The room was very beautiful and the owner was delightful. We were welcomed and shown around the home. Breakfast was a communal affair with another guest. It was an amazing breakfast experience in a stunning dining room. The table setting was immaculate. Cereal and fruit served in a stemmed glass bowl, fresh coffee or tea, and then perfectly poached eggs on sourdough with bacon and tomatoes. The owner also had a carafe of port in the room for us to try- delicious. They also catered for my partner who was vegan.

The bathroom was fairly tight!

We had a very friendly welcome by the host, Sophia. We were given a welcome glass of wine and had a lovely chat and were told information about places to visit and to eat. The accommodation was beautifully decorated reflecting the time period of the house. The room was very comfortable and had everything that was required and more. We were offered a variety of breakfast choices and were able to sit back and relax in the dining room while it was being prepared for us. The breakfast was delicious. We really had a wonderful experience and look forward to staying another time.

There was nothing we didn't like.

Barossa House facing the vineyards across the road awesome view to wake up to. The room is luxurious & tastefully furnished & decorated. The King Double Bed was so comfortable. Sophia (owner) made us feel like family introduced us to her son Peter & husband Phil. As we entered our room there on the table was a decanter of Port with 2 glasses + complimentary chocolates. Delicious. The continental breakfast was freshly cooked. The best thus far bed & breakfast accomodation my wife and I have had the privilege to stay in. Sophia said goodbye to us and said to pop in next time we visit the Barossa Valley even if it is just to say hello. Many thanks Sophia. Ya -su - re 🙏

Car park a bit tricky to back out to the main road but we managed with a few 3 point turns.

Breakfast was superb. Cooked to order. Very relaxed feel and no pressure to eat and leave.Sophia was a wonderful host. Very convenient to all areas of the Barossa . Sophia gave us some great recommendations from wineries and other places of interest to visits. Particularly appreciated her recommendations a particular winery and a gin distillery. room very comfortable.

Bathroom is a little on the small size but as we didn’t live in the bathroom so not a significant issue.

Beautiful house turned accommodation with multiple rooms available. Ours had its own ensuite. It was clean and spacious and just the right facilities for a comfortable one night stay for us. Comfy bed, tv, sofa, mini fridge and coffee available. Room had its own air conditioner and heater so you won't be cold or hot at night there! The rest of the house had coming spaces like a dining area or a lounge area which could be used by the guests. The host were amazing. We arrived earlier than expected and as or room was available they allowed us to check in earlier. We woke up to a beautiful breakfast. Magnificent hosts and just beautiful little place to stay in. It is about 5min drive to main Tanunda town and wineries. We were able to easily move around with taxis being close to a few things (as we didn't want to drive cause of the wine tasting!). I def recommend this place.

Our host, the lovely Sophia, is gracious, friendly & knowledgeable of the area…oh and also a damn fine cook! Breakfasts & coffee were beautiful. The room & common guest areas were very tastefully decorated in keeping with the deco era of the house, but with a fresh modern twist. Bed was very comfy, there were thoughtful touches (port, chokkies, Apple TV…) the bathroom was clean … you may find it a bit squeezie, but remember this is a heritage style BnB so it’s had to be modified over time to include an ensuite in the generous sized room… loved it & the hosts, note: it’s located opposite vineyards on edge of town, (great for a sunset over the vines drink on verandah), so a car is handy, however there are taxis available. We’ll be back should we visit Barossa again. ❤️

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Sophia was a brilliant host and we felt genuinely welcomed at her lovely property. The house is on a main road but was set back and very quiet inside. Breakfast was generous and delicious (and Sophia shared some tips on her scrambled eggs which I will try at home!) and we ate on the balcony which was lovely given the weather when we were there. Room and bed comfy.

Nothing, everything was great. The only thing to mention is that it is not walking-distance to Tanunda restaurants, but the taxis were quick and easy (no Uber in the Barossa, so book ahead).

Barossa House was a lovely place to stay near Tanunda. The house is old of course, but nicely decorated, and the host was lovely and very hospitable. She went out of her way to make us a lovely breakfast to meet our special requirements. The garden is lovely (as are the cats) and we watched a spectacular sunset over the vieyards across the road. We had a wonderful stay at Barossa House.

The only negative feedback we have is that bathroom in our room was very small and the shower head was very leaky.

Sophia and Maddie were marvellous and looked after us very well. We had the Eucalyptus King Room which had its own private entry. The bed was very comfortable. So much so, we are investigating purchasing one after a great night sleep. The location was excellent as we wanted to walk to the Day on the Green concert. It was an easy 35-40 minute walk each way which suited us. Breakfast the next morning was really great and had us fuelled for our day. We look forward to staying again in the future.

Cute and cozy room in a beautiful historic house. All the charm of its era but with modern facilities to make it comfortable. Plunger coffee in the room so you can start your day with a caffeine hit if you can't function without one like me. The hosts are just lovely and very knowledgeable about the area if you need tips or advice on where to go or what to try. Home cooked breakfast was delicious. Private bathrooms also great to have in a BnB. Centrally located between Noori, Anguston and Tanunda.

The 'private bathroom' is basically a toilet and shower stuffed in cupboard so is quite cramped. The entrance hall and guest lounge room has a lingering smell of cigarette smoke (not unexpected in such an old house). The location is a bit of a double edged sword... being between towns it's not really walking distance to anything.