Adelaide Hotel Guide - Engelbrook Reserve hotels in Adelaide, Australia.

"Parking good, friendly staff. Antique old rooms, quite dusty, narrow steep steps . Bathroom was clean and had good shower. Great location to the street."

" Overall, the property was excellent but was let down by the lack of TV reception. Given that our visit was for the Gather Round Football, our plan was to watch many of the games on TV. However, that was not possible because of there being no satellite connection because of the cloud cover. It was a major disappointment and as a result we had very little leisure time at the property. The property is advertised as family accommodation, so the TV coverage issues need to be rectified."

"Great stay!"

"We loved the house very clean and lots of room for all"

"Large room. Clean"

"The Stone Cottage is delightful. Well appointed, tranquil and convenient. We will definitely stay there again . Our host very helpful when i inadvertently left my wallet behind . I did appreciate her contacting me. Special thanksEnjoyed playing with grandchildren in the garden .Thankyou . Anne "

"House was located in a lovely quiet rural area only a few minute drive from Hahndorf. House had everything we needed to make for a very comfortable and enjoyable stay. Very clean and modern amenities. "

"We stayed for 5 nights and really enjoyed the experience of the comfortable and roomy Yurt, and the beautiful environment and surrounds of the Adelaide Hills. Albert, our host, was extremely attentive without being intrusive, and we were spoilt with fresh fruit, spring water, cakes and fresh towels when needed. The only negative is the distance of the kitchen and bathroom from the Yurt, about 50m, which, if you need to get up in the middle of the night, is a bit daunting! Loved watching the birdlife on the dam which the Yurt overlooked, and waking to their song in the mornings."

"CABN Hahndorf is a beautiful concept and offers a peaceful escape in the Adelaide Hills. The cabin is thoughtfully designed, private, and perfect for a short digital-detox style getaway. The kitchen was well equipped, the shower was fantastic, and the bed and pillows were comfortable and good quality—although the cabin bed could have been a little warmer, especially on cooler nights. One minor issue was the window fly wire screen kept falling on us so we had to temporarily jam it with paper towel. At the premium price point, however, a few additional touches would elevate the experience and make it feel like better value. Small inclusions such as a welcome hamper with local Adelaide Hills produce, fresh milk, or a few complimentary snacks would make a nice difference. Thoughtful extras like plush robes, locally made toiletries, or a short guide highlighting nearby wineries, walks, and local spots would also enhance the stay. Overall, it’s a lovely and relaxing experience, but a few extra touches would make it feel truly premium."