Spring is here but there are still plenty of cooler days to come. If you’re looking for somewhere to warm up, these cosy venues will do the trick.

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Crafers Hotel

When the temperature drops, the cosy atmosphere of Crafers Hotel comes alive. The historic hotel is the perfect escape in the Adelaide Hills. Relax by the open fireplaces and enjoy the flavours of the region, while warming up enjoying a local wine. You’ll find smaller plates to share and some seriously hearty mains, along with tasty bar snacks. There’s also a great kids’ menu.

8 Main Street, Crafers

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Hentley Farm

Escape the chill in this charming heritage cellar door, circa 1840, in the middle of Hentley Farm’s Seppeltsfield vineyard. Enjoy the warmth of the open fire and settle into a structured tasting experience that showcases the diversity, character, and provenance of Hentley Farm’s wines.

Cnr Gerald Roberts Road and Jenke Road, Seppeltsfield

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Jacka Brothers Brewery

Whether you’re passing through Melrose or planning to stay, this historical venue is the perfect destination, made even better by the picturesque views of Mount Remarkable and the Southern Flinders Ranges. Settle in by the fireplace, experience the luxury mountain lodge accommodation, or gather around the outdoor fire pits and enjoy wood-fired pizzas under the country sky. Also enjoy locally-inspired, home-style meals from the Slee Family Bistro and take in the warmth of the central fireplace.

9 Lambert Street, Melrose

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Uraidla Hotel

This landmark Adelaide Hills venue has been created around the word ‘cosy’. From its natural materials and open fireplaces to hearty meals and friendly service, the 150-year-old English-style pub is the perfect mix of rustic, warm and welcoming. The Uraidla Hotel site is also home to a bakery, cafe and brewery and for those looking to go beyond the bar, The Tank houses an extensive collection of local, national and international wines.

1198 B26, Uraidla

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Words: Jade Woollacott