This 4.5-star offering is comprised of a beautifully restored three-bedroom homestead juxtaposed with a bold and colourful 19-room modern wing.Signature room The Yallungah Suite, in the heritage wing, is all light and charm and tonic tones of blue and coral.

Embodying the building’s strong sense of place, it has a sumptuous king-size bed and statement headboard, fireplace, separate lounge area and large private balcony overlooking the garden.

Opt to spend the night in a studio suite, where each one opens up to a romantic Juliet balcony and some come with a spa bath in the en suite bathroom stocked with L’Occitane amenities. Or up the ante in The Blue Room, a decadent space with a four-poster bed, velvet accents, an oversize bath and a terrace for stretching out on.

For a calm and contemporary space, the newest addition to the hotel is the ticket – with a large bedroom, oversize tub, two-headed shower and its own private courtyard.

This bed and breakfast is set in a greenery-clad heritage property within walking distance of all that Orange has to offer. The deluxe queen suite has an en suite bathroom and access to a sunny morning porch that’s the perfect place to perch for your morning coffee.

Choose between a continental or à la carte breakfast and expect perks you won’t find elsewhere like personalised touches and homemade treats.

The boutique property offers on-site accommodation by way of two luxury glamping cabins, Rustig (meaning quiet/calm in Dutch) and Kalmte (serenity/calm). Well secluded from each other, both cabins are decked out stylishly with a four-poster queen-size bed, hardwood floors, bathroom with monsoon shower and wood fire.

Details like Australian designer merino wool blankets and throws add further luxury touches and outside you’ll find a built-in deck with sunken lounge and a barbecue.

Home to fruit orchards, a trufferie, a great cellar door experience and a must-visit restaurant, Sister’s Rock. It’s also home to vineyard accommodation including two three-bedroom cottages, Chardonnay and Truffles, and The Cider Suites – designed as the ultimate romantic retreat for couples.

These split-level, sustainable and modern studio spaces have king-sized bedrooms, cosy fireplaces, heated concrete floors, spa baths and floor-to-ceiling windows that take in views across the valley. Celebrating an extra special occasion? Enhance the Borrodell experience with a Pamper Package to guarantee all the epicurean delights you could wish for plus an in-house masseuse.

The Rowlee Vineyard Villa is a private, luxury guesthouse surrounded by established vines and gardens and overlooking a croquet court, no less.

Sleek but cosy, it has a master bedroom with a large and indulgent en suite complete with underfloor heating and a freestanding stone bathtub.There are further designer touches throughout – from the Ralph Lauren couch made for sinking straight into, to 1200 thread-count Egyptian cotton sheets and feather pillows.

A larder is packed full of food and beverages including a bottle of Rowlee wine – enjoy it on the verandah on a sunny afternoon.

Surrounded by twisted gums on the grounds of a working farm, views of vineyards and Mt Canobolas in the distance make for spectacular sunsets.You’ll find a bottle of wine and a selection of local produce waiting for you on arrival and breakfast supplies in the morning. The cottages boast king beds, thoughtful, artistic touches throughout and private decks.

Based in a variety of interesting buildings, its cottages come in all shapes and sizes but The School House is best suited to two people. At over a century old, it was once used to teach the children living on the estate and is these days newly renovated – retaining its heritage bones (think lofty rafters) but elegantly appointed with creamy, natural tones and a rustic twist.

It has one king bedroom dressed with sun-dried luxury linen, an en suite bathroom and extra toilet, a cellar stocked with the property’s wines and a verandah overlooking a lake, gardens and rows of vines – which you can later stroll through when you’ve managed to peel yourself away from this beautiful space.

This one-bedroom, self-contained retreat is architect-designed and contemporary but blends into its setting among a stand of mature eucalypts. It has a bedroom with queen bed and two armchairs and a spacious bathroom, plus books and games.

The adjacent cellar door space has a kitchen, dining/tasting table, window seats and chairs to curl up in in front of the wood fire. There’s no television or wi-fi here, encouraging you to really switch off and reconnect, but 180-degree of the Strawhouse vineyard, Mt Canobolas and the Boree Creek Valley will hold your attention instead.

Staying here offers a direct means for guests to pamper and indulge themselves. It features three award-winning, secluded and eco-friendly penthouse suites spread across a tranquil bush setting in the Canobolas Valley, slightly south-west of Orange.

Each suite is supplied with a generous gourmet food hamper packed with local fare, large picture windows for taking in the scenery (and kangaroo-spotting), a deep tub for soaking in and underfloor bathroom heating. Stay in the Green Villa for utmost seclusion and privacy or the Red Villa to keep cosy in front of a gas log fire; the two-bedroom villa, meanwhile, is ideal for two couples and each bedroom has its own bathroom.