Find hotels in Native Valley, Kanmantoo from SAR 312

"WOW! This place is incredible!!! The location is just outside of hahndorf—you can be there inn3 minutes. The photos don’t do the location or accommodation justice. It’s a little piece of heaven. Sooo peaceful and quiet. The cabins are new, very comfortable, perfectly appointed and very clean. The staff were so amazing! The cabins all look into a meadow which overlooks a gorgeous valley. Star gazing at night is incredible! We extended our stay as we enjoyed it so much! We’ll definitely come back here! Thank you for such a memorable stay!"

"Booked a last minute overnight stay. Bed was very comfortable and had a good quiet sleep. Staff were lovely. "

"Ideally located on the main street in Harndorf, close to all the restautants, cafes and shops. Large rooms with everything you need. Good onsite parking. "

"The staff were so lovely and friendly. We had a great stay. Pool was lovely for a relaxing swim. "

"Lovely accommodation. Room quiet and many little extras provided. Would certainly stay here again."

"All round great"

"Windows needed cleaning. Carpets need cleaning. No M/wave or toaster. "

"Hotel is full of character in a beautiful area. Plenty of parking and lovely cafe/bakehouse across the road. We were welcomed with a complimentary glass of wine and made to feel incredibly welcome and taken care of. The rooms were spacious with modern lighting, mood and temperature control features. Would 10/10 recommend to anyone staying in the area."

"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."