The Best Accommodation In Orange For A Wine-Filled 2026 Weekend

Enveloped in rural views from every angle, Shinglewood Cottage is the type of cottage stay you’d find in glossy home magazines—and it can be all yours for the weekend. Comfortably sleeping six with enough space for everyone to frolic around freely, this farmhouse stay features a full designer kitchen with charming high-quality finishes throughout. And if you were looking for an excuse for an adults-only weekend away, Shinglewood Cottage is it.

With antique knick-knacks and designer finishes in place, this is a strictly grown-ups-only affair. Indulge in high-end furnishings and top-notch linens, or soak in the bathtub after a long day of exploring with postcard-perfect views to match.

Four words. Private spa and sauna. When our Orange wine-tasting is paired with a set-up this good, we are well and truly hooked. Vinosa is a four-bedroom beauty, situated a seven-minute drive from the centre of town, offering a spacious base for group stays and a backyard with rolling views.

Wake in your Queen-size bed (or the King with its ensuite and walk-in robe if you got lucky) and you can pad down to your gourmet kitchen to make yourself a cuppa before planning your day. If it’s a tour that takes your fancy, just ask your hosts, as they offer a range of extras and experiences to level up your vacay game.

Once you’ve sipped your way around the local cellar doors, you can rest easy in the knowledge that there’s an epic outdoor kitchen back at base—so you can whip up a post wine-tasting feast while carrying on the group chat. There’s a fire pit to gather around and toast marshmallows come dessert-time and of course that bubbling outdoor spa for a pamper session later.

A once-forgotten 1970s apartment, now lovingly reimagined and given a fresh lease on life, is drenched in welcoming pistachio and caramel hues. Bon Bon is the brainchild of a seasoned local builder, Nick (known as Speedy), and Pip, the owner of the iconic homewares and fashion store, Jumbled, in Orange.

Together, they’ve created a space that reflects the cosy, laid-back charm that Orange is known for. From the subtle checkerboard tiles in the kitchen that grow bolder as they reach the bathroom, to the cosy breakfast nook designed to hold meaningful conversations with your loved ones on a sleepy Sunday morning, every nook and cranny in this two-storey townhouse has been carefully thought out. Sleeping up to four guests, it’s the perfect base for the entire family for a wine-filled escape.

Rallying up the whole crew for a weekend away? This cosy farm stay comfortably sleeps up to seven guests, with jaw-dropping sunset views to match. Just 15 minutes from Orange, it’s a secluded rural escape that feels a world away from the usual hustle and bustle of city living.

Natural light floods every corner of the open-plan living area during the day, and as the night settles in, crank up the heat with the indoor fireplace and curl up with a glass of red on chilly evenings. Spot free-roaming cattle in the distance of this 500-acre working property, and don’t forget to venture out to the deck to soak in some of the best sunset views you’ve ever experienced.

Nestled into the paddocks of one of Orange's most popular vineyards and cellar doors, Heifer Station is a stunning NSW loft-style stay that is perfect for animal lovers and wine lovers alike. Your two-bedroom, two-storey accommodation is sleek and modern with sweeping views over the vineyard and Mount Canobolas, while outside you can soak up the country air around the fire pit.

Heifer Station is home to a mini herd of alpacas, as well as highland cattle, fluffy goats, geese, and more dotted around the property and ready for pats. The cellar door is nearby, with the centre of Orange and other well-known wineries under ten minutes.

Set on the rolling slopes of a working cherry orchard, Basalt features three luxurious studios named Chaser, Drifter, and Yonder, each with views across the NSW Central Tablelands.

The Basalt accommodation includes a stone bathtub, internal wood fire, outside fire pit, king-size bed, a mini-bar stocked with local goodies, and a telescope for stargazing.

During your stay, you can order from Orange's famous Racine bakery or have a fully catered meal for up to six by the fire. You can also book experiences like a yoga session, a tour of the cherry orchard, helicopter transfers, or an Indigenous cultural experience.

Looking for a single-level pad that can comfortably sleep two couples within an easy stroll of all the fun stuff in Orange town centre? Barton on March is the best accommodation for you. This renovated Federation Home is charming and convenient in equal measure—and it’s got a whole lotta space so you won’t be treading on anyone’s toes.

The bedrooms are roomy (both are kings), and one has an ensuite with a toilet, shower and vanity, while the second has easy access across the hall to another bathroom equipped with the same. We love how this place has two living spaces—a lounge which opens to the kitchen where you can sup on a vino while watching your nominated chef do their thing—and a second sitting room where those in need of some me-time can retreat with their crime novel if they so fancy. Win!

Trundle your way to one of the prettiest tree-lined streets in Orange and you’ll find the aptly named Silk Tree Studio, a seriously adorbs little spot just steps from Cook Park where you’ll find gardens, a duck pond, a popular playground and heaps of space where you can spread the picnic rug and unpack that cheese platter.

Your NSW accommodation comes with ample on-street parking which is pretty handy, and it’s got a lovely backyard where you can dine with a view of the Silk Tree itself. Your pint-sized pad has a queen bed, a bathroom and a kitchenette with a mini fridge, microwave, kettle and toaster. There’s no stove, but who wants to spend their time cooking anyway, when you’re so close to all the best stuff Orange has to offer? Nup. Not us!

Oriana is a stylish homage to the glory days of luxury travel and Palm Springs poolside leisure—think poolside cocktails, VIP service, and glamorous cocktail lounges. The '60s-era Orange motel was lovingly restored by Espen Harbitz and his late partner Ted Marr, who created real magic just off Byng Street.

“We’ve always leaned into luxury escapism with a little sparkle,” says Espen.

There's a large outdoor garden with a martini bar during the warmer months, plus a swimming pool and pool bar, large sun deck, and newly installed alpine-inspired sauna with fire pits for a Scandinavian-inspired experience.

The accommodation is dotted with Harbitz's collected ornaments and artworks, designer furniture, luxury robes, and a complimentary mini-bar, and on-site restaurant The Peacock Room and Bella Vista Bar will have you feeling like you've stepped aboard the iconic Orient Express, right down to the hundreds-of-years-old artworks in the front bar from Espen's family collection.

Fancy yourself some hot tub action in between all that wine-guzzling you’re going to be doing in Orange? This brand new Airbnb tucked away near a quaint country church is just the thing. Book a stay here and you’re surrounded by history—as your home away from home is built next to an old Headmaster's Cottage dating back to 1893 and the footings of the original school can be seen in the grounds.

You’re just 200 metres from the cellar door of Mortimer's Winery here, and only 8km from all those temptations in Orange CBD, and yet your accommodation gives true rural vibes, with native birds and sugar gliders doing their thing. 

Pack those bathers because you’re going to want to take a long, hot, sunset soak in the custom built wood fired bath tub (some firewood is supplied), before firing up the barbecue in the courtyard and getting a feast on. Need supplies? Your hosts leave a few staples like milk, bread, eggs and pasta stocked so you won’t be caught short.  Later, there’s a fire pit to snuggle around as you plan your next day’s play.

Set on the quiet fringes of Orange and surrounded by open country views, this spacious property pairs a large family home with an adjoining villa—ideal for big groups wanting accommodation with room to spread out while staying close to top cellar doors and restaurants.

Across seven bedrooms, three bathrooms and three generous living areas, there’s plenty of space to unwind. The main house comes with a full kitchen, multiple lounge areas and a cosy gas log fire, while the villa adds three queen bedrooms, a kitchenette and a sunny deck overlooking the paddocks.

Long lunches in the courtyard, evenings by the fire pit, and strolls through the gardens all come easy here, with thoughtful extras like Wi-Fi, smart TVs, yard games and in-house catering options ready to elevate your stay. A peaceful country escape—just minutes from the heart of Orange.

Snooze and stargaze alongside the vines? That's 100% possible with Nashdale Lane's beautiful glamping cabins, called Rustig and Kalmte, set on their Orange winery. Built for two and only ten minutes outside of town, you'll have luxury at your fingertips while you cosy up on the 60-acre NSW vineyard.

Each cabin comes with a monsoon shower, kitchenette, barbecue, deck and outdoor lounge, wood fire, and a roomy four-poster queen bed. Plus, you're a short stroll from one of the best cellar doors in the region.

Experience a taste of Orange’s history at Yallungah Boutique Hotel, spread across a converted family home originally built in 1896 and upgraded with a stylish modern extension. An easy stroll from the centre of Orange, Yallungah enables you to explore the dining scene and shops of the city centre while retreating to the comfort of accommodation with jewel tones and deep bathtubs.

With meeting rooms, a guest lounge and a quaint breakfast room surrounded by a verandah looking out to the garden, this stay is the best for digital nomads or those looking to work and play in Orange, NSW.

La Mia Casa offers the perfect set-up for a group trip exploring Orange’s vineyards on a weekend away from Sydney. With two queen bedrooms and one king bedroom, the NSW brick home maintains the charm of its heritage with an exposed brick fireplace, wooden floorboards and beautifully tiled updated bathrooms.

A stone’s throw from Orange’s centre, you can choose to explore the restaurants and cafes around the corner—or make use of the property’s outdoor barbecue, extensive kitchen, and the ability to contain the covered outdoor area for year-round entertaining. A fire pit in the yard is perfect for chilly Central Tablelands night, and enjoying your purchases from nearby vineyards under the stars.

Nestled within the rolling green hills of a 260-acre working sheep station about ten minutes outside of Bathurst and 40 minutes from Orange, the highlight of this NSW farm stay is its stunning off-grid eco hut for two. 

As well as its eye-catching grass roof, The Farmer's Hut at Wilga Station is packed out with luxury fittings and features, like a designer bathroom, Hunter Lab amenities, your own barbecue, king-size bed, and a complimentary hamper of local cheese and wine. And, we can confirm, this accommodation is one of the best spots to watch the sunset in all of NSW.

If you like your weekend away to feel like a luxurious retreat torn from the pages of Vogue, Rosedale Farm is the one for you. Once the second home of famed Sydney stylist Steven Cordony and his partner Michael Booth, the pair have opened up the one-bedroom property to the public.

Set on an organic, sustainable farm, Cordony's breathtaking interiors are inspired by Italian country farms—think brick parquet flooring, wide fireplaces, and timber beams. This has been overlaid with plush furnishings, Frette linen, Santa Maria Novella amenities, air conditioning, and underfloor heating. Still to come in the renovation is a pool and gym, complete with Technogym equipment.

In a converted brick building with lots of local charm, De Russie offers both contained apartments and suites for those looking for accommodation close to central Orange—the centre of town is a five-minute walk away.

The rooms of the old building have been updated with a sleek modern design offering both comfort and the space to work on your trip. Some of the accommodation options have full kitchens, and the charming Blanche Residence has a charming private courtyard.