Hotels near Adelaide Airport - ADL, Adelaide

There was nothing we did not like about this place. Immaculate garden setting with studio accommodation at the rear of a early 1900's villa. Extremely comfortable bed quality linens and towels. Close to city, beaches, airport and public transport. Hotels, restaurants and Halal bakery/kebab shop nearby. Only down-side to location is if you have to use Main South Road to go anywhere. If you give Google a chance as we did you can find ways to avoid this road. Will definitely book again if coming to Adelaide.

Loved the location. Started the mornings with a walk along the beach and breakfast at one if the Henley Beach Cafe’s. We had a hire car, being able to park on-site was great. Getting around Adelaide and surrounds was super easy and having this beautiful spot to come to each evening was a bonus. Tea, Coffee and toiletries all supplied. Very comfy bedding in all rooms! Aircon worked wonderfully. Live Music at the Surf Club on Sunday afternoon was a bonus for us as we got ready to head out to the Fringe Festival Festivities. Jacqueline was a wonderful host. Thank you for helping make our stay a pleasant one.

The best thing about Plympton is the location in relation to the City and Glenelg. Both are just a short trip down the Anzac Hwy. You also have the tram on the Southern side which can make getting into the city very easy. There are plenty of shopping centers and petrol stations and all the other necessary accoutrements you may need when on a short stay.

I like the long jetty and the beach club. In the evening, the people fishing and laying traps to catch crabs by the jetty can be disturbung. The beach is just okay, there were sea weeds washed up to the shore and the sea water is not crystal clear. It's not too deep and good for children and swimming.

Keswick, or more accurately, Hilton, was a very convenient location for us, being between the airport and the locations out of town that we came specifically to visit. Public transport was excellent and we could walk to basic shops and restaurants. A short bus trip to the city.

Close to supermarkets, public transport and major roads for day trips. Went to The National Railway Museum (once by driving, twice by public transport) and it was fantastic - lots of history there and so well presented - as well as rides available on their little train that goes around the complex; also an extensive model layout to view. The Tramway Museum at St Kilda SA was a hit, with tram rides and a super sized adventure playground at the destination. A visit to Glenelg, lunch at Barnacle Bill’s and a drive to Victor Harbour … for a ride on The Cockle Train to Goolwa … were other highlights. But the “best” was Adelaide Zoo where the Giant Pandas, pygmy hippo, pelicans, echidnas and penguins were flavour of the day; a lovely place to wander around.