3-Star Hotels in Adelaide

Great and convenient location. Close to 7 x 24 convenience store for daily stuff and simple meal. Also close to the ******************. Someone may like it. Some beggars and drunk people could be found near the hotel. Won't harm you. Just be careful.

This is one of the worst hotels I have ever stayed at, the warning signs were there as soon as you walk in the lobby. It was dirty, disorganised and some of the the other guests who were coming and going looked dodgy. The lift was dirty, the hallways were dirty, carpet sticky underfoot, the rooms were just as dirty, dated and generally rundown. You can’t sleep at night, the noice is terrible from the street below, lots of parting people, wandering crackheads in the early morning hours and then council workers cleaning up the streets. The photos and hotel description on the Qantas hotel booking page are completely misleading. Definitely do not stay here, it’s a dump !! I booked for two nights and left after night one, best decision even though it cost me more.

This hotel is super recommended, whether it is business or family travel! The room was very clean and there was a balcony. The sun was very good and the weather was very good at this time! The waiter at the front desk was very enthusiastic. I also charged my mobile phone when I was out of power. I also called TAXI for me. The people living inside are basically foreigners. Although it is not a five-star hotel, the overall quality and hotel decoration are refreshing and pleasing! It takes 1 minute to walk out of the private school. On the balcony, you can see the primary school students get up at 7 o'clock in the morning to play. The overall atmosphere is too good! Will continue to stay next time. Chinese food in Chinatown is also good, Yipinxuan!

We stayed here for a two night break, lured in by the stylized photographs. The hotel itself was built in 1926, and I think the rooms were last refurbished around 1976 the furniture is old and dated. The med was comfortable, but we found some serious stains on the bedding. The location is excellent for trams and access to Rundle St Mall, however being so close to Hi key Street means that there are council street sweeper trucks passing around 430am ever morning. Also, the lane way that has access to the hotel had a few undesirable characters camping in the doorway of the hotel, and having a little drink and argument to themselves quite late. The cold water tap in the bathroom didn’t work. We alerted the hotel reception who told us there was someone booked to come and fix it whilst we were out. When we returned it had not been fixed. We told the receptionist that it hasn’t been fixed so if the plumber had billed them, then he hadn’t done his job. Finally, the hotel policy has a clause for “night workers” who are to “escort their guests out of the building and ensure the security fort is closed” I wasn’t quite sure what that meant at first, but it didn’t take long for the penny to drop. Several times during the night there was a rhythmic banging of the headboard in the adjacent room ….. business must have been good! Overall, I guess you get what you pay for. We lamented over the additional $20 a night extra we could have spent to have a much nicer hotel, just an extra block away from being smack bang in the middle of the city.

We were staying at a hotel nearby and ended up visiting here every day we were in Adelaide. The atmosphere is friendly and lively and we had some nice chats with some regulars, the food is quite good, and the staff (bar one) were really great. On our first visit we hoped to try out their margaritas but we’re told they no longer mix cocktails. We must have shown some mild disappointment so the boys behind the bar whipped us up some very nice margaritas. It made us feel welcome and special. The only bartender who did not, the bald guy with the moustache and chip on his shoulder, must have missed the class on how to relate to customers. Being from out of state I commented on how same-sized beer glasses are called different names in different states, to which baldy replied that the conversation was “boring”. So sorry. I didn’t realise he’d rather converse about astrophysics! But other than him, the staff were terrific.

The room is very spacious and comfortable, although the hardware facilities are old, but it can be seen that the maintenance is very good. The location of the hotel is excellent. On the left is the University of Adelaide and the Art Street. On the right is the famous Blue Road Pedestrian Street. Shopping and transportation are very convenient. Very recommended.

Feeling is still too far from YHA, not recommended

I made a booking last November (5 months ago) at Tasha's Apartments on Morphett for this weekend's AFL Gather Round. Today, I received an email advising that ”unfortunately, Tasha's Apartments on Morphett cannot honor your upcoming booking on 4/14/2023”. Upon contacting the 3rd party provider, I was informed that they were unfortunately overbooked. Whilst there may be a legitimate reason for such occurrence, it is certainly open to interpretation that Tasha's Apartments are being disingenuous and opportunistic in cancelling our booking and rebooking the apartment at an inflated tariff to another party, in order to take advantage of the demand for accommodation in Adelaide for the weekend.

You have to make your own breakfast. There is a kitchen, which is very convenient. One of the rooms has a bed in the closet, which can be taken out for an extra bed. Even the sofa in the living room sleeps comfortably, and there is free parking.

Good vibes service and good ambience on bar The location is perfect to go in public transport or walking