Conveniently situated in the Rowland Flat part of Barossa Valley, overlooking the vines of Jacob's Creek and the Barossa Valley Ranges, this premier resort puts you close to many attractions and interesting dining options. Located next to the 18-hole Tanunda Pines Golf Course and only 10 minutes' drive from Tanunda's restaurants and shops, it offers something for everyone.

Address: Barossa Valley Way, Rowland Flat SA

Getting there: Transfers provided & will be available to be booked via your registration (opening soon). Alternatively, please see further options below.

Parking: Complimentary parking is provided at the hotel for all Conference delegates regardless if you have accommodation.

Conference facilities: The conference facilities at the Novotel Barossa Valley feature 9 purposely built, state-of-the-art event conference rooms. The meeting rooms have plenty of natural light and all are fully equipped with the latest  audio visual technology.

Accommodation: Guests staying at this impressive Barossa Valley hotel can choose from Studio, Superior and Spa rooms, or one and two bedroom apartments. The rooms at Novotel Barossa Valley have been recently refurbished and offer private balconies with stunning views over the golf course, gardens or vineyards. They feature LCD TV, with Austar and in-house movies, WIFI access  work desks, and individually controlled air conditioning

The fresh and modern design of the rooms capture the essences of the Barossa as colours bounce off the bespoke art panels framing each bed.

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Hotel food: Working with small local farmers and growers the Novotel Barossa Valley, create seasonal menus that reflect the unique terroirs of the Barossa and showcase its extraordinary produce.  The Hotel works with, and supports, local producers, and the menu is designed to offer distinctly different tastes and flavours, showcasing the freshest seasonal produce of the region. Novotel Barossa Resort also features The Tasting Room, which offers daily wine tastings.

Hotel facilities: The Resort offers a heated pool, fitness centre and tennis courts. Why not try a treatment in the Endota Spa and rejuvenate in serenity. Novotel Barossa Valley Resort is located next to the 18-hole Tanunda Pines Golf Course and is 10 minutes’ drive from Tanunda’s restaurants and shops.

There are extensive walking trails to explore and bicycle rental is also available.

If you love wine, good food, and stunning views, then Barossa is for you!

The Barossa Valley, is located just one hours drive north of Adelaide, and is one of Australia's oldest wine regions, and one of the world's great wine producing areas.

Getting to the Barossa Valley.

Adelaide is well serviced by regular domestic and international flights. Once you arrive in Adelaide there are plenty of options to complete your journey to the Barossa. Car hire, Barossa tour operators and public transport are all available.

There are a number of routes from Adelaide to the Barossa and you can choose depending on your time schedule and whether you're seeking a direct route or the scenic drive.

Upon arrival to the Barossa Valley, you will find it is only a short drive between the small towns and hamlets (Nuriootpa, Tanunda, Rowland Flat and Lyndoch) which are surrounded by over 150 wineries and 80 cellar doors.

The Barossa is home to the world's oldest continuously producing shiraz, grenache, mataro, cabernet sauvignon and semillon vines. Rich reds are renowned here, as are fortified wines. There are so many internationally renowned wineries in the Barossa with equally acclaimed cellar doors and restaurants that a visit to the area will definitely reward any person with a love of regional wines, produce, and beauty

It’s hard and thirsty work choosing a winery itinerary, but here are a few essential stops.

Chateau Tanunda

Peter Lehmann

Seppelt

Yalumba

Seppeltsfield

Barossa may be famous for its fantastic Australian wine, but it’s also known for its great local produce too. As the saying goes, where you find good wine, good food is never far away!

Whether you want to settle in for a long lunch or just enjoy a casual bite, there are plenty of places to chose from.

No visit to the Barossa Valley is complete without a stop at Maggie Beer’s Farm. Located just outside of Nuriootpa, beloved TV chef Maggie Beer still operates her farm, complete with restaurant, farmgate produce shop, and much more. Be sure to taste some of her jams, chutneys, pastes, sauces, and of course her signature verjuice! 

With so many incredible producers located in the Barossa Valley area, it’s no surprise that there’s a thriving farmers market scene. The largest and most impressive of these is the Barossa Farmers Market, every Saturday morning in Angaston. It’s packed full of local produce like fruit & veg, baked goodies, dairy products, smallgoods, meats, sweets, and gourmet pantry staples too.

From hot air balloon rides to tranquil walking trails, stunning views and delightful cuisine, the Barossa Valley is a must visit destination.