Very basic and dated accomodation. Far better available in the Barossa at same or less cost - e.g. Vine Court Motel, Nuriootpa. Furnishings,bathroom facilities and external surrounds all in need of attention.

A motel is a motel and they all appear to be the same, 70s-ish and dingy. It was perfectly clean, the room was huge, no problem getting a travel cot. It was cool enough inside so wouldn't fancy it in winter. Swimming pool on the premises but it was too autumnal to need :( The booking, check-in & check-out was... More

This is an old one story motel that is in the process of being rehabilitated. If you can get past the 1960's decor, you should enjoy staying here. Our king deluxe room was large and had a small kitchen. It was clean. You park right outside your door under a covered awning (nice in hot weather). The staff is very... More

My partner and I had the privileged to stay at this motel. We only stayed the one night, but a brilliant location, extremely friendly staff, good price, convenient location to Angaston town centre. We stayed in number 7. Although the furnishings were a bit outdated, what do you expect though from an old country motel. The large queen bed was... More

Motel is about 2km from Angaston in the Barossa Valley. It the usual 70s style Aussie motel and like most of them it could do with a bit of a facelift (which the owners have planned) The good bits: Convenient location. Best value in Angaston. Friendly host, a swede called Marcus Wireless internet Pool (spent quite a lot of time... More

A superbly maintained businessman motel of the 1970s era. Super clean and convenient to all Barossa attractions. Across the street from one of the best restaurants in the valley ( Vinteners, I recommend the Kangaroo Tenderloin with Shiraz Demi-Glaze) and the Barossa Farmers market. Owner, Marcus, used to broker these classic motels to investors who replaced them with more lucrative... More