Hoteles en Port Elliot

"Cabin was quite small, thought there would be a lounge, but no room. Bit odd going thru bedroom to get to toilet. But was a nice park"

"Spacious and clean room. Very nice staff and good location close enough to main attractions. "

"Very close to the biggest attraction of the town: Granite Island to see the little penguins. "

"Good"

"Clean room, good heating and easy parking. Would stay again."

"The décor was gorgeous, the bed incredibly comfortable, and the setting felt wonderfully private. Everything was fresh, clean and beautifully presented, with generous facilities provided. A lovely, relaxing place to stay. Thanks for a lovely experience"

"Fantastic property, great location, friendly team"

"Great staff"

"The rooms were very clean and quite spacious. We opted for a lower floor room which we prefer. Parking spaces aren't numbered so since our room was close to the stairs all the parks near our room were taken so we did have to park some distance from our room. The beds were very comfortable and the second room, while it had no window which I thought was strange, was actually really great because I was able to sleep in with no early sunlight or noise from outside. The garden could do with a bit...

"lovely stay. Quiet, clean and nice cabin with all you need."

"Lugar perfecto para relajarse y disfrutar de los vinos propios como los de la zona"

"I wish I could’ve stayed an extra night! The CABN was so cute! I followed a previous travelers advice and brought my own bath mat as the water from the shower goes everywhere and no one likes cold feet! Unfortunately there was no salt available as stated, so it’s lucky we had brought our own otherwise it would be annoying to drive back to town. I had magical mornings waking up with the fire and reading a book looking out at the pines. Just wish you couldn’t see the other CABNS! To make it...

"A truly amazing place to stay for independent adult travellers. It's not far from Port Willunga, McLaren Vale and road connections, but it is comparatively remote. You have to be self-sufficient as the staff are not on site most of the time. Expect to drive for shops, restaurants etc - and as there are no cooking facilities, you need to do that, or have meals delivered - but that is the charm. To see wallabies lolloping by at dusk or dawn, honey-eaters busy among the flowers, the horizon of...