Located in the heart of the Barossa Valley and within walking distance of Tanunda’s main street, our accommodation provides the ideal base to enjoy your Barossa Valley experience.
Accommodating up to 8 guests, the house has four large bedrooms, a very generous lounge/dining room and a separate dine-in kitchen providing guests ample room to relax.
Enjoy the sunrise over a backdrop of vineyards and Château Tanunda’s heritage buildings before heading out to explore the many options the Valley has to offer.
The accommodation provides a fully equipped kitchen or you may prefer to enjoy the many local dining options just a short walk away.
Unwind at the end of each day in the deep, claw-footed bath whilst enjoying a glass of your favourite wine.
– Accommodation for up to 8 people
– 4 large bedrooms
– 3 bathrooms
– Full kitchen facilities, including dishwasher
– Fully air-conditioned, temperatures are customisable per room
– Evaporative cooling & combustion fire heating
– Separate lounge/dining room
– Outdoor dining table
– Outdoor BBQ
– Off-street parking
Bathroom renovations from 2023 include an additional double vanity bathroom and external laundry/bathroom. To make a total of 3 bathrooms.
Minimum two-night stay.
Barossa Vineyard Guesthouse is 400 metres from the Barossa Wine and Visitor Centre. Adelaide Airport is 60 kilometres away.
For bookings and enquiries:
E: [email protected]
T: 08 8563 3888
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