Hunter Valley Hotels
The Hunter Valley is one of the largest river valleys in New South Wales, features coastal beaches, mountain heights, and the renowned wineries of the Hunter Valley. Book your accommodation in Hunter Valley for wine retreats and weekend getaways.
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Sitting within the larger Hunter Region, the Hunter Valley is one of the largest river valleys in New South Wales. Just 120 km from Sydney at its southern edge, the Hunter Region extends northwards for almost another 200 km, and takes in both coastal beaches and mountain heights as well as the wineries of the Hunter Valley.
Perhaps known most widely as one of Australia's most celebrated wine regions, the Hunter Valley has more than 150 wineries to tempt the palate, yet offers so much more than some of the world's finest wines. The region is most famous for its Semillon wine, which are crisp when young but develop beautifully when cellared. Medium-bodied Shiraz is also a star here, while Chardonnay and Cabernet Sauvignon are popular choices.
Ready to book your Hunter Valley adventure, but wondering where to stay? Qantas Hotels allows you to choose from over 500,000 hotel and accommodation options worldwide, with dozens in the Hunter Valley alone.
You’ll also earn 3 Qantas Points per $1 spent with Qantas Hotels. So whether it’s your first time to the Hunter Valley or your fiftieth, let’s take a look at what you need to know about the Hunter Region and its hotels to make the most of your stay.
Places to see
What are the must-see attractions in Hunter Valley?
While the Hunter Valley stretches for almost 200 km and takes in a wide variety of historic towns and natural wonders, the name itself is synonymous with wine. As a result, most trips to the lower Hunter are wine related and it's little wonder why given the fact that there are over 150 wineries to choose from.
Not a wine buff? Not a problem. From hot air ballooning to horse riding, food tours to golf and bushwalks to sampling exceptional fresh produce from local markets, there really is something for everyone in the Hunter Valley.
Find the right hotel
What are the best areas to stay in the Hunter Valley?
Depending on whether you're looking to tour wineries, do some bushwalking or merely relax on a verandah watching the sunset with a glass of wine in hand, rest assured that there is a place to stay for you. As a place to start, you can't go past hotels in the villages of Pokolbin and Broke.
Pokolbin: Looking for the ultimate wine experience? Pokolbin is the perfect place to lay your head each night. A gorgeous town in the heart of the Hunter Valley, Pokolbin is the home to such iconic wineries and cellar doors as Tyrell's, Tulloch and McGuigan.
Broke: Just under 20 minutes west of Pokolbin, the town of Broke is known for its boutique wineries and sits in the shadow of the impressive Broken Back Range. Relaxed and beautiful, Broke is the setting for such esteemed vineyards as Whispering Brook and Krinklewood.
What are the Hunter Valley's best hotels for the solo traveller?
Travelling alone? There's nothing quite like the serenity of your own company to make any escape worthwhile. With choices of accommodation, food and activities yours alone to make, rest assured that the Hunter Valley has you covered no matter what your preference.
Looking for an affordable yet quality stay? Look no further than Mercure Resort Hunter Valley Gardens in Pokolbin. Need something cheaper, yet still with all the trimmings and within minutes of the wine regions? You'd be mad to pass up the Wine Country Motor Inn in Cessnock. Modern, neat and simple, it has everything you need to make your Hunter Valley experience as easy as it can be.
What are the Hunter Valley’s best hotels for couples?
There's nothing quite like a country escape to bring you closer as a couple. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, beginning a lifetime together or simply need some time away, the Hunter Valley has a wide array of options that could capture the title of best Hunter Valley hotel for couples.
Looking for something with a relaxed country vibe that reminds you that you've left it all behind? You can't go past Rothbury Escape. With stunning rural views and an understated vibe, the estate has only eight deluxe rooms and is set on 20 park-like acres in beautiful Lovedale.
Need a secluded bolthole to celebrate a romantic occasion? It's hard to go past Manzanilla Ridge's one-bedroom spa cottage. With soaring cathedral ceilings, an outside spa with a private leafy look and a wood fire for cold winter nights, this is one of Rothbury’s finest.
What are the Hunter Valley’s best hotels for families?
Looking for the ultimate Hunter Valley getaway for you and your family? Then look no further than Chateau Elan at The Vintage in beautiful Rothbury. With childcare services, playground, children's and adult swimming pools, tennis court, world class golf course and interconnecting rooms amongst some of the amenities, Chateau Elan at The Vintage has the ingredients for an unforgettable family holiday.
Serenely set in the heart of Pokolbin, it's little wonder that Oaks Cypress Lakes Resort is widely known as one of the Hunter Valley's finest accommodation offerings. With a pool, golf course and a relaxing lakeside setting, there's something for all the family to enjoy.
What are the best hotels in Hunter Valley for spa facilities?
Want to relax and treat yourself at one of the country's best spa centres? Let your worries melt away at Pokolbin's Spicers Vineyards Estate. Surrounded by vineyards and cellar doors, unwind after a hard day's touring in Spa Anise, which offers a menu of indulgent, relaxing face and body treatments.
Getting around
What is the best way to get around the Hunter Valley?
Although it is possible to travel by train and bus in limited areas, cars are still the best way to get around the Hunter Valley. Having said that, there are a number of tour companies that provide bus transport for their destination specific tours.
Wherever you choose to stay in the Hunter Valley, there's always something new to see and do no matter what the time of year. What's more, you can save your money and use points to book with Qantas Hotels.
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