I had a lovely stay at the Clare Valley Motel. Clean, comfortable and sophisticated; this really…read moreis a top notch place. I'd never been to the Clare before, Lee and Jan were very helpful and friendly in suggesting which wineries to explore. There is also a lovely dog named Chippie, big pool, BBQ, and beautiful roses!

Best family room ever!! Children really loved the swimming pool and made good use of it. The…read morerestaurant meals were well presented and generous servings. Children n enjoyed the crumbed garfish while the adults both had Poe fillet with maple sauce and apple accompanied by seasonal vegetables which left no room for desert!! All staff were most helpful and friendly!!

Such an amazing place and it has been kept in mint condition. The tour guide was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the history of the place and was very easy to talk to. The smells in the rooms, combined with the beautiful music playing throughout, made me feel like we were stepping back in time a bit. Loved every inch of this place.

Martindale Hall is a place steeped in history and filled with stunningly beautiful carpets,…read morefurniture and artefacts . It is hard to imagine the wealth and inspiration required by the original owner. It is extremely well maintained and we as visitors felt relaxed in waking throughout the rooms without the piercing eyes of staff watching our every move as often happens in homes such as this. An extremely worthwhile experience!!

Boutique Watervale stay This is a boutique option for a stay…read morein the Clare Valley. Located about a 2-minute drive from Watervale and a 15-minute drive from Clare, you'll be staying in a with stone cottage on a country property. The grounds are beautiful, and the cottage is comfortable with a kitchenette/lounge/dining room and bathroom! Kerry is a wonderful hostess and stocks the cottage with ample breakfast provisions (fresh fruit, organic muesli, bread, a selection of jams, honey, yoghurt, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and mushrooms) and gourmet snacks. We arrived to find a bottle of Riesling in the fridge, cheese, crackers, pate and olives - this was a wonderful touch. We really appreciated the gas BBQ because there is a fabulous butcher in nearby Clare. We stayed in the Kookaburra Cottage. The space didn't work that well for us because we are on a long road trip with lot of luggage, but this is a lovely option for a weekend treat!

We stayed at Brice hill for a romantic 2 nights to escape life and the kids. Check in was from…read more230pm. Upon arriving at 430pm after a day of exploring, we were greeted to basically be told that we had held up the owner who had "plans" these were revealed to be that the football final was on to and she was missing out on drinking with friends. The grounds were beautiful we caught a glimpse of the pool which had been a big drawing card due to a weekend in the mid 30s. Entering the suite it looked amazing bright, tidy with chocolates on the coffee table, and fruit and port on the kitchen bench top and 2 mornings breakfast provisions in the fridge as well as a bottle of wine, milk, juice and pod coffee. The bedroom was also well presented and the huge sunken spa took up most of the bathroom. Unfortunately that's where most of the good things stopped. We tried to put on some music and found that the radio would only receive 1 am station and the iPod dock only had the old connection and so we couldn't use that either. My partner went to check the temperature of the heated pool as we were planing on an early evening dip only to pull back the cover and find it freezing cold and dirty. We also realised that there didn't appear to be any free wifi as advertised on several accomodation websites. We rang the owners only to be told that the pool man had gone to hospital and we wouldn't be able to use the pool at all that weekend and that they were sorry but it wasn't their fault and that there was no wifi it was an error. We tried to play the only cd of approx 5 provided to find it was scratched and unusable. After which I started filling out the review form in the room when the only pen supplied in the room first broke open then ran out of ink. We went out to dinner and called the owners yet again who we told we were very disappointed and would like some compensation. First I was told that they had never had any complaints before I explained that we had booked the suite under the presumption we would be able to use the features advertised I was then spun a story about people fiddling with the wifi and that she would see if she could fix it. I asked again about compensation and she rudely asked what did I think I wanted! I said that I believed it was her place to offer something but that we would be happy with a reimbursement of some of the suite cost unless there was something else they could offer and that I would expect to hear from them the next day. We returned to a room that now miraculously had wifi with a bottle of wine on the door step. We then attempted to have a spa with the single tiny bottle of bubble bath. The next day we avoided the suite as much as possible and the next night with no more bubbles. We attempted to shower instead where we stood looking at a mouldy window and were continuously scalded and then frozen under the trickle of water that we could manage to get going. We never heard from the owners again except when we were checking out she met my partner at the reception door to take his key he never even got inside. This is in no way a 4.5 star place and from what I understand we were in the best room they have. Yes the grounds were beautiful the food supplied was ample and fresh but the although tidy the suite itself was very dated and was dusty and in need of a good going over. The pool man being in hospital was unfortunate but as paying customers, that's not our problem and we could have been notified before arrival or on check in at the very least. The story of the free wifi being wrong advertising and they being turned off by other people then miraculously working again straight out was a load of rubbish and I fully believe they were trying to avoid it being used. The customer service and basic attitude of the owners was disgraceful, rude, uncaring and really almost a joke. I can assure you that dumping a bottle of wine on someone's doorstep in the middle of "wine country" in no compensation at all.

From the owner: Specialising in luxurious accommodation for couples, all-inclusive romantic retreats and glorious…read moregarden weddings.

Fantastic place to stay with the family. Great trail walk and you can wake up and feed the animals…read moreon the farm in the morning. Great breakfast provisions when you stay! Will be back!

They need to desperately update the menu. The fact that they don't have any vegan options is…read moreextremely disappointing given it is 2021. And our coffee's took a very long time to arrive. And finally one of the female wait staff looked very miserable.

This place is one of the first we choose for our work meetings. The scenery is beautiful, river…read morerunning behind the cafe and stunning greenery all around. A nice relaxing place to go. The food is amazing, I often have the Moroccan lamb salad for lunch. The salad dressing is tangy and the hummus sets it off nicely. The greens are always fresh which is a must in my salads. I have had the eggs benedict for breakfast, the serving sizes are generous and I was not able to finish it all. The hollandaise sauce is brilliant. The omelette is also very nice and again a very generous size. The staff are very attentive and friendly. Plenty of parking in the car park. The only challenge can be turning right back onto the highway as you are leaving. Highly recommend this place