The best way to fully experience Seppeltsfield is by staying at The Lodge at Seppeltsfield. Built in 1903 by Udo Waldemar Seppelt, grandson of the founder Joseph Seppelt, The Lodge offers a secluded retreat just a 5-minute walk from the iconic Seppeltsfield Estate.
The Lodge accommodates up to 12 guests in six bedrooms, including four king suites (two can be converted to twin beds) with private bathrooms and air conditioning, and a two-bedroom suite with a king and a twin room sharing a bathroom.
Enjoy the cozy wood fire in winter and air conditioning in summer. The Lodge features two lounges, a formal dining room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a laundry. Outside, explore 3 acres of grounds and gardens, a pool, and a summer house with a barbecue. Breakfast provisions are included, with additional platters and barbecue packs available by request.
Experience Seppeltsfield’s unforgettable activities like tasting our 100 Year Old Tawny on the ‘Taste of History Tour’ or a Segway Tour through the Estate and Great Terraced Vineyard, followed by lunch at FINO Seppeltsfield.
Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed by our friendly team with two complimentary bottles of Seppeltsfield wine. We can also help plan your itinerary and make reservations for your stay.
Ideal for an indulgent weekend, family gathering or a small corporate retreat.
The Lodge provides comfortable accommodation for up to 12 guests in 6 separate bedrooms.
For an exclusive booking of the entire house, please contact us at: [email protected]
For details of the next Wellness Retreat at The Lodge, visit Beyond Wellness
WINTER PACKAGES AT THE LODGE AT SEPPELTSFIELD
This winter, we are thrilled to present three exclusive packages that promise an unforgettable stay at The Lodge at Seppeltsfield.
Each package offers 2 nights of luxurious accommodation coupled with a thoughtfully curated itinerary. By taking care of all the planning, we’ve ensured that your getaway is stress-free, allowing you to simply unwind, bask in the serenity, and savour every moment of your visit to the Barossa.
