Best Hotels in Lyndoch
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Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
"A fantastic hotel in amongst nature with great amenities. However, it is out of town so you have to drive to get anywhere."
Barossa Shiraz Estate
"Brilliant location near to town but in the vineyards. Well equipped, clean, lovely welcome pack. A great place to stay to unwind for a few days and drink some wine."
The Lyndoch Motel Formerly Lyndoch Hill
"We arrived with a large furniture trailer in tow to find out they were nearly fully booked and we could not park our trailer near our room. The manager came and spoke with us and allocated us a new room where we could park the car and trailer at the back where we could see them from our room. Then she went and moved mountains to ensure we had easy access to get out in the morning. This lady looks after her guests and make things happen to ensure a great outcome. A great place to stay. Oh and the restaurant is amazing too."
The Residence at Barossa Chateau
"Staying one night to experience Barossa Chateau is a good experience. It is next to the vineyard. The owner, Ms. Mandy, is a collector. The first floor displays her personal collection, including 18th-century porcelain and watercolor paintings. The second floor, which also houses the collection, has a living room, dining room and master bedroom, and serves as guest accommodation space. For breakfast Ms. Mandy will prepare the food and make her own breakfast. There is an Italian restaurant 3 minutes’ walk from the hotel, which is a good place to dine during our stay that night. Ms. Mandy has a rose garden that she is proud of. The blooming season is at its peak in the second week of October. She said there are 30,000 roses of different varieties from all over the world in full bloom. When the garden opened in 2002, Queen Elizabeth of England came here specially to cut the ribbon to open the garden."
Kingsford the Barossa
"The accommodations are magnificent and the service outstanding. It’s strange there aren’t any reviews for this place since 2024, so here goes. We stayed in room 2 which is their superior homestead suite for two nights. The signature suite, room 1, was booked out for our dates, but they have view suites as part of a new development. We weren’t interested as we’d read positive reviews about the homestead’s character, though those comments seem to focus on the McLeods daughters connection, which we’ve never watched. Room 2 is spacious and cleverly uses mirrors, especially in the walk-in closet. The fit and finish of the room is first-class. The bathroom is huge and well-appointed, featuring a fantastic bath and a shower with multiple options. The bed is large and very comfortable. However, there’s no view in this room and despite its size, there’s no couch or lounge. There’s a small round table and two chairs, which aren’t ideal for lounging or sitting for long. You’ll need to go outside for that. As with any old two-storey house like this, you’ll hear the people above you and, if you’re unlucky, you might get what seems like endless stomping around above you. That was the case for us, but it’s mostly just the luck of the draw. Given that and the lack of a view, I wonder if the upstairs homestead rooms are a better option, even though the highest-priced rooms are downstairs. The real draw is the dining and breakfast area (see photo). It’s cleverly designed with floor-to-ceiling glass that offers a breathtaking view of the countryside. You might spot kangaroos at dinner and breakfast, and we even saw two rabbits chasing each other – quite entertaining. There are also many different birds. The dining and breakfast food (known as the Orleana Restaurant for dinner) is the subject of a separate review. The area and outlook are magnificent. The onsite service at Kingsford is exceptional. Martin in particular and Kasey at Orleana were fantastic. Another gentleman offered to mix drinks multiple times but I didn’t catch his name. He was also great, as was the lady from the Grampians area. We didn’t get her name either but she was fantastic. While there aren’t many activities at Kingsford, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. However, it does impact other aspects of the stay. For example, if your room doesn’t have a good view or a comfortable lounging area, you’re forced to leave the room. There are two sets of large lounges near Orleana, which I’d call a bar area. We visited them a few times to relax and organise photos, but the bar was always noisy and not conducive to our needs. We did get to look at the view suites out of curiosity and they’re a much better option for us. They’re modern (which is fine with us) and share the same view as the Orleana dining area with floor-to-ceiling glass. They also have a spacious wrap-around lounge where you can each comfortably relax for hours. The best two are the corner suites, which offer a wider view and e"
Le Mas Barossa
"Absolutely superb stay at this beautiful location, from start to finish, beautiful grounds, beautiful food and wine all with perfect service from Marine! Nothing was too much trouble. Would 100% recommend a visit and definitely do the bike ride!"
Barossa Country Cottages
"Stayed here for 2 nights. The cottage was clean, with everything you could want for a short stay. The bed is comfortable, There is a small but well equipped kitchen, with a comfortable lounge area. WiFi is free and reliable. The setting is quite, with a lovely verandah to sit and enjoy a drink after a day of visiting the wineries. Bridie, the on-site care taker is incredibly helpful and friendly, but respects your privacy. I would be happy to stay here again when visiting this lovely part of our wonderful country."
Barossa Pavilions & Glasshouse
"We loved our week staying at the Barossa Pavillions. There are 6 Pavillions on the property, but all are well spaced and private. The “Glasshouse” is at the top of the property too. The Pavillions are fully self contained, with provisions supplied for a few days (see picture), so you can eat in or out. They’ve thought of everything! The view when you open the blinds in the morning is just beautiful (pictured) The bed’s comfortable and the spa, oh so relaxing. It’s about a 12 minute drive to Tanunda, 15 to Nuri, so is close enough to everything. You do need a car though. Will definitely stay again."
Jasmine's Cottage
"Amazing lovely Year 1880 cottage and beautiful garden with modern facilities and warm service. Definitely will go back."
Guest Reviews on Lyndoch Hotels
Lyndoch Travel Information
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More Information About Lyndoch Hotels
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Key Info |
Details |
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Number of reviews |
343 |
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Total properties |
15 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
CAD 706 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
CAD 691 |
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Trending hotel |
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort |
FAQs About Hotels in Lyndoch
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What are the most popular hotels in Lyndoch?
There are many popular options for hotels in Lyndoch. Whether you're traveling for business or a vacation, Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205), The Lyndoch Motel Formerly Lyndoch Hill (from CAD 161) and Kingsford the Barossa (from CAD 579) are popular choices.
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What is the average price for hotels in Lyndoch?
The average price for hotels in Lyndoch is CAD 706 for weekdays, and CAD 691 for weekends (Friday–Saturday).
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What are popular hotels with high-quality breakfasts in Lyndoch?
Le Mas Barossa (from CAD 989),The Residence at Barossa Chateau (from CAD 1,176) and Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205) are popular hotels with high-quality breakfast. Start your wonderful journey with tasty breakfast!
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Which hotels with fitness facilities in Lyndoch are popular?
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205) is a popular hotel with a fitness center. Keep your fitness plan during traveling from Trip.com!
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Which popular hotels in Lyndoch offer free Wi-Fi ?
Whether you're traveling on business or for vacation, internet connection is an essential facility. Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205), The Lyndoch Motel Formerly Lyndoch Hill (from CAD 161) and Kingsford the Barossa (from CAD 579) are popular hotels with free Wi-Fi.
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Which hotels in Lyndoch have swimming pools?
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205), The Lyndoch Motel Formerly Lyndoch Hill (from CAD 161) and Kingsford the Barossa (from CAD 579) provide awesome swimming pools. Book now and enjoy your swimming pool!
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What are the best sap hotels in Lyndoch?
A spa treatment can be the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Novotel Barossa Valley Resort (from CAD 205) and Barossa Shiraz Estate (from CAD 408) provide wonderful spa services.
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What are best luxury hotels in Lyndoch?
Lyndoch has many wonderful luxury hotels with good service. The Residence at Barossa Chateau (from CAD 1,176) and Le Mas Barossa (from CAD 989) are popular options.
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