6 Best Port Augusta Hotels, Australia (From $66)

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Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta Westside

Port Augusta

Just a 2-minute stroll from the Port Augusta Waterfront, Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta Westside features an outdoor swimming pool and BBQ facilities. Really comfortable stay, friendly staff, great location in the town.

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Avg. price/night: $84

8.4 Very Good 317 reviews
The Flinders Hotel Motel Port Augusta

Port Augusta

The Flinders Hotel Motel Port Augusta provides air-conditioned rooms in Port Augusta. The property is located 3.3 miles from Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary. Free WiFi is featured.

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Avg. price/night: $62

6.6 Review score 81 reviews
Crossroads Ecomotel

Port Augusta

Located in Port Augusta, at the corner of Eyre and Stuart Highway, Crossroads Ecomotel is a newly built Eco-friendly motel with energy efficient buildings constructed from rammed earth and SIPs with... This motel was one of the best motels we’ve stayed in. Everything modern and easy to find and use. Beds comfortable. Superbly clean rooms.

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Avg. price/night: $87

9.5 Exceptional 519 reviews
Motel Poinsettia

Port Augusta

Motel Poinsettia provides free WiFi and rooms with air conditioning in Port Augusta. Featuring room service, this property also provides guests with a grill. I loved staying here and will be back! It was quiet, I slept like a log, it was clean and fresh, crisp white sheets, AND they give you a little bottle of REAL MILK. Friendly, helpful staff. There is a kettle, toaster and microwave in the room too. I had a great time in Port Augusta at the Poinsettia.

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Avg. price/night: $72

8.5 Very Good 644 reviews
The Standpipe Golf Motor Inn

Port Augusta

The Standpipe Golf Motor Inn offers accommodations in Port Augusta. It features free WiFi, a restaurant, outdoor pool, barbecue area and views of the golf course and gardens. I have stayed here a number of times now and the standard remains high. Reception was cheerful and helpful, as were the bar and waiting staff. Food was good too. My room was clean and comfortable and close to all facilities.

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Avg. price/night: $100

8.5 Very Good 411 reviews
Pampas Motel Port Augusta

Port Augusta

Originally built in 1883, the refurbished Pampas Motel Port Augusta is the last heritage hotel from the era. Lovely hotel, clean and comfortable. Little touches thought about. Hotel well maintained. Lovely host.

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Avg. price/night: $65

8.8 Excellent 281 reviews
Pichi Richi Park

Quorn

With mountain views, Pichi Richi Park is located in Quorn and has accommodations with a kitchen. The accommodations feature a sauna. A microwave and electric tea pot are also available. Beautiful views, easy to find, google maps is correct!

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9.0 Awesome 22 reviews
Flinders Ranges Motel - The Mill

Quorn

Flinders Ranges Motel - The Mill is located in the historical town of Quorn and offers free parking. Unusual in that I didn't meet the management, but the key was in the door and everything was self explanatory, so it didn't matter. Walking distance to the pub for an evening meal.

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7.4 Good 110 reviews
Savings Bank of South Australia - Old Quorn Branch

Quorn

Savings Bank of South Australia - Old Quorn Branch is located in Quorn. The property is 25 miles from Port Augusta.

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Great Northern Lodge

Quorn

Featuring barbecue facilities and garden, as well as a restaurant, Great Northern Lodge is located in Quorn. With free WiFi, this 4-star motel has a shared lounge and a bar. The friendliness and helpfulness of owner exceeded expectations. Good location, warm, clean, comfortable and stylish.

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9.3 Awesome 97 reviews

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Aija
Australia

8.0
I loved the arid lands botanic gardens.

I loved the arid lands botanic gardens. Definitely a gem - lots of great things to see there, with nice walks, a good shop and a great cafe. The “Eye of Sauron” was pretty cool to see too (i.e. the innovative solar tower for the hydroponic tomato farm) - if only they had tours!
Nicolette
Australia

6.0
We used it as a base to get to the various hiking spots in...

We used it as a base to get to the various hiking spots in the Flinders Ranges. A must go to place was the Standpipe Hotel Indian Restaurant. Possibly the Best Indian Food I have eaten. My taste buds are still singing!
Anonymous
New Zealand

8.0
It was difficult to get quotes from car rental agencies...

It was difficult to get quotes from car rental agencies apart from Budget Rental Cars who were awesome to deal with! The others did not do one way trips from PA to Adelaide Airport :(. The online listings for Car Rentals in PA is not very accurate or out of date. We wanted to use Thrifty Cars because of our reciprocal NZAA membership with RAA special discount rates but could not find them. The PA Buses have a timetable that is not always timely for catching flights out of Adelaide but it is a cheaper option if on a budget and not in a hurry. The flights from P A via Alliance Air quite expensive, flights infrequent from P A to Adelaide but it is mainly used by Miners getting to and from their work at nearby SA mines such as BHP town of Roxby Downs. The only well advertised Tourist attraction in PA itself seemed to be Whadlata Cultural Center and the Arid Lands, both of which are worth the visits but not much else seems to be promoted as well, however we did not look very hard for leaflets at our hotel so maybe we missed things, I like P A because is like a crossroads to lots of out of city tourist gems like: the Flinders Ranges and Wilapena Pound, the road to the beautiful wine country of Clare, Barrossa Valley and the gorgeous Adelaide Hills. To the North East it takes you to towns like Hawker and Quorn where local pride in their history and attractions is well publicised and promoted. JM Deli was our mainstay for yummy value for money lunches, good coffee and fast service. Plenty of pubs and eateries around by the looks but wouldn't have a clue where the best restaurants are apart from the one at the Standpipe Hotel where we stayed just out of the CBD. Lots of beautiful old heritage type homes and buildings around. Wish we had some info available on them. It can help people visiting them make a deeper connection with the place as a whole.
Vernon
Australia

10
Port Augusta is just the perfect place for a stay of any...

Port Augusta is just the perfect place for a stay of any length. So much to see and do, wadlata, botanic gardens, fishing, shopping, relaxing and just a short trip and you are in the Flinders Ranges for just a few. There are so many hotels that will serve exceptional meals, small cafes for just a nibble and the usual wendys, cinema etc for the kids. Getting around is so easy, (there is only 1 roundabout that can be easily avoided). Kids love to walk on the floating pier, see the crabs on the rocks and so much more. Locals are very friendly, so just chat and find out so much more than when I used to live there 10 years ago. I never got bored at Port Augusta.
Anonymous
Australia

6.0
The location suited my needs.

The location suited my needs. Convenient to Pt Augusta Railway Station & Pichi Richi railway. Comfortable bed and hot shower was all I needed. Night was cold so I suggest taking an extra blanket - I did and didn't regret it. Bring your own breakfast food unless you plan on having breakfast elsewhere. Not a problem for me - I came prepared. Kitchen area has owm toaster, kettle and microwave.
Karen
Australia

8.0
The Wadlata Outback Centre was well worth the effort of...

The Wadlata Outback Centre was well worth the effort of visiting, as was the Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden. There were many small towns nearby, such as Quorn and Wilmington that were worth the small drive.