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Review the louise Nice enough facilities but run by back packers mainly Awkward , difficult moments occur often, where staff are overwhelmed Our room was north facing so 6am sun streaming into bedroom around blinds (see pic taken at 6).facilities otherwise good. Clean. Tiny tv not in main room where bed is, but in side room. Gym laughable. Treadmills(2) so old and weak, when you stood on the moving mat, the Mat would stop because either the friction was too great or the motor was too weak. Both were the same. There was a stationary bike that was literally a low use domestic type of bike. I’m 6 foot three and looked like a monkey peddling it because it was so small. The fact that no Manager had ever checked them out or tried them themselves means the standard is just not Up2scratch I asked for a toothbrush because I forgot mine. I knew the answer before they told me. No The deal at the Louise is that it’s all inclusive. But if you have a cocktail like a Negroni, it’s $25. You can have a cheap house wine or a beer. I am unaware about something like a gin and tonic. Probably extra. At the prices you’re paying at this place. They should be giving you everything because the type of customer comes here doesn’t even drink much. No nuts or chips to snack on in room. Think these have to be ordered from the main desk At the degustation dinner, you have to continually ask for some more wine because the glasses were small and they were not eager to refill them. They also served a white one that was un drinkable by everyone, but we were told it was a Style and we didn’t appreciate it because it was six years old. In my 40 years of drinking wine, I never tasted anything like that. . It looks like a urine sample from a dehydrated person. I asked for some extra bread and I was told there was still one slice in the basket and before she asked the kitchen to make some more bread(apparently they baked it) would I take the last piece instead? My point for asking was that I didn’t want to take the last piece so there was still bread on the table All inclusive should be generously offered I always felt like I was asking for a little more Sadly Won’t be back

Have just had 2 nights there and had a very relaxing time. The cabins are very comfortable and the sauna is great. Everything is supplied so you don't really have to take much with you. The location is quite peaceful and quiet. Once all the trees grow up (( they have only just been planted) it will be even more secluded. The only minor complaints would be the beds are slightly harder than expected and the coffee mugs have no handles on them, making them too hot to hold for really hot beverages. It would have been nice to have had steak knives as well ( but now I'm being picky). Overall I would recommend it and we will be going back at some stage.

I was greeted by the lovely Lindy, who made me feel at home immediately. Not only an advocate for her beautiful home town of Tanunda, local tourist spots and businesses, she absolutely is dedicated to her job at the Wine Vine Hotel. She was a breath of fresh air and full of information for us to take in. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble. She even booked us in to the Chinese restaurant on site, which incidentally served delicious, affordable meals. The room was very spacious with a comfortable bed and pillows, 2 bucket chairs and a coffee table. There was a big round mirror on the wall plus a bench to rest your personal items on and plenty of drawer and wardrobe space. The toilet was on one side of the wet area and the shower on the other. In the middle was the sink and bench top with a small bar fridge underneath there was also some shelving behind cupboard doors that that’s a kettle, toaster, and enough crockery and cutlery for the two of us. There was also a hair dryer. They also provided shampoo, shower gel and soap, small amount of long life milk and tea, coffee and sugar. The free wifi was quite acceptable and only had slight hiccups with it, but it resolved itself. Outside the sliding door, looking on to the gardens, were two garden chairs and a small table. This was perfect for our three night stay, as it was conveniently located in the town. We will definately stay there again should we return to the area and highly recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking for a comfortable space to call home at a very reasonable price. Thank you Lindy for giving us that fantastic first impression, you certainly made our stay very memorable.

Can’t imagine any better place to stay while visiting the Barossa Valley. It’s a beautiful property with world-class hospitality from Sophia and her team. The location is perfect and convenient to all of the wineries in the area. Sophia’s recommendations on wineries and very special places to dine were spot on. And the breakfasts that Maddie serves up are gourmet delights. Don’t miss this opportunity for a stay in paradise!

Stayed in a 2 bedroom newly renovated apartment which has been tastefully designed and comfortable. However I suggest you stay on the top floor as we stayed on ground level and we could hear every single footstep above during night and at 6am the next morning. Plus it sounded like they were roller skating above us and dragging furniture around. - Basically hardly any sleep roof so paper thin!! No pool, No pokies just boring place to stay, Sorry for the bad review but I have stayed here about 6 times and instead of improving the facilities it just keeps getting worse. The outside area is just full of dead grass and weeds out the back door. This is a really bad impression for interstate visitors. So much more could be done here. But we did enjoy the renovations - very stylish and the actual accommodation was comfortable. Just also needed a small bath table next to the bath to sit my lovely Barossa wine on!

Had a fantastic German lunch here in the courtyard of The Valley Hotel. Such a lovely spot to relax in the sun enjoying a tasting plate with some fine German fare! Everything was utterly delicious. We've been visiting family in the Barossa for decades and wish there was more German food like The Wurst Haus and Heinz's German Restaurant - both of which are sorely missed.