Agriturismos in Clare Valley

'Generally we had a great time. Unfortunately the restaurant was under renovation but look forward to when it opens. There wasn't much advice about how to safely get to the Riesling trail and the bike lock didn't work. Staff should be more knowledgeable about this. Otherwise it was a nice stay.'

'Another great visit, warm and cosy in the se cold winter months'

'Paying for a king-size bed ,spa was at first an excellent idea for booking for 2. Only one robe was provided ,no ice tray for drinks..the spa did not heat it only bubbled and jet water,believe the heating function was broken.filled with pure hot water the next refill.. Air-conditioning remote did not work even when I replace the battery's so we had no control over the temperature..lastly but least was stains on the mattress protector other than that our stay was appreciated and welcomed'

'One night stay. Check in easy at the bar in the hotel. Room was clean We had dinner at the hotel. Very good food.'

'Lovely apartments very close to town and everything you need but still peaceful. Loved the balcony with fly screens! TV is huge and works from the sofa or bed. The only things that could be improved are providing salt and pepper, more than two mugs and turning off the automatic light in the bathroom (it's just too bright if you need the loo in the night). '

'Stay here! A unique, completely comfortable and enjoyable stay. Bungaree Station is a still-functioning sheep farm, founded in 1841 and still run by descendants of the founders. By the 1850s and 1860s, the flourishing farm was something of a town, with housing for workers and managers, a store, church, community buildings, etc. Many of those original buildings are now converted into boutique and highly unique accommodations. I stayed in a former stable, now a lovely free standing little...

'"This room was completely misrepresented. It is incredibly basic, and the kitchen facilities are communal rather than private. The air conditioner is so loud it sounds like a frieght train running through the front door, making sleep impossible. The only 'good news' was that the racket didn't interrupt the TV, because the TV didn't work anyway. If you want a quiet, self-contained stay, look elsewhere."'