Adelaide Beach Holidays

It had everything that I needed & was close to the areas I needed to travel to.

We had an event in one of the event rooms overlooking the water and we stayed in the rooms. Absolutely fabulous staff serving at the event. Location and rooms were excellent. Highly recommend this hotel.

Oaks Liberty Towers is situated in Glenelg, a suburb of Adelaide about 20 minutes from the airport. We love the location; it’s close to the beach and there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. The tram at Moseley Square takes you into the Adelaide CBD. Our assigned room was part of a pool of residences in the Central Tower. Upon entering the room, I attempted to open the cupboard above the microwave and I had to grab it to keep it from falling on me. The lights on the balcony were burnt out. This was reported to the front desk the following morning, and it appears that the cupboard door was on the maintenance list. Both deficiencies were corrected within a couple of hours. The suite was generally clean, except for some black mold on the shower. The kitchen is fully equipped, except for the fact that there was no frying pan, which we were able to obtain from the front desk. There were two potato mashers, but no scissors. Apparently none of the units have them. It would be safer opening packages with scissors rather than a knife. The room had a great view over the marina and you can see the Adelaide Hills in the distance. The problem was, the streets below seemed to be very popular for people with loud vehicles, including motorcycles, who were screaming around until 2 AM, one night, The racket made it very difficult to enjoy the balcony. It was our second stay in this hotel, but next year when we return to Adelaide, we are unlikely to stay here again.

Great spot on the Glenelg pier. Was an excellent view over the water. The room was showing it’s age and could use a freshen up, didn’t quite match up to the freshly renovated room in the pictures, but I guess that’s just how it goes with properties under going renovation.

Older hotel. Ok for a week on a business trip.

We had an event in one of the event rooms overlooking the water and we stayed in the rooms. Absolutely fabulous staff serving at the event. Location and rooms were excellent. Highly recommend this hotel.

Great spot on the Glenelg pier. Was an excellent view over the water. The room was showing it’s age and could use a freshen up, didn’t quite match up to the freshly renovated room in the pictures, but I guess that’s just how it goes with properties under going renovation.

We had an event in one of the event rooms overlooking the water and we stayed in the rooms. Absolutely fabulous staff serving at the event. Location and rooms were excellent. Highly recommend this hotel.

Oaks Liberty Towers is situated in Glenelg, a suburb of Adelaide about 20 minutes from the airport. We love the location; it’s close to the beach and there are plenty of shops and restaurants nearby. The tram at Moseley Square takes you into the Adelaide CBD. Our assigned room was part of a pool of residences in the Central Tower. Upon entering the room, I attempted to open the cupboard above the microwave and I had to grab it to keep it from falling on me. The lights on the balcony were burnt out. This was reported to the front desk the following morning, and it appears that the cupboard door was on the maintenance list. Both deficiencies were corrected within a couple of hours. The suite was generally clean, except for some black mold on the shower. The kitchen is fully equipped, except for the fact that there was no frying pan, which we were able to obtain from the front desk. There were two potato mashers, but no scissors. Apparently none of the units have them. It would be safer opening packages with scissors rather than a knife. The room had a great view over the marina and you can see the Adelaide Hills in the distance. The problem was, the streets below seemed to be very popular for people with loud vehicles, including motorcycles, who were screaming around until 2 AM, one night, The racket made it very difficult to enjoy the balcony. It was our second stay in this hotel, but next year when we return to Adelaide, we are unlikely to stay here again.