Vintners Lodge is described as French-inspired accommodation with "the most superb vineyard and valley views in the region".
The restored century-old house is a stone's throw from the vines and each of the three bedrooms (The Baroque Room, La Rose and The Stag Room) has its own personality.
The residence is decorated with European antiques and a 120-year-old mirror from Her Majesty's Theatre in Melbourne.
There are two wood fireplaces inside, the original flooring has been preserved and the outdoor bath and fire pit complete the picture.
Think complimentary homemade baked goods, orchard fruit and Clyde Park wine on arrival, and the accommodation sleeps up to six (or eight if you use the sofa bed). See https://clydepark.com.au/
Image: Wildheart Photography
There is also a new cellar door in the region with the opening of Blame Mabel (formerly Staughton Vale Vineyard) in the Moorabool Valley.
Blame Mabel is also a boutique getaway with three cabins (above) and a farmhouse set on 30 acres among the vines on Mount Anakie. Mabel is the resident boxer dog.
The pet-friendly cellar door is open to the public but if you book to stay on site, you get your own key so you can come and go as you please.
The cellar door offers Blame Mabel wine as well as other local drops; it has an indoor fireplace, small farm shop, board games and books. https://www.blamemabel.com/
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