Charles Sturt Holidays from NZ$1,175

Staff very nice close ti parks and city

Staff were friendly, cafe next door was good for breakfast. Room had all the amenities. Standard leaking bathroom with water marks through the other side of bathroom wall, no exhaust fan or ventilation so even the bedroom windows were steamed up by the time we both had showered

Great place to stay at.

Great location in the CBD, secure parking. Once there left car parked and used public transport or walked to do what we came to Adelaide for. So much better than a motel room to have an apartment in the city but without the noise of the city.

Very cheap onsite (reserved) parking. Lovely pool and spa. The sauna didn't sauna much. Also someone had stolen many of the hot rocks. Carpet in the room was dirty. Hot tub in the room was nice. Heater in the room was broken. Internet didn't quite reach to our room so the smart TV wasn't very. Pets were allowed in the 4 adjacent rooms but apparently not in ours. Seems silly to waste the courtyard. We had hoped to do a weekend with the dog but couldn't get a pet friend room with a tub. Just FYI it's a noisy neighborhood. Street noise, pedestrian noise, hooning, children, dogs. Some of these are fine. Just know it's going to be noisy. The bed is on the medium / soft side. The bathroom door is not air tight or sound proof but the bathroom is well appointed. Fan and heat lamp are very nice. Used the hot tub and jets twice. Not deep but relaxing enough. The Adelaide Inn is a good fit for a drive in and stay the night or weekend kind of thing. Lots of football fans. Walk, bus or taxi to Adelaide Oval. The dining room (breakfast) is closed for the winter. Had hoped to find a relaxing, inner city place where the dog can come. Though dog friendly rooms are available when booked in advance, the noise and shabbiness does not give a relaxing outcome. I want for check in and relax not check in and call maintenance to come fix the deficiencies. It's an OK place but wouldn't stay again.