4-Sterne-Hotels in Adelaide

Good central city location and very clean, well equipped room with small cooktop and full range of appliances and cutlery /crockery. We only had a ”studio” room which was cheaper than others but still quite roomy with a table, bench and multiple chairs plus a large bed. The bathroom was also a decent size and had plenty of extras. Our room only had a view of a concrete wall opposite and while slightly disappointing the outlook wasn't the reason we stayed there. I spoke with half a dozen front desk staff across three days every one of whom was friendly, efficient and helpful. Well done hiring manager. Good free washing/drying machines in shared area on ground floor were a nice touch (I believe some of the more expensive rooms have their own). A fairly minor negative was the parking at a public car park across the road about half a block away ($30/day). While you can unload your luggage and passengers at the curb outside the Quesr, it's then a bit of a walk back for the driver if that's a concern for you. Overall a good place to stay and access city sights.

Smelly rooms. Towels looked grey. The air-conditioning exhaust fan is connected directly to the hallway and makes it unbearably hot once walking out of our unit. This terrible design also renders the air-conditioning inside the room ineffective when the hot air being pumped out eventually seeps though the gap between the door and the walls/floor mixing with the cooler air in the apartment. I have to commend the engineer who thought of this ingenious way to waste energy and torture hotel guests while the aforementioned guests were trying their best to do their part in saving sea turtles by sipping tepid drinks in their psuedo sauna rooms with paper straws which slowly melt into pulps, at the same time pondering what life choices they have made to deserve this. As a group of atheists, we couldn't help but reflect and repent. Hell does exist. It might be akin to staying in an apartment eqiuped with an infinite heating loop during the scorching summer of Adelaide. The A/C eventually failed completely in two out of three rooms during our second night of stay. We did not ask for help from the hotel staff as it's already 2am. After one long sleepless night, we rushed back to the Northern Hemisphere and accepted Jesus Christ as our only lord and saviour. Amen.

Ich wusste nicht, dass es nur Treppenzugang war. Das wurde nicht offensichtlich, als ich buchte oder ich hätte es vermeiden sollen. Weil ich 2 extrem schlechte Knie habe und kann nicht Treppen machen, das machte es sehr schwer für mich. Als ich dort hinablief, ging ich auf die Außensteppen, es war zu spät, als ich die Innensteppen sah, um zurückzugehen, weil meine Knie geschafft waren. Heater nicht so funktioniert, bis ich das in der ersten Nacht realisierte, konnte ich physisch nicht wieder zurück gehen. Aber als ich das am Dienstag Abend berichtete, gab es sofortige Aktion und das Problem wurde gelöst. Heater an, aber es war sehr laut beim Laufen. Nicht viel Platz zum sitzen und entspannen. Wenn es 4 Gäste gibt es buchstäblich nicht genug Zimmer im Schlafsofa/Kühlschrank/TV-Raum zu beherbergen. Und eines der luxuriösen Dinge über den Aufenthalt in einem Hotelzimmer ist im Bett sitzen und TV zu sehen, was hier unmöglich ist. Seit Jahren habe ich in einem Hotel oder Motelzimmer geblieben, das keine Schampoon/Klimaanlage anbietet, so war das eine Überraschung. Die Kältetür klammerte, musste es schwer zu schließen.

Perfekte Lage im Zentrum der Stadt, in der Nähe der Haupteinkaufsstraße und innerhalb von wenigen Minuten zu Fuß zum Flughafenbus. Auch zu allen Haupttouristenblicken. Zimmer war ausgezeichnete Größe und sehr sauber. Das Badezimmer könnte mit etwas Modernisierung, aber wieder sehr sauber gemacht werden.

It was ok, but not more. The two most important things for me in any hotel are a comfortable bed and a good shower. the bed was great but the water pressure in the shower was very poor. Aside from that, there were other issues that I would not expect from a hotel of this standard, carrying the prices it does. The TV power button did not work, neither did any of the top buttons on the remote. Once I turned the TV on at the GPO and then on the actual TV itself, I was unable to use the connected DVD player as the buttons to switch to it on the remote did not work. Breakfast was quite poor. Basically cereal or scrambled eggs with a few other options such as fruit cups, yoghurt and biscuits. It served my purpose being close to the convention centre, but I doubt I'd stay there again.

The hotel is conveniently located about 10 to 15 mins walk across parklands from East Terrace in the city which is where most of the popular restaurants and cafes are. During our stay, the preparation for the V8 car races was ongoing and many of the roads were blocked off. But finding a detour was easy enough. The hotel has limited onsite parking but there are plenty of spaces in the quiet residential streets behind the hotel. The hotel’s reception also manages the Econo Lodge Hotel which is located across the street and has its own parking. We only stayed for 1 night and did not get to try the restaurant onsite. The rooms layouts were not exactly rectangular but they were big enough to accommodate a king and a single bed and a pull out bed from under the single bed. A good and unusual feature was a power point built into the bed side cabjnet which works well for those with a need to use CPAP machines or for charging devices. There was a study/work table in the room that is useful for business travellers.

As I was going to be leaving from the Parklands Train Terminal early in the morning this hotel was perfectly situated for my trip. Although I wasn't at the hotel for very long only about 12hrs overnight it was a good location and the room faced the parking so meant it was quieter as well and didn't get the hot afternoon sun either. I would say though there was no pricelist I could find for the mini-bar, not that I used it was only thinking of grabbing some cold water that was in the fridge. The one thing I wasn't a fan was the spa tub/shower combo. The jets need a serious clean all around them but then even standing in it meant anyone tall as in 6'5” plus may have to bend down. I would think they should rip out the spa tub and put in a nicer rain shower shower stall instead maybe just provide spa tubs in rooms that you can also put a shower stall into. I'd stay here again mainly for the location as it's also right across the street from the big park area which was fantastic to walk around on a warm evening after dinner at the pub up the street.

Schöne Wohnung in der Nähe von City West Tram Stop und Adelaide Station. West End-Bereich befindet sich in einer Spazierweite vom Adelaide Convention Centre und dem Fluss Torrens. Diese Apartments sind mit allem ausgestattet, was Sie für einen komfortablen Aufenthalt benötigen. Selbst eine Waschmaschine! Es kann ein wenig laut sein, wenn Ihre Wohnung die Hauptstraße steht, aber im Allgemeinen ist es ein wunderbarer Aufenthalt!

Hier im Weihnachtsjahr. Das Zimmer verfügte über eine Küche - Geschirrspüler, Backofen + Mikrowelle + Waschmaschine + Balkon über das Aussichtskonventzentrum. Schön bleiben, komfortable Bett, ruhig - die Toilette klingt wie eine Wasserpumpe, wenn sie füllt. Badezimmer/Dusche ist ein wenig datiert, aber funktional. Parkplatz kostet 30$ pro Tag (vernünftig bezahlt - unbegrenzte Einreise während des Aufenthalts) Insgesamt ein toller Aufenthalt!! Wird sicher zurückkommen!!!!

Im Zentrum von North Terrace ist die Lage des Hotels sehr bequem. Es dauert 15m vom Flughafen mit dem Fahrzeug und nur 5m bis zum Bahnhof auf Fuß. Ausrüstung im Zimmer sind voll und einfach zu bedienen. Die einzigen Kons ist dünne Wand des Waschraums, was ein wenig Lärm verursacht, wenn jemand die Toilette benutzen.