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Both 3
room suites offer total privacy, each with their own
entrance and beautifully appointed dining and lounge
areas. Settle down in front of the old style wood
combustion fire on brisk winter nights, with a glass
or two of complimentary port. Tea and coffee-making
facilities, TV, CD & Tourism Information are also
provided.
Each
Suite has a large luxurious bedroom, with queen-size
brass bed, top quality linen accessories, extra
blankets and pillows, which will ensure you enjoy
your visit in total comfort. Adjoining each bedroom
is a superb fully equipped ensuite bathroom with
large 2-person spa bath, queen-size bath towels,
soft bathrobes and slippers, heater lights and
hairdryer. Everything you could need!
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Tariffs: 1
Night $250 2
Nights $420
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3 Nights
$595
4 Nights $745
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Midweek
Specials available.
Cereals, fruit,
yoghurt, fruit juices, breads, various jams and
spreads etc. are provided for your indulgence. At
your convenience, we then serve a delicious hot
Homestead Breakfast in your suite, or on the
verandah. Here you can enjoy the fresh air,
beautiful views of rolling hills, and the many very
tame parrots that visit the feeders and trees
outside your windows.
There are
several restaurants and luncheon snack venues within
walking, or short driving distance, including Aunty
Bets Cafe and Collectables, Summertown Family Store
and Deli, The Uraidla Hotel Restaurant, Mount Lofty
Summit Restaurant, The Scenic Hotel Restaurant at
Norton Summit and numerous others at Hahndorf,
Bridgewater and Stirling.
Relax and while
away the hours beside our undercover fish pond where
we can serve dinner or breakfast, or simply enjoy a
quiet moment with a book. This all-weather outdoor
area is ideal for quiet afternoons or romantic
evenings. Using the Homestead as your home base, you
can discover at your leisure, all the Adelaide Hills
have to offer. May we suggest you spend 2 or 3 days
here, to really appreciate this unique part of South
Australia.
As you travel
around the Hills, you will notice the thousands of
apple, pear, stone fruit and cherry trees, and
vegetables of many varieties. In addition there are
numerous thoroughbred horse and cattle studs and
dairy farms. Wine-grape growing is expanding very
rapidly, and it is anticipated that the Hills Area
will soon equal the Barossa Valley in terms of
volume produced, thus reclaiming its position held
earlier last century as one of the leading
Australian wine-producing areas. Hills wines are
internationally acclaimed as some of the world's
finest. A comprehensive list of wineries is
available in your suite.
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