Best Adelaide Hotels

"The apartment is a bit dated but with no problem at all. We did cook for one night and I found It would be nicer if kitchen towels, a pair of scissors, oil and al foil could be provided. There were a couple of days raining when we stayed in Adelaide, there were only two short umbrellas in the apartment for guests to borrow, one handle was broken another the canopy slipped out from one of the ribs. That’s out of our expectation. Those were minors, so overall it’s still good."

"It was better than expected, the room design was beautiful, the breakfast was exquisite, and there were many Chinese-speaking waiters. The mini bar is free and the hotel is close to many Chinese restaurants"

"Although it is just a business trip, the comfort experience when staying in the hotel room is very high! It is very suitable for family travel, and a date spot for couples! The location of the hotel is very convenient! There are many very delicious steakhouses around! The restaurant has a great view and atmosphere. Great! And the hotel housekeeping staff can meet all my needs, which is great!"

"Just stayed at this hotel and it’s pretty decent. The location is super convenient—close to everything you’d need. The room was big, which was nice, and the facilities felt new and clean. It’s not super fancy, but it’s comfortable and gets the job done. The staff were friendly enough, no complaints there. If you’re looking for a solid place to stay without breaking the bank, this is a good option. Would probably stay again if I’m in the area."

"The staff were amazing at both check in and check out. The location is fantastic with lots of shops and restaurants nearby. The room was comfortable with a good desk and comfortable bed. The vending machine selling toiletries and drinks in the hallway was extremely expensive… $9 for a can of beer."

"Very good, convenient transportation"

"Location: Just a stone's throw from Victoria Square, walking distance to several bus stops, 15 minutes walk to the Blue Road Mall, and walking distance from Chinatown, it is very convenient. The airport is also 20 minutes, but Amura is not big. Facilities: The two-story residence is basic, with a living room, dining table, open kitchen, an open-air yard and a garage. There are three bedrooms upstairs, two double beds and one single bed, two separate bathroom bathrooms, which are thoughtful enough. That is, every place must be opened when the air conditioner is to be turned on, and cannot be controlled separately. Service: When checking in, it was okay, it was wrong to check in the information, the next day we asked to check out, and later found out, the other is to clean the people a bit not very polite. Hygiene: The sheets feel a lot of soil. The sheets of the quilt are two sheets stacked together, and there is no seal. The quilt is not very clean. There are no screens in the windows, and when you open the window, you will inevitably fly into many mosquitoes. The kitchen utensils didn't feel like washing, and it was not very hygienic."

"Absolutely wonderful service! Everyone was very friendly and helpful, and the room setup was fantastic. I had a room with a balcony and two single beds (even though travelling alone), but I was happy with it. The bed was comfortable and the location was great. There was coffee provided to guests in the foyer as well as in-room which was nice. I would definitely stay here again."

"$4 for a bottle of water, $25 per night parking. No microwave. Wear-out chair and cupboard, ancient toilet and shower taps. There is not much services provided by the receptionists, not sure why they have two to three receptionists during the day. Great location with free tram services from City West or 15 mins walk to cbd."

"The hotel apartment is very clean and quiet, the kitchenware is relatively full of one cutting board, washing machine dryer refrigerator. You can walk to the central business district in ten minutes."