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"Beautiful place and great food"

"Lovely & well equipped cabin, great location for visiting many vineyards within Barossa Valley. "

"It was nice and relaxing "

"Room was lovely, hosts excellent, and helpful. Really nice location and amenity. breakfast was lovely also. "

"Excellent location in the beautiful Barossa. Close to wineries and eateries. Pretty cottage in lovely surrounds. Will definitely return. "

"Everything was fantastic, room staff, meals and bar, would definately return, highly recommended🌸"

"Perfect over night stay . Have stayed overnight previously and will again when travelling down in future . A few steps down to the restaurant/ bar next door for a lovely menu meal and drinks . A lovely quiet spot to stay ."

"Mercure Barossa Valley was absolutely beautiful. A great, dog-friendly apartment, peaceful surroundings, and such a lovely property. The Manager and GM were incredibly friendly. Great breakfast as well. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a pet-friendly stay 🐾✨thank you fur keeping doggy blanket and Bowls in the room "

"Clean room - great discovery park - staff great - shame the couch is very uncomfortable - needs a piece of foam between pillows & sofa bed and would be fine! Came on a very hot day - they had a/c on for my arrival - so considerate of them 😘"

"The room was clean and well presented, the staff were friendly and very accomadating, they went above and beyond "

"Amazing people, cool motel."

"Nice room and nice staff too. The hotel was a good stay with my family. "

"Great staff and room was very clean."

"Great to explore the wine area from. "

"Our lodging (#!) was very comfortable with a nice front porch and spacious interior. We never met anyone on staff, entry was thru a key lockbox with instructions."

"perfect relaxing, luxurious and a wonderful breakfast "

"Beautiful room, amazing staff, gorgeous location"

"Nicely laid out and balconies overlooking the trees/paths made you feel like you weren't in a motel at all, especially as the curvature of the building meant each balcony was secluded from the others"