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Our top choices for Adelaide cottages

A brick building with a covered walkway and a large tree in front.

1. Adelaide Heritage Cottages & Apartments

North Adelaide

Derek

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A dining area with a wooden table and white chairs, a kitchen with white cabinets and appliances, and a view of the outdoors through a glass door.

2. CBD Living in a Restored Heritage Cottage

Adelaide Central Business District

"The house is stunning and compact yet spacious. Kalahari was such a wonderfully kind and considerate host for our trio of mums and kids staying overnight in the city. A quick 12 min walk from the tram line and 5 min stroll to Hutt Street for local cafes, restaurants, and IGA. The accommodation was so clean, well presented, and stocked with essentials like cookware, bodywash, salt, oil etc. There was also milk in the fridge and some cheeky chocolates upon arrival )"

Shannon H.

A winding gravel path leads to the heart of the property, surrounded by towering trees and manicured gardens.

3. Holly Cottage—Historic Garden Serenity

Mount George

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A traditional building with a tiled roof and a wooden fence in front.

4. Irma`s Place—A Historic Garden Cottage

Adelaide Central Business District

"Pros:- host communication was fantastic, prompt and polite - all 3 bedrooms are spacious with very comfortable bedding - well equipped kitchen and lovely large dinning table - spacious outdoor area with a barbecue and outdoor dining - EV car charger available on premise - efficient ducted zoned heating and cooling - fantastic location to surrounding city attractions Cons - parking lot is way too small for modern medium to large sized cars - given its an old home, some parts of the house do...

James J.

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A brick building with a wooden door and a picket fence.

5. Cafe Spa Suite 1 bedroom

North Adelaide

Timothy P.

includes taxes & fees

13 Nov - 14 Nov

A building with a brick facade, a covered porch, and a paved driveway.

6. A wonderful cottage in Prestigious Norwood

Norwood

includes taxes & fees

7 Dec - 8 Dec

A brick house with a green roof and a small garden with a pathway leading to the entrance.

7. Paprika Cottage - Buxton Manor

North Adelaide

Ewen L.

includes taxes & fees

9 Nov - 10 Nov

A rustic stone building with a brick facade, a bench, and a small garden area with various plants.

8. Blacksmith Cottage—Stay in Blacksmith`s Lively Hub

Aldinga

David B.

includes taxes & fees

10 Nov - 11 Nov

A modern building with a 'LV' sign, large windows, and a garden with various flowers.

9. Longview Vineyard

Macclesfield

Igor

includes taxes & fees

8 Dec - 9 Dec

A modern building with large windows, a stone facade, and a vineyard in the foreground.

10. Barossa Shiraz Estate

Lyndoch

Callum

includes taxes & fees

6 Dec - 7 Dec

A building with a corrugated metal roof, a sign reading "NOW OPEN", and a small porch area with potted plants and a wooden bench.

11. Cute Cosy Cottages – Your Perfect Pet-Friendly Getaway in the Adelaide Hills

Kanmantoo

Vicki

includes taxes & fees

10 Nov - 11 Nov

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Top Adelaide Hotel Reviews

Stamford Plaza Adelaide

8/10 Good

"The staff were very helpful and we have a lovely stay. The hotel was located in a good area."

Tom's Court Hotel

8/10 Good

"Stayed one night at Tom's Court to attend a concert at Adelaide Oval. Location is a little bit out of the way but close to the City South tram stop and Victoria Square. Paid $25 to park my car at the hotel - the car park is offsite, so you have to find a place to park, check in then move your car. The entrance to the carpark isn't very clear and you do have to get out to scan the FOB before pulling into a very (VERY) tight entrance - i drive a little i30 and struggled to get in without almost taking out my side mirrors. The park itself is also very small. There is no clear exit signage when exiting on foot either - it also takes you out the opposite side you came in. The room was basic but tidy, beds and pillows comfortable but my sheets and blankets had various stains, not what you want in a hotel. Check in and out was simple and I'd probably stay again if I needed a nice room in the city for a good price."

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