In Great Western, the wine is world-class, the welcome is warm, and the stays are as memorable as the cellar doors. Whether you are planning a family escape, gathering a group of friends, slipping away for a romantic weekend, or taking some time out on your own, there is an accommodation option here that will make the most of your visit. From heritage homesteads to off-grid tiny houses, here’s where to book your next Great Western getaway.
Step straight into Great Western’s history with a stay at Vine Lodge. Built in 1860, this grand homestead sits on the Seppelt estate and sleeps up to fourteen guests across seven bedrooms. The spaces are steeped in character, from the sweeping verandas to the original fittings, and you are only steps from the Cellar Door. Perfect for weddings, milestone events, or any stay where you want the backdrop to be just as special as the occasion.
For those who prefer the romance of sleeping under canvas without sacrificing comfort, Wanderlust Glamping offers fully furnished bell tents right on the lawns of Seppelt Great Western. Expect plush beds, soft lighting and those little touches that make camping feel indulgent. It is ideal for couples looking for something a little different or anyone wanting to wake up to vineyard views in the heart of the Grampians wine village.
For a stay right in the village, The Manor 100 Main Street combines Edwardian charm with a central location. Just across from the pub and within walking distance to Seppelt, Salinger’s Café and the other cellar doors, it is a refined yet easy going base for couples or friends looking to explore without the need to drive.
The Great Western Motel offers a range of motel style rooms and self contained villas, all within easy walking distance of the pub, café and cellar doors. It is the practical choice for travellers looking for straightforward comfort and a central base to explore the Grampians wine region.
If privacy is your priority, the 101 Love Shack is a charming one bedroom mud brick studio that once served as a fruit picking kitchen in 1903. Now converted into a warm and welcoming hideaway, it sleeps two and features rustic touches, kitchen facilities, and views across farmland where kangaroos are known to wander past. A true couples’ escape with a touch of history in Great Western.
Ten kilometres from the heart of Great Western, the Hounds Run Vineyard Tiny House offers uninterrupted views of the Grampians, Black Range and Sugarloaf Hill. This off grid retreat sleeps two and includes a queen bed, kitchenette, compact bathroom, air conditioning and a deck perfectly placed for watching the sun set over the vines. A stay here is all about slowing down and switching off, making it one of the most unique places to stay in Great Western.
At Miner’s Ridge Wines, the refurbished Railway Carriage B&B brings a quirky slice of Great Western’s past to your stay. Perched by the vineyard dam, it sleeps two and features a king size bed, kitchenette, rustic bathroom, BBQ and fire pit. It is the kind of Great Western winery stay where you can sip a glass of estate wine while watching the stars come out over the horizon.
Set against a backdrop of wide open farmland and sweeping views of the Black Range, Kiki’s Farmhouse offers a peaceful escape with plenty of space to unwind. This cosy, self contained farmhouse features two bedrooms and a single bathroom, comfortably sleeping up to four guests. Inside, there’s a fully equipped kitchen, open living area and all the modern comforts.
Just minutes from the heart of Great Western, Concongella Cabin blends privacy with convenience. This one bedroom retreat sleeps two and includes a well equipped kitchenette, a comfortable lounge, and air conditioning for year round comfort. With a private entrance and on site parking, it’s an easy, cosy choice for couples or solo travellers.
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