorf Farm Barn and Beerenberg Strawberry Farm. Despite the modest exterior, the rooms are filled with luxuries, and many have private spas. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lakeside views and tranquility |
141 Brebner Drive West Lakes Adelaide, SA 5021 Australia +61 8 8356 4444 http://www.lakesresorthotel.co... |
The hotel, in suburban West Lakes overlooks the tranquil waters of the area's man-made lake. Enjoy aquatic activities on the lake, visit the long white sandy beaches just minutes away, or take a trip to historic Port Adelaide. Away from the city hustle and bustle, this hotel makes an excellent base for exploring the wine regions and attractions around Adelaide and offers a great escape after a day's business. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Country hospitality and comfort |
89 Langmeil Road Tanunda Adelaide, SA 5352 Australia +61 8 8563 2987 http://www.langmeilcottages.com |
Located in the heart of the famous Barossa Valley, Langmeil Cottages offer cosy suites catering for three people. Friendly hosts with extensive local knowledge ensure that guests see the best of the Barossa. The cottages provide an excellent base for exploring the Valley or for traveling to the attractions of Adelaide. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Colonial elegance at affordable prices |
198 Esplanade Largs Bay Adelaide, SA 5016 Australia +61 8 8449 5666 |
A hotel renowned in Adelaide for its elegance and uncompromising colonial architecture, this three-storied, white-arched building dominates Largs Bay Esplanade like a miniature colosseum. In recent times the hotel has been carefully restored inside and out. All rooms have been decorated tastefully and equipped with every modern comfort. The hotel bistro furnishes views across the esplanade, and is open to the public for lunch and dinner daily. Booking is essential. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hospitality in every nook and cranny |
15 Lindsay Street Angaston Adelaide, SA 5353 Australia +61 8 8564 2288 |
Lindsay House offers true Barossa Valley-style hospitality, a rural escape tucked away at the end of a country lane. Warm, friendly hosts have extensive local knowledge and can even offer guided tours of the region. A sumptuous breakfast is provided, marvelous views are "on tap" and relaxation is always given top priority. Just perfect for a romantic getaway! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for relaxation and discovery |
Seppeltsfield Road Seppeltsfield Adelaide, SA 5355 Australia +61 8 8562 8277 |
Formerly the Seppelt family homestead, the Lodge lies just a stone's throw from beautiful Seppeltsfield Winery. A large slice of Barossa Valley history is tied up here. Set in three acres of gardens, with lawn tennis for the energetic, this elegant accommodation offers escape, relaxation and fine dining. The Lodge is an ideal base for exploring the attractions of the Barossa, its fabulous wineries and restaurants. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Relax among the gum trees |
323 Sturt Road Adelaide, SA 5042 Australia +61 8 8276 6695 |
Although situated in busy Bedford Park, only 20 minutes from the city, Marion Holiday Park nestles quietly by a creek, surrounded by majestic red river-gums. Traditional home of the Kaurna people, the area is steeped in Aboriginal history. Accommodation options include fully self-contained, two-bedroom cottages and one, two or three-bedroom bungalows, built of western red cedar to complement the bush land surrounds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Camping and conservation |
Scott Creek Road Heathfield Adelaide, SA 5153 Australia +61 8 8278 5477 |
Formerly known as Loftia Recreation Park, this charming Adelaide Hills park was renamed in 1996 to recognize the contribution made to conservation by the late Sir Mark Oliphant. There is a real camping and community feel to the place with a sports oval, lawned areas and barbecues. Groups may hire the Wagon Camp camping facility. The reserve contains many native species of animals and plants. Near the oval stands a grove of tall, white-barked gum trees known as candlebark. Such trees are quite rare and found only in areas of higher rainfall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tranquil location by the lake |
Kangarilla Road McLaren Vale Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 8 8323 8911 |
Welcome to Andrew Garrett's McLaren's on the Lake Wine Resort Hotel and Conference Centre. Close to the wineries and attractions of Adelaide's southern vales, all rooms have views to the picturesque grounds with their stately gum trees. MaLarens makes a great relaxation escape, which ever the season, so ask about special rate packages. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Wine country resort |
Golf Links Road Rowland Flat Adelaide, SA 5352 Australia +61 8 8524 0000 |
Set among rolling hills in South Australia's famous Barossa Valley, the rebadged Novotel Barossa Valley Resort overlooks Jacob's Creek, known for the popular wine which bears its name. The resort provides quality accommodation close to all major attractions and wineries, and lies adjacent to the recently up-graded Tanunda Golf Course. With its resort facilities, the Novotel makes a fabulous getaway and an ideal base for touring. As a conference destination it offers the latest in facilities and technology. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rural escape with metropolitan convenience |
Grants Gully Road Clarendon Adelaide, SA 5157 Australia +61 8 8383 6166 |
Though close to the city, Clarendon still has the trappings of a tiny country town-a wonderful escape, complete with captivating views and energizing country walks. The historic buildings of the old Clarendon Winery perch on a hill overlooking the town. They are linked by a charming indoor garden to the restaurant and function center, which has a special atmosphere of its own. The complex lies close to the wineries of McLaren Vale. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Secluded delights in the hills |
4 Orley Avenue Stirling Adelaide, SA 5152 Australia +61 8 8339 5458 http://orangerie.com.au |
Two gorgeous suites (one of two bedrooms) invite a totally different accommodation experience in the delightful Adelaide Hills town of Stirling. Both suites are spacious, self-contained and attached to the hosts' own elegant, sandstone home--but you need never know there is anyone else in the world! Dine at one of the nearby restaurants or take a leisurely twenty-five minute drive to the city. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Rise and shine |
146 Esplanade Largs Bay Adelaide, SA 5016 Australia +61 8 8449 4213 http://www.seapod.com.au/ |
This cozy little place by the seaside offers a comfortable stay. Enjoy the incredible view of dolphins and the sunset as you relax on the verandah. Explore the city of Adelaide during your stay here as it provides an easy access to the shopping districts, dining places and the beaches on the Adelaide Coast. Wake up to the call of breakfast that can either be served in your room or in the dining area. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Room to move |
21-25 South Esplanade Adelaide, SA 5045 Australia +61 8 8295 1197 |
This charming 1930s-styled building in Adelaide's most popular seaside town has been converted to a range of tasteful accommodation. It is equally suitable for family holidays or a quiet getaway. You can choose from the converted stables or stylish apartments with up to three bedrooms. Close to restaurants and night life, Seawall Apartments is a great spot to explore the attractions of Glenelg or just relax and enjoy the beach. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional bed and breakfast with friendly hosts |
13 Chalk Hill Road McLaren Vale Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 8 8323 8144 |
A modern home in a peaceful, one-acre rural setting, yet only a few minutes walk from some of the best restaurants in the region. Relax in comfort and enjoy the scenic views of vineyards and olive groves. Close to wineries and shops with all the attractions of the bustling country township of Mclaren Vale. There are five bedrooms (four double--one with ensuite, one twin) and three bathrooms. Non-smoking. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seaside luxury with spectacular views |
Moseley Square (Glenelg) Adelaide, SA 5045 Australia +61 8 8376 1222 http://www.stamford.com.au |
Located in the historic seaside suburb of Glenelg, this expansive hotel offers luxury accommodation right on the beachfront. The hotel caters for all tastes, offering bars, cafe-style dining and the elegant Promenade Restaurant overlooking Gulf St. Vincent. The Stamford lies only 20 minutes drive from the city. The rooms all feature spectacular views of either the coastline or the Adelaide Hills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fairy tales in the misty hills |
2 Glenside Lane Adelaide, SA 5152 Australia +61 8 8339 6748 http://www.slh.com/thorngrove/ |
With its turret peeking through the mist, Thorngrove appears straight out of a fairy tale! Lovingly crafted by the owner's hand, this place is the stuff romances are made of. For sheer indulgence, Thorngrove makes for a great escape with a touch of mediaeval mystery. You can choose from Manor suites (with continental breakfast) or cheaper, self-catering options. The showpiece Kings Chambers three-roomed suite comes complete with stained glass windows and a Hapsburg piano! Thorngrove lies close to some magnificent restaurants in the local area and has easy access to the attractions of the Adelaide Hills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury living |
Lot 29C Kangarilla Road McLaren Flat Adelaide, SA 5171 Australia +61 8 8383 0204 |
This purpose-built, "federation-style" villa offers vineyard views and creature comforts. The owners Colin and Rita Neave welcome you into their luxurious family home, overlooking their own Grenache vines. A free bottle of bubbly or local wine awaits you on arrival. Start a relaxing day with a substantial English-style breakfast served in the gazebo. Enjoy the ambience of the hills and vales or take a short ride to the nearby beaches for a refreshing swim in the surf. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Surrounded by vines |
Stockwell Road Adelaide, SA 5353 Australia +61 8 8564 2404 / ++1 800 811 223 http://www.budgetmotelchain.co... |
As its names suggests, the Vineyards Motel lies close to the famous vines and wineries of the Barossa Valley. The motel is centrally located to take advantage of some fine restaurants and the numerous attractions in and around Angaston. Be sure to sample some quality dried fruits at the town's Angas Park factory, and visit historic Collingrove Homestead, owned by the National Trust. Nearby Lindsay Park Stud breads some of Australia's best thoroughbred horses. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Haven for the endangered |
Stock Road Adelaide, SA 5153 Australia +61 8 8370 9197 http://www.warrawong.com/ |
Set in the beautiful Adelaide hills, Warrawong Sanctuary is testament to its creator, Dr John Wamsley. The sanctuary demonstrates how endangered native animals will thrive when the threat of feral predators is removed. Dusk and dawn guided walks allow you to wander amongst potoroos, bettongs, bandicoots and bilbies which go about their business remarkably unconcerned by human admirers. Walks also take in the platypus lake - but remember to be quiet and very patient! The Warrawong complex incorporates accommodation, a conference centre, a cafe/restaurant, native plant nursery, gift shop and school camp facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Talk to the animals |
Stock Road (Mylor) Adelaide, SA 5152 Australia +61 8 8370 9197 http://www.warrawong.com |
High in the Adelaide Hills, Warrawong Sanctuary boasts an enviable record in native wildlife conservation. So why not enjoy some of Australia's wondrous creatures in comfort by booking an inclusive accommodation package at the sanctuary? Experience guided dawn and dusk walks amongst the animals and enjoy a two-course, a la carte dinner in the on-site restaurant. Specially built, sophisticated bush-cabins provide your accommodation for the night. Carpeted floors, comfortable beds and a buffet breakfast make for a most relaxing stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Friendly hosts make your stay |
1 St. Peter's Terrace Adelaide, SA 5172 Australia +61 8 8556 2467 http://www.willungahouse.com.au |
A stay at Willunga House is indulgence indeed. The fabulous hosts offer the warmest of hospitality, unforgettable breakfasts of fresh home produce and even a professional massage--all in an elegant, 1850s heritage-listed residence. Tastefully furnished with antiques and brass and iron bedsteads, rooms have either ensuite or private bathrooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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