15 Of The Best Adelaide Hills Airbnbs

Looking for accommodation in the Adelaide Hills? Make the most out of your escape with a stay in one of these holiday homes that will suit couples looking for a romantic escape, families seeking self-contained accommodation that welcomes kids and groups of friends who want to get out and explore this incredible leafy wine region.

Staying in a holiday home or Airbnb can make holidays more convenient, more memorable and more authentic. These Airbnbs offer some of the best accommodation in the Adelaide Hills: charming, historic cottages; ultra-modern and luxe homes right in the heart of town; sprawling properties with views of undulating landscapes and ample room for children to play. Live like a local for a few days and make one of these incredible Adelaide Hills Airbnbs your base to explore this cool-climate wine region and its charming towns.

Here are 15 of the best Airbnbs in Adelaide Hills to book.

1. Under the Oaks, Hahndorf

Best for: Couples, Romance, Exploring

Located in the quaint German town of Hahndorf, Under the Oaks is a cosy and charming stay for couples. Housed in a former church built in 1858, this stunning property has been meticulously converted into a luxe studio-style stay.

the property exterior of Under the Oaks Airbnb in Hahndorf

Under the Oaks is housed in a former church built in 1858.

The light and airy monochromatic interior features a king four-poster bed at its centre, a full kitchen, laundrette, a dining area, a cosy living area with a fireplace, and a separate bathroom with a claw-foot bath.

A continental breakfast of local goodies is provided and best enjoyed in the leafy sun-dappled backyard.

a bathtub inside Under the Oaks Airbnb in Hahndorf

The vintage interior evokes a heritage feel to it.

2. The Stirling Lakehouse Retreat

Best for: Families, Groups, Exploring

This 20th century cottage is close to the village of Stirling and directly adjacent to the Heysen Trail walk and Mount Lofty Golf Course, making for the perfect hub to explore the Adelaide Hills with family or friends, a round of golf or a pre- or post-walk retreat.

the property exterior of Lakehouse Retreat

The Stirling Lakehouse Retreat oozes countryside charm.

Boasting views of a private lake and surrounded by century-old gum trees, the three-bedroom cottage sleeps six people, in a king, queen and two single beds, styled with elegant wallpaper and black-out blinds to ensure languid lie-ins. It has a full kitchen and dining area, two bathrooms and a living room with a fireplace.

a pastel green bathroom interior with a mirror at Lakehouse Retreat

This charming cottage is swathed in pastel green.

The charming cottage is surrounded by gardens and has a backyard with a fire pit and barbecue and a front deck that looks out to the lake. Parents will love the amenities for children including a cot, highchair, fireplace screen and games. Local bacon, eggs, bread and other breakfast provisions are provided.

the living room interior with plants at The Stirling Lakehouse Retreat

The Stirling Lakehouse Retreat brings nature in.

3. Pine Cottage, Stirling

Best for: Families, Exploring

Families will love this charming exposed-stone cottage, nestled within gardens close to the town of Stirling. Pine Cottage sleeps five people in two bedrooms, one with a king-sized bed and the other featuring bunks. There’s a cot and highchair available for babies and toddlers and games and books to entertain.

the bathroom and shower at Pine Cottage, Stirling

Pine Cottage has a spacious bath and shower.

It has a full kitchen and dining area, a lounge with a fireplace, a laundry, a gorgeous fully fenced backyard with grass and gardens for kids to play and explore, multiple alfresco dining spaces including a pizza oven, and a firepit under festooned lighting. The town of Stirling is a 10-minute scenic walk, and across the road Patch Kitchen & Garden is open for lunch and dinner.

Base yourself in this charming exposed-stone cottage.

4. Rossini’s Cottage, Crafers West

Best for: Couples, Seclusion

Set on a former apple orchard, this one-bedroom freestone cottage overlooks a scenic valley in Crafers West.

Rossini’s Cottage is decked out in a Scandi-style aesthetic and features a king bed, a kitchen and a fireplace. But outdoors is where the real magic happens.

the kitchen and dining area at Rossini's Cottage

Soak up the Scandi-style aesthetic at Rossini’s Cottage.

Enjoy your coffee with a view of the valley, soothe your muscles in the cedar Japanese infrared sauna and watch as the sun melts while sipping local wine around the fire pit, with the only company of the occasional local roo.

scenic views from the outdoor deck of Rossini's Cottage

Rossini’s Cottage overlooks a scenic valley in Crafers West.

5. Espira, Ashton

Best for: Couples, Seclusion, Wine tasting

Wine lovers will enjoy this special stay at Casa Freschi vineyard. This sleek tiny home is surrounded by vineyards and commands views of the undulating Adelaide Hills beyond.

an aerial view of Espira, Ashton surrounded by vineyards

Be surrounded by an endless expanse of vineyards.

Sleeping two guests, this open-plan stay takes advantage of the scenery with floor-to-ceiling windows. Espira features a king size bed, a sophisticated kitchenette, a dining table, a bathroom and a fireplace to keep toasty in colder months.

Soak in your private tub right outside your tiny home.

On the outdoor deck, there’s a tub for languid soaking, a firepit for chilling out under the stars and a barbecue. The hosts eschewed television for Scrabble, chess, and yoga mats, to allow its guests to unwind and connect with each other. Casa Freschi’s cellar door is open Friday to Sundays.

the interior of Espira Airbnb with floor-to-ceiling windows

Espira has floor-to-ceiling windows that offer commanding views of the undulating Adelaide Hills.

6. Tilly’s Cottage, Hahndorf

Best for: Families, Groups, Exploring

Built in 1887, Tilly’s Cottage has been exquisitely renovated to accommodate eight guests in three bedrooms (with an extra sofa in the lounge area).

a look inside the living room and dining with a fireplace at Tilly's Cottage

Tilly’s Cottage is built with ultra-modern design.

The charming cottage retains its splendid heritage facade, stone features and fireplaces inside, blended with ultra-modern design: think polished concrete floors, a sleek timber and black kitchen and an extension to the back that comprises a large living area, entertaining area and floor-to-ceiling glass.

There are eight bedrooms inside Tilly’s Cottage.

There’s a combustion fireplace, underfloor heating in the main bathroom and a laundry. Hahndorf is a short stroll away, making this the perfect place for families and groups to base themselves on exploring the old German town and wine region beyond.

the front facade of Tilly's Cottage in Adelaide Hills

This charming heritage cottage is a short stroll away from Hahndorf.

7. Casa Luna Farmstay, Bridgewater

Best for: Seclusion, Couples

Casa Luna is a sustainable stay located on an organic farm where cows roam and kangaroos graze. The two-person retreat oozes solitude while being just a 3-minute drive from Hahndorf.

Retreat into a secluded farm stay at Casa Luna.

The farm stay features bespoke interiors with a full kitchen and lounge, a large bathroom with a sauna, and two terraces with a barbecue and a hammock to unwind.

Guests can book in-house massages and yoga sessions while staying here.

Casa Luna has a sauna perfect for pampering.

8. The Harriette, Lobethal

Best for: Couples, Exploring, Friends

A short walk from the charming town of Lobethal, this 1920s cottage was formerly used as housing for the managers of the local wool mill, which was renowned for its tartan and check blankets (which you’ll enjoy for use when you stay here).

an outdoor dining setup at The Harriette, Lobethal

Have lunch in the chic outdoor dining setup at The Harriette.

It has been meticulously restored to retain its heritage features including the original fireplaces and high ceilings and accommodates four guests in two bedrooms.

a vintage bed at The Harriette, Lobethal

The Harriette has retained its heritage features.

The styling is vintage luxe with modern comforts such as a kitchen with Smeg appliances, AH Beard mattresses, a spacious bathroom with a rainwater shower and a freestanding tub.

There are many renowned wineries nearby including Shaw and Smith and Tilbrook Estate, while the town of Lobethal is abuzz during the festive season when its buildings are illuminated during the Lobethal Lights festival.

the living room interior of The Harriette, Lobethal

Experience vintage luxe with modern comforts.

9. Broken House, Bridgewater

Best for: Couples, Friends, Dog-friendly

This unique holiday home is built into the earth in Bridgewater, just minutes from Hahndorf, Stirling and the wineries of the Adelaide Hills. The ultra-modern home is styled in a calming neutral palette and pastels and features two bedrooms, with a king and a queen bed, a bathroom and laundry and a full gourmet kitchen.

a look inside the Broken House Airbnb in Adelaide Hills

Despite the name, Broken House is completely furnished with modern comforts.

It has floor-to-ceiling doors which slide right back to allow the breeze in warmer months. During winter, the underfloor heating keeps the house toasty. The green roof is the perfect spot to enjoy morning yoga and sundowners. Given the design of the home, the property is steep with a lot of stairs, however, pets are allowed to stay.

a modern bedroom with floor-to-ceiling windows

Lay your head in a calming pastel-styled bedroom.

10. Stirling Stone Hideaway

Best for: Couples, Romance, Exploring

Stirling Stone Hideaway looks like it has been pulled straight from a fairytale. This cute-as-a-button studio-style home sleeps just two guests in a queen bed.

the property exterior of Stirling Stone Hideaway

Stirling Stone Hideaway looks like it came straight from a fairytale.

It has a full kitchen and dining, indoor fireplace, bathroom and laundry, and a leafy backyard with oak trees and a fire pit. Take a short pathway into the villages of Stirling and Crafers or head further afield to taste the bounty of this popular wine region.

sunlight coming through the windows of the living room at Stirling Stone Hideaway

Stay in this charming and well-lit abode.

11. The Coach House, Aldgate

Best for: Couples, Friends, Exploring

This historic stone coach house has been transformed into double-storey accommodation that can sleep four guests in two bedrooms, both featuring king beds.

the brick-walled Airbnb surrounded by lavender flowers at The Coach House, Aldgate

The Coach House is surrounded by idyllic gardens.

The super cosy stay has a small kitchenette and a full bathroom and is surrounded by idyllic gardens. Algate is in the heart of Adelaide Hills, a short drive from Stirling, Hahndorf and Crafers.

a painting of a woman beside flowers and books at The Coach House, Aldgate

You’ll find aesthetic paintings and artefacts inside the historic stone coach house.

12. Old Brickworks, Lobethal

Best for: Couples, Friends, Exploring

This eclectic stay on a seven-hectare property in Lobethal was formerly home to the Onkaparinga Brick Works. The building was once the mechanical shed, while the original brick kilns still stand next to it. Old Brickworks is a two-bedroom accommodation, with each bedroom separated by a half wall – so it’s best for a couple or a few friends.

It has a small kitchen, lounge area, wood fire, and a separate bathroom that’s connected to the house via an undercover breezeway. There is a barbecue and firepit outside, where you can relax with a drink or play giant Jenga.

cushioned chairs and a wooden bench at Old Brickworks, Lobethal

Go completely off-grid at Old Brickworks.

The property runs solely off rainwater and there’s no wi-fi available, and it’s home to a Scottish Highlander named Teddy, three sheep, chickens and a dog named Dora. Lobethal is a two-minute drive away and you’ll receive a booklet with tips on how best to spend your time in the area.

the kitchen inside Old Brickworks, Lobethal

There’s an indoor kitchen as well as a barbecue and firepit outside.

13. The House on Soul Hill, Lobethal

Best for: Couples, Romance, Exploring

As its name suggests, a stay at this tiny cabin soothes the soul. Just two minutes’ drive from Lobethal, The House on Soul Hill is a boutique self-contained getaway featuring a queen bed, kitchenette and living area with fireplace.

a living room with a fireplace at The House on Soul Hill, Adelaide Hills

Snuggle up by the fireplace.

Spend time playing chess over a glass of wine and listening to music on the record player. Outside the large windows, rolling paddocks with grazing cattle, a deck for quiet moments between loved ones, a firepit and an old-school swing tied to a beautiful big gum tree.

outdoor chairs surrounded by greenery at The House on Soul Hill, Adelaide Hills

The surrounding greenery beckons you to reconnect with nature.

A box of seasonal, local provisions is provided so you’re all set for brekkie and cafes and wineries are close by.

picnic with wine at The House on Soul Hill, Adelaide Hills

Settle down on a picnic blanket with wine.

14. Ode to the Orchard, Lenswood

Best for: Friends, Families, Seclusion

Outdoor baths are really having a moment, and the claw-foot tub at Ode to the Orchard is a beauty that looks over the rolling vineyards and thick hills that surround this six-hectare property.

the view from the outside of the Airbnb property at Ode to the Orchard

Ode to the Orchard offers a relaxing retreat over the rolling vineyards.

Sleeping four people in two bedrooms (with the option to add a cot), this cottage makes for the perfect country escape from its location to its interiors that are charming and chic at once. With front and back porches, guests can capture the sunrise and sunset, explore the property, which is home to cattle and an orchard, and snuggle up at night in the lounge with a fireplace.

the outdoor deck of Ode to the Orchard Airbnb

Unwind on the outdoor deck.

Complete your country escape in the kitchen, which has a wood-fired Aga oven and a recipe with ingredients to make a traditional country apple crumble.

Relax in the tub overlooking scenic landscape.

15. Farm Stay in Mount Torrens

Best for: Families, Groups, Dog-friendly

Set on a sprawling 21-hectare property atop a ridgeline, this house is perfect for larger groups and families, accommodation up to 10 guests in four bedrooms and a media room that can be used for sleeping.

the property exterior of the farm stay at Mount Torrens

This charming farm stay is tucked away on a sprawling 21-hectare property atop a ridgeline.

The two-storey farmhouse also has three bathrooms, a full kitchen, a billiards table, a fireplace, an outdoor pool, an outdoor deck and an upstairs verandah.

a motorbike under the stairs inside the farm stay at Mount Torrens

Head upstairs to the verandah.

With plenty of space, the house can also be used for small celebrations. Dogs are also welcome on the property (with prior notice). Mt Torrens is north of Lobethal and Woodside and a 25-minute drive to Hahndorf.

an outdoor pool at the farm stay in Mount Torrens

The two-storey farmhouse also comes with an outdoor pool for refreshing dips.

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Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a convenient base to mark your map with some of South Australia’s best cellar doors or luxury accommodation in the Adelaide Hills to explore the region’s most charming towns, here are 15 stays to suit every traveller.

The Adelaide Hills is an intoxicating region known best for its cool-climate wineries. It’s the perfect romantic getaway or a delicious epicurean escape, an undulating landscape filled with charming towns and villages, such as the historic German village of Hahndorf, the bountiful fruit bowl of Lobethal and the relaxed country town of Woodside.

Here are 15 Adelaide Hills stays from an off-grid, adults-only retreat on a cattle farm and an iconic property that oozes elegance to chic accommodation above a historic pub and an affordable family-friendly holiday park.

1. Discovery Parks Hahndorf

Best for: Families, Affordable

Located on the main street of Hahndorf, Discovery Parks Hahndorf is a convenient stop if you’re vanning or want an affordable stay in a convenient location with family-friendly activities. There are powered sites, drive-through sites, studio cottages and a range of cabins to choose from. Kids will love the bouncing pillow, playground, mini golf and pool, and parents will love that it’s a short walk into town and to Hahndorf’s famous German pubs.

Autumnal colours at Discovery Parks Hahndorf. (Image: Supplied)

Address: 145a Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf

2. Mt Lofty House

Best for: Luxury, Romance, History

Built as the summer house for Arthur Hardy – the country’s first Grandmaster of the Freemasons – this beautiful manor perched above the Piccadilly Valley in Crafers was where the elite once came for lavish celebrations. In 1983, the house was razed by the Ash Wednesday fires but was rebuilt and transformed into a luxury boutique hotel in 1988. The historic property has 14 unique suites, from a cosy Classic Room to a Conservatory Suite with a sunroom and private balcony, each one styled with elegant and traditional furnishings such as four-poster beds, dark woods and velvet armchairs.

Guests can indulge in dinner and high tea at Hardy’s Verandah Restaurant with expansive valley views, soak up the sunshine with a glass of local wine at the Terrace Bar, or snuggle on a leather chair by the fire at Hardy’s Bar. Housed in a historic cottage on the property, Gatekeeper’s Day Spa is a tranquil space offering massages and facials that guarantee utter bliss.

There is room to roam and relax at Mount Lofty House. (Image: Ben Goode)

Address: 1 Mawson Drive, Crafers

3. Sequoia Lodge

Best for: Luxury, Wellness, Romance

Sitting atop Mount Lofty, this adults-only lodge is nestled on the same 12-hectare property of Mt Lofty House, commanding the same spectacular views over Piccadilly Valley.

Sequoia’s luxury open-plan suites boast sunken lounge rooms with gas fireplaces, large balconies and bathtubs that overlook the valley.

the exterior view of Sequoia Lodge, Mount Lofty

Bask in serenity at one of Sequoia’s spring-fed hot pools. (Image: Tourism Australia / South Australian Tourism Commission)

There is a restaurant onsite that serves contemporary Australian cuisine, and guests also have access to Mt Lofty House’s dining options and day spa.

a couple relaxing in the infinity pool at Sequoia Lodge, Mount Lofty

Soak up panoramic views over Piccadilly Valley from the pool. (Image: Tourism Australia / South Australian Tourism Commission)

Curated experiences such as sunrise yoga, a South Australian cheese and wine discovery, and stargazing are available to book.

The property is also home to artesian spring-fed hot pools, which make for the perfect place to end a day of wine tasting in the Adelaide Hills.

a waiter pouring wine into the glass in front of a couple dining at Sequoia

Sip some wine at the restaurant onsite. (Image: Tourism Australia / South Australian Tourism Commission)

Address: 1 Mawson Drive, Crafers

4. The Manna Group, Hahndorf

Best for: Affordable, Families, Location

The Manna Group is a collection of three properties in the heart of Hahndorf, the Adelaide Hills’ charming German village. The 50-room Manna hotel is located on the main street, a few steps from Hahndorf’s boutique shops and the 1863 Hahndorf Inn. There are 19 superior rooms, 27 executive rooms and five spa suites to choose from, each with a simple and modern style. Set back from the main street is its sister property The Manna Studios, which are boutique self-contained accommodations, including two-bedroom apartments and a pet-friendly room if you’re travelling with a furry companion. These studios are ideal for longer stays or when travelling in groups and with your family. And The Lodge is a 19-room motel tucked behind town and has a swimming pool for warmer weather.

Address: Mount Barker Road, Hahndorf

5. Grandview Accommodation, Mount Barker

Best for: Groups, Families, Longer Stays

Grandview Accommodation is a collection of four apartments in Mount Barker. The Flaxley Apartments comprise a couple of two-bedroom apartments originally built in the 19^th century, each sleeping four, and The Elm Apartments comprise a two-bedroom and a three-bedroom apartment, sleeping four and six respectively.

the Flaxley Apartment at Grandview Accommodation, Mount Barker

Built in the 19th century, Flaxley Apartments can sleep four. (Image: Fotovision)

Each of these accommodations is within walking distance of the township of Mount Barker, making for an ideal Adelaide Hills hub for groups and families.

the bedroom at Grandview Accommodation Flaxley Apartments

The two-bedroom apartment has huge windows to let the light in. (Image: Fotovision)

All apartments feature full kitchens and laundry facilities. The Adelaide Hills Farmers Market is held in town every Saturday, so you can stock the pantry up with local goods after exploring the tree-lined town centre and enjoy a glass of local wine in front of the fireplace.

the living room with a fireplace at Grandview Accommodation Flaxley Apartments

Get cosy by the fireplace. (Image: Fotovision)

Address: 1 Coral Street, Mount Barker

6. Hideaway Huts

Best for: Off-grid, Wellness, Couples

Hidden away on a secluded 40-hectare cattle farm in the Adelaide Hills, these off-grid timber huts were inspired by The Man from Snowy River.

the exterior of Hideaway Huts, Adelaide Hills

Stay in a secluded 40-hectare cattle farm at Hideaway Huts.

Rustic in design but premium in comfort, each hut sleeps two people and features a king-sized bed, full kitchen and private verandah. Soak in the outdoor bath with views of river red gums, stargaze around the firepit, sip a wine in front of the fire to music playing on the vinyl record player, and unwind in complete solitude. These huts are as their name suggests: the perfect place to hide away for a few days.

the rustic interior of Hideaway Huts, Adelaide Hills

Hideaway Huts exude rustic charm.

Address: 1068 Old Princes Hwy, Dawesley

7. The Crafers Hotel

Best for: Couples, History, Location

This historic 19th century pub in Crafers underwent a huge renovation in 2014, restoring its original stonework and adding a French-inspired aesthetic. The chic gastropub is a winner for families, friends and oenophiles alike (it hosts regular wine workshops in its charming cellar).

Laze the day away at The Crafers Hotel. (Image: South Australian Tourism Commission)

While its upstairs accommodation comprises seven rooms that sleep two, with high ceilings, antique chandeliers, elegant furnishings, wool carpets, and bathrooms with underfloor heating and Aesop amenities.

Sip a warm cup of coffee in bed. (Image: South Australian Tourism Commission)

Address: 8 Main Street, Crafers

8. Simon Tolley Lodge

Best for: Wine lovers, Groups

Set among the Woodside vineyards of Simon Tolley Wines, Simon Tolley Lodge accommodates up to 10 guests in five bedrooms. It’s the perfect spot to relax with friends or for a large family to spend the weekend, with views of the surrounding vineyards. Cook up a storm in the full kitchen, chat around the wood fire, or enjoy your vineyard-hopping bounty on the outside patio under the stars. The Simon Tolley property spans 22 hectares, which you are free to wander. The cellar door is open Thursday to Monday and serves produce platters, bread boards and jaffles with wine tasting.

Address: 278 Bird in Hand Road, Woodside

9. Pavilions at Lenswood

Best for: Couples, Romance, Luxury

The six pavilions at Pavilions at Lenswood are unique in design, with interiors inspired by Swiss and Austrian chalets, a Japanese onsen, a Scandinavian aesthetic and Art Deco style.

a woman in her robe inside the bedroom at Pavilions at Lenswood

The luxe pavilions are complete with creature comforts. (Image: Richard Lyons)

Set on an idyllic landscaped property and centred around a lake, these luxe pavilions sleep two, and comprise a kitchen and a bathroom with freestanding tub. Three pavilions feature a Japanese cedar hot tub, two have an indoor sauna, one has a heated plunge pool, and two have spas, so take your pick of how you’d like to soak or steam.

Soak in your private tub. (Image: Richard Lyons)

The newly built two-storey Fika Pavilion can sleep four guests, however, this retreat is adults-only – so this is perfect for two couples or a group of friends. E-bike hire is available to explore the surrounding countryside of the Adelaide Hills.

a lakeside accommodation at Pavilions at Lenswood

The chic retreat is mirrored by the lake. (Image: Benjamin Goode)

Address: Corner of Swamp and Leslie roads, Lenswood

10. Sticky Rice Villas, Stirling

Best for: Couples, Foodies

Sticky Rice Cooking School is an award-winning, family-owned and run cooking school, which has been hosting cooking classes in the Adelaide Hills since 2008. Scrub up on your kitchen skills by learning the secrets to Thai cuisine, cook up a Mexican fiesta or expand your vegetarian reperitoire with a class and then kick back for the night in one of the three onsite luxe villas. Each is designed differently: the Zen Villa leans towards Thai style, the Yoko Villa is Japanese-inspired, while the Bali Villa will transport you to the beloved Indonesian island. Each has an outdoor courtyard and individual gardens, kitchens, king beds and underfloor heating.

Address: 96 Old Mount Barker Rd, Stirling

11. Longview Vineyard, Macclesfield

Best for: Wine lovers, Couples, Groups

Family-owned Longview Vineyard, just outside the historic town of Macclesfield, is more than a place to swing by for a wine tasting. The property also features accommodation including 12 suites, a restored homestead that can sleep up to 12 guests, and a brand-new lodge that sleeps up to eight guests. Families, couples, groups of friends – everyone is welcome. There are cooking facilities in all accommodations, a communal laundry and breakfast provisions are provided. The cellar door is open seven days and the Longview Day Spa offers a list of relaxing treatments, with an optional wine and cheese platter to finish.

Address: 154 Pound Road, Macclesfield

12. The Manor Basket Range

Best for: Families, Unique, History

This historic estate built in 1935 – formerly known as Camelot Castle – was given an extensive refurbishment to modernise its accommodation offering but it still retains the charm of an ancient castle.

the Camelot Castle at The Manor Basket Range

The Manor Basket Range used to be known as the Camelot Castle. (Image: In The Mood For Love Photographers)

Now known as The Manor Basket Range, this venue is popular for weddings but guests can book accommodation year-round and make it their eclectic base for exploring the hills.

the living room inside The Manor Basket Range

Make The Manor Basket Range your base when visiting the hills.

Its 12 two-storey townhouse-style suites sleep two, are self-contained with kitchenettes and separate living areas, and have a pull-out sofa available for extra guests (kids will love the idea of staying in a castle!). The property is particularly spectacular in autumn when the leaves blush red and orange.

a whitewashed bathroom inside The Manor Basket Range

Inside, you’ll find a fully furnished bathroom and kitchenette.

Address: 762 Lobethal Road, Basket Range

13. Cladich Pavilions, Aldgate

Best for: Seclusion, Couples

Named The Dunes, The Billabong and The Gums, these three uniquely Australian pavilions are nestled in bushland among stringybark and birdlife. The Gums is the largest, sleeping three people and featuring a full kitchen, lounge and private deck, while the others sleep two people; each boasts floor-to-ceiling windows to capture the lush green setting. Custom packages including cheese platters, local chocolates, bubbles and a tour to the wineries or the nearby Jurlique Farm are also available.

Address: 27 – 29 Wilpena Terrace, Aldgate

14. Aberdeen Lane, Woodside

Best for: Affordable, Location, Families

This centrally located motel offers simple but spacious and modern rooms, including king suites, deluxe king suites, two-bedroom apartments and accessible king suites. Each is furnished in soothing soft tones and contemporary furniture.

the king suite entrance at Aberdeen Lane, Woodside

Step into one of the king suites at Aberdeen Lane.

Aberdeen Lane is next door to Woodside Providore, which is a great spot for breakfast and to pick up snacks, cake and coffee. The motel also offers a minibus, which is available for transfers to events and wine tours, and has a communal laundry and an outdoor barbecue area.

Woodside is home to a chocolate factory, fromagerie, an apple orchard, Jurlique Farm and local wineries.

the bedroom inside one of the king suites at Aberdeen Lane, Woodside

Bed down at the cosy king suite.

Address: 67 Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Woodside

15. Uraidla Lock Up

Best for: History, Location, Families

Fancy sleeping in an 1890s police cell? You can in Uraidla – with plush bedding, private ensuite and all the mod cons, of course. Uraidla Lock Up features two accommodation options: The Lock Up, an open-plan studio with a queen bed, small kitchenette and subfloor heating, and The Police Station, which sleeps six in three bedrooms and has a fully equipped kitchen. Both options are beautifully furnished and feature original stone benchtops and brass tapware that speak to the impeccable craftsmanship of the 19^th century. Uraidla Hotel is just across the road and there are many other dining options within walking distance.

Address: 1205 Greenhill Rd, Uraidla

15 incredible Adelaide Hills Airbnbs to elevate your holiday

1. Under the Oaks, Hahndorf

2. The Stirling Lakehouse Retreat

3. Pine Cottage, Stirling

4. Rossini’s Cottage, Crafers West

5. Espira, Ashton

6. Tilly’s Cottage, Hahndorf

7. Casa Luna Farmstay, Bridgewater

8. The Harriette, Lobethal

9. Broken House, Bridgewater

10. Stirling Stone Hideaway

11. The Coach House, Aldgate

12. Old Brickworks, Lobethal

13. The House on Soul Hill, Lobethal

14. Ode to the Orchard, Lenswood

15. Farm Stay in Mount Torrens

Exploring Adelaide Hills? Check out our guide on the region.

Review: Mount Lofty House, South Australia

15 of the best Adelaide Hills accommodation options

Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a convenient base to mark your map with some of South Australia’s best cellar doors or luxury accommodation in the Adelaide Hills to explore the region’s most charming towns, here are 15 stays to suit every traveller.

1. Discovery Parks Hahndorf

2. Mt Lofty House

3. Sequoia Lodge

4. The Manna Group, Hahndorf

5. Grandview Accommodation, Mount Barker

6. Hideaway Huts

7. The Crafers Hotel

8. Simon Tolley Lodge

9. Pavilions at Lenswood

10. Sticky Rice Villas, Stirling

11. Longview Vineyard, Macclesfield

12. The Manor Basket Range

13. Cladich Pavilions, Aldgate

14. Aberdeen Lane, Woodside

15. Uraidla Lock Up