Heritage Accommodation in the Barossa Valley

The Barossa Valley offers heritage accommodation that reflects the region’s history, architecture and rural setting. This page focuses on historic stays with character, comfort and a clear sense of place.

Character Stays in the Barossa Valley

Among the vineyards and heritage towns of the Barossa, historic accommodation gives travellers access to stays with period appeal, atmosphere and a stronger regional identity.

Waterloo Station, 1908

Medusa Hotel, 1875

St Agnes by Prunella, 1853

Palazzo Campania, 1879

Peppertree at Keston, 1897

The Bootmaker’s House, 1920

The Beasley, 1921

Hillwood, 1870

Delgattie Estate, 1902

Merilli, 1885

Kingsford The Barossa, 1856

Elsie’s Cottage, 1916

Wattle Cottage at Tallowwood Lane, 1890

Braeside Homestead, 1870

A Little House in Marburg, 1907

Quondong Homestead, 1880

Lemongum Cottage at Banongill Station, 1860

A Thousand Pines, 1870

Dunmore Farm, 1860

The Victoria Hotel, 1868

The Queenscliff Hotel, 1888

Beulah House, 1847

Forest Hall, 1845

Borradale at Stanley, 1922

Lumière Lodge, 1890

Harland Rise Chapel, 1830

Bellevue House, 1840

The Stables at Newry Farm, 1815

Little Elizabeth, 1835

Wilga Station, 1947

Yarras Homestead, 1823

The Albert Hotel Mosman, 1886

Lawsons Estate, 1824

Highclere Farm, 1895

Simpson Cottage, 1864

Nerreman Cottage, 1919

Hazel House Berry, 1896

Berida Hotel, 1925

Littlebourne Guest House, 1830

No. 52 Bowral, 1890

Pietro’s Residence at The Old Macaroni Factory, 1859

The Sir George, 1845

The Old Farmhouse, 1920

Calstock Estate, 1831

The Merribee, 1820

Post House, 1841

Darling House, 1833

French Cottage Beechworth, 1854

Ellington Grove, 1870

Captains Cottage, 1850

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