Find hotels near JamFactory at Seppeltsfield, Seppeltsfield from AED 308

"Lovely stay in the hideaway cottage , good amenities and breakfast supplies. Host was very friendly and always checked up on us to make sure we had everything we needed. "

"Easy parking. Micely appointed room with comfortable bed, basic kitchen and mice bathroom. Great deck for stargazing. Only drawback is signage to cabin is not clear or specific especially when arriving in the dark. Trial and error to find the correct cabin."

"Good basic accommodation at the quiet end of Tanunda, typically at a good price. It's an Accor property so you can trust it to be clean and well equipped with the essentials (e.g. iron, ironing board). I travelled for business and would use this as a reliable place to stay - note that it's better if you have a car."

"Clean room, great shower & good breakfast "

"Such a pleasure staying in a beautiful old house with an elegant garden and pergola, surrounded by vineyards. Our host Sophia was delightful and her little cat Oscar adorable "

"We loved our stay. Everything was magnificent, plenty of lovely walks & close to shops. We enjoyed our tennis matches & in particular the botche games on the grassland. Men loved the outdoor BBQ & Bar. Beds were very cosy & it was great that we all had ensuites "

"Cosy little place that is VERY conveniently located. Right next to Main Street and Chateau Tanunda. Was quite expensive but booked for a long weekend so understandable "

"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 ."

"Great room, perfect little continental breakfast and coffee machine which was so convenient. Rooms were super. Great bathroom and is close enough to walk into town. The barn is a fantastic addition and adds to the charm of the property. There were absolutely no issues at all with the stay and would definitely return to experience the Barossa again "