Hotels with Free Breakfast in Adelaide Hills

Name: Barristers Block Vigneron Villa
Rating: 9.2

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Top Adelaide Hills Hotels with Free Breakfast

Cladich Pavilions

27-29 Wilpena Terrace Aldgate SA

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This bed & breakfast doesn't skimp on freebies - guests receive free WiFi and free self parking. A terrace, a garden, and a picnic area are also on offer.

Barristers Block Vigneron Villa

141 Onkaparinga Valley Road Woodside SA

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This villa features a terrace, laundry facilities, and free self parking. Free buffet breakfast is served. A garden, barbecue grills, and wedding services are ...

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Recent Adelaide Hills hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide

5 out of 5

Posted 8 hours ago

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"Good location. Good value."

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Pullman Adelaide

2 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

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"Very disappointed with the little the hotel does to provide a decent experience for all its patrons - especially with regard to amenities such as the pool, spa and sauna. We were unable to use the spa on 3 seperate occasions as it was occupied by toddlers and their parents. We stayed for over an hour on most occasions, waiting. At one point we tried to get in but were told we couldn’t apply the jets as it wasn’t the preference of a small child who’d been bobbing up and down in the spa for over an hour in a life jacket while the parents chatted on the chairs - which were also not free. Many frustrated adults coming in and out, wondering as we were, how there were so many selfish people contained to one area. It was no different with any of the other facilities, . For context, I have children. They can read as well as keep their head above water, and they were excited to try things like the spa, with our supervision. It didn’t happen, Perhaps don’t advertise it as such? At best, that area is a crèche. Call it that."

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