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Cheapest hotels in Barossa Valley

Discover affordable stays in Barossa Valley that provide a quality experience without breaking the bank. Hotels in Barossa Valley can be found for as low as C$ 100 per night. There is currently one property in Barossa Valley that can be booked for this price. The Wine Vine Hotel is one of the hotels that can be booked for the lowest price in Barossa Valley. Price data was last updated on 25 April 2025
For those on a budget, these are the cheapest hotels available in Barossa Valley for the selected dates. If you have flexibility with arrival and departure, use the search form to compare prices for other dates.
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182 Murray Street, Tanunda, SA, Australia
1.4 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
C$ 100
Avg. per night
235 Murray Street, Tanunda, SA, Australia
1.9 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
C$ 134
Avg. per night
3174 Barossa Valley Way, Nuriootpa, SA, Australia
2.1 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
C$ 179
Avg. per night
Golf Links Road, Tanunda, SA, Australia
5.7 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
C$ 184
Avg. per night
2992 Barossa Valley Way, Tanunda, SA, Australia
3.3 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Air Conditioning
C$ 241
Avg. per night
278 Menge Road, Tanunda, SA, Australia
1.3 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
C$ 292
Avg. per night
112 Murray Street, Tanunda, SA, Australia
0.3 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Air Conditioning
C$ 403
Avg. per night
373 Stonewell Road, Stonewell, Tanunda, SA, Australia
3.0 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Air Conditioning
C$ 420
Avg. per night

Hotel prices in Barossa Valley

Get a sense of the average price and most popular properties to stay in Barossa Valley to help you budget for your trip accordingly. Hotels that are booked the most in each class receive the “Most popular” badge. Hotels with the “Best value” badge are the most popular hotels in Barossa Valley at attractive prices. Price data was last updated on 25 April 2025.
Hotels located in the Barossa Valley area sorted by price and hotel class. As an added layer, we've also marked the most popular and best value properties in each hotel class.
4 stars +
278 Menge Road, Tanunda, SA, Australia
C$ 292
373 Stonewell Road, Stonewell, Tanunda, SA, Australia
C$ 420
Golf Links Road, Tanunda, SA, Australia
C$ 184
3 stars
235 Murray Street, Tanunda, SA, Australia
C$ 134
182 Murray Street, Tanunda, SA, Australia
C$ 100

Other accommodations in Barossa Valley

Find the perfect hostel, theme hotel, or vacation rental for your stay in Barossa Valley. There are 265 hotels in Barossa Valley and price data was last updated on 25 April 2025. The average price for a stay in Barossa Valley is .
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Mason, OH, United States
4.0 km from city centre
Air Conditioning
C$ 377
Avg. per night
Reno, NV, United States
2.7 km from city centre
Air Conditioning
C$ 78
Avg. per night
El Portal, CA, United States
1.5 km from city centre
Air Conditioning
C$ 482
Avg. per night
Ko Samui, Thailand
3.6 km from city centre
Air Conditioning
C$ 128
Avg. per night
Auxiliar Panamericana Norte km 1215, Máncora, Peru
1.9 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
C$ 43
Avg. per night
5 rue de Dunkerque, Paris, France
2.4 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
Airport shuttle
C$ 69
Avg. per night
24 East Ida B. Wells Drive, Chicago, IL, United States
0.1 km from city centre
Free Wi-Fi
C$ 73
Avg. per night
912 Connaught Drive, Jasper, AB, Canada
1.2 km from city centre
Pool
Free Wi-Fi
Spa
C$ 706
Avg. per night

Where to stay in Barossa Valley

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About Barossa Valley

Encompassing the towns of Tanunda, Nuriootpa and Angaston, the Barossa Valley is situated around one hour to the north-east of Adelaide. It is one of Australia’s most renowned wine-growing regions, scattered with cellar doors, outstanding restaurants and boutique accommodation.

German settlers first arrived in Tanunda in the 1840s, naming it Barossa Neu-Schlesien, or "New Silesia", in honour of their Prussian roots, while Angaston was settled largely by Cornish miners and retains a more English influence. Nuriootpa combines a little of the two and has emerged as the region’s main commercial hub, with the Barossa Valley Way passing through en route to Rowland Flat and Tanunda and connecting with Angaston to the east. While Riesling, Semillon, Cabernet Sauvignon and Grenache are widely grown, Shiraz is considered the Barossa Valley’s specialty, with the first Shiraz vines planted in 1847 by Johann Friedrich August Fiedler and many now used in creating what is arguably Australia’s most famous wine, Penfolds Grange. In addition to touring its vineyards and cellar doors, the Barossa Valley is known for its dried fruits, German-inspired butchers and bakeries, in addition to artisan cheese. Celebrated restaurateur Maggie Beer runs a Farm Shop in Nuriootpa which sells her jams, preserves, olive oil and ice cream, while the Saturday Farmer’s Market in Angaston showcases the diverse local produce for which the region has made a name. For magnificent views across the Barossa, head to the Mengler Hill Lookout to the east of the valley, and coincide a visit with the biennial Barossa Vintage Festival which celebrates the autumn harvest through live music, parades and plenty of tasting events.

While visitors can access the Barossa Valley by public transport, with trains connecting to Gawler Central where buses continue to the Barossa Valley, to explore everything the area has to offer then it’s best to come by car. Alternatively, there are a range of tours from Adelaide available, in addition to bicycle trails that weave between the vineyards.

The Barossa Valley was named for the Barossa Ranges while lie to the east, and in turn named by Colonel William Light in honour of the 1811 British victory over the French at the Battle of Barrosa. A clinical error led to the incorrect spelling of the name which it has retained since.

Facts about staying in Barossa Valley

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  • Where is the best place to stay in Barossa Valley?

    Nuriootpa, Angaston, and Tanunda are the most popular places on HotelsCombined for stays in Barossa Valley.

  • What are the best hotels in Barossa Valley?

    1,427 reviews rated Novotel Barossa Valley Resort with an average score of 8.3/10. It may also be worth looking into the Barossa Weintal Hotel, which received a rating of 8.5/10 from 1,724 reviews. Lanzerac Country Estate could also be a good option, with a score of 9.2/10 from 263 reviews.

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