Looking for a wine hotel in Australia is a joy as every state produces wines, although the majority of wineries are to be found in the south-east:...
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In the southern Mount Lofty Ranges, just 20 minutes drive east of Adelaide, is a lush region known as the Adelaide Hills. Discover the best places to stay from restored manor houses to luxury lodges and boutique B&Bs...
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Victoria may be Australia’s smallest mainland state, but its Yarra Valley vineyards are some of the country’s oldest, dating back to the 1830s....
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Hugging the south-western coastline of Western Australia, Margaret River sits between dramatic Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin. Wine lovers will be thrilled by the choice of charming guesthouses and vineyard hotels in Margaret River.
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Vineyards line the slopes of the Swan Valley, basking in Western Australia’s intense heat and sunshine to produce rich, full-bodied wines from Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc — often oak-aged — to Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Stretching from the hills to the coastline around Newcastle and nearby Nelson Bay, the beautiful Hunter Valley lies to the north of Sydney. The most famous wine-producing region in New South Wales, and the 19th century birthplace of the Australian wine industry, the region has long been a popular weekend escape.
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Victoria has gained international acclaim for its world-class food and wine. Head down to the magical Mornington Peninsula for fabulous wineries and farm-to-table restaurants, or to the much-lauded vineyards of the Yarra Valley.
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Melbourne has a well-deserved reputation for fabulous food and wine. Victoria's lively capital city, this Australian metropolis has long been famed for its cracking coffee and laid-back brunch culture.
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South Australia is Australia’s largest wine-producing state and Barossa Valley, to the north east of Adelaide, is one of the country’s flagship wine-producing areas....
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The beauty of the region’s closeness to Adelaide means that our choice of McLaren Vale wine hotels are perfect for a weekend escape from the city...
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Mornington Peninsula and Yarra Valley are Victoria’s two leading wine regions, famed for their elegant Chardonnay and Pinot Noir wines produced by the cooler climate of Australia’s south-eastern, coastal corner....
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