Hotels in Moorooroo

"Easy to locate great improvements being done & looking forward to our next stay"

"Our host Sophia was welcoming and a delight to spend time with. Our room was comfortable, quiet and breakfast was delicious 😋"

"The photos make this place look a lot nicer than it actually is. The "superior" room had 2 chairs and a table with a view of dirt and overgrown grass. The wardrobe barely opened, the shower and toilet were like gym cubicles, the carpet probably needed replacing 10 years ago. We could hear absolutely every single thing our neighbours did and every hour or so there was a very loud bang that I"

"Rooms are comfortable and nicely renovated. The bathrooms are shared but there are four of them, so plenty to share. "

"Great location. Very clean. We were in the two bedroom apartment and it was very well appointed. It was a little noisy. More because of thin walls than any kind of commotion. Unfortunately the on site restaurant was closed during our stay. Would stay again. "

"No communication from property re road closures, no signs for where to check in. Room was smalll as expected, but the bathroom had a horrible smell to it. Tiles were cracked and coming off wall. There was mould on the glass shower screen and along the bottom of the tiles. Room had no blockout blinds and the bed sagged in the middle. We left the 2nd night of our booking and paid for to stay elsewhere. Extremely disappointed and wouldnt recommended to others"

"The park was nice and clean. The water park and pool are great areas for the kids. Very small play ground. The cabin floor was dirty, chocolate and foil on the floor. Our baby has severe allergies and if he ate the chocolate, it would of ment a trip to hospital. The bins absolutely stank, there was 5 stray cats eating out of some of the bins. Even the whelly bin next to the pool smelt foul. They need cleaning properly. "

"Very comfortable stay."

"Excellent motel in Nuriootpa. Rooms are cleans and practical with helpful amenities. A good value for money motel if you’re in the Borassa Valley region."