Best Adelaide Airport Hotels

"If you want to take an early flight, this hotel is the best choice. Because the hotel lobby is connected to the airport building, just separated by a door, you don't have to get up too early to catch the flight. It is extremely convenient, the room space is also large, and the design Very modern and clean, but the only thing is that there is a big gap in the door of the bathroom, which is extremely inconvenient. There are not many choices for breakfast. You can skip it, but the dinner is good. The price is not too expensive, but the room price is a bit expensive. Maybe the reason is It's super convenient."

"office for check in closes at 6pm but the room can be accessible also after that time; no shuttle bus before 8am which is quite disappointing; I had to book a Uber and paid 30 $ just for 3 minutes drive till the airport at 5am"

"The restaurant downstairs is very good, there is a supermarket and a hamburger pizza shop nearby, and it is close to the airport. You can walk to the airport in half an hour."

"The hotel was pleasant, clean, and easy to get to. The location is close to many destinations in and around Adelaide, including the airport and a reasonable shopping centre with cafes and major retailers within a 1.5km walk. There was plenty of parking in good sized spaces. I booked a basic, single room and got exactly what I expected. It was basic but clean and had a fridge, kettle, and single bed. There was a small armchair but no table although the kettle/fridge cupboard had a pull out tray which I could have used but this was a little dirty so I just sat on the bed to eat. They have a bistro which looked good (25% discount for house guests with dine in or delivery to your room) and offered regular pub menu options but I ended up walking a couple hundred metres down the road to the local takeaway shops for some Thai takeaway. The only complaints I really have are regarding noise, that the walls are quite thin and you could hear the other rooms' doors closing very loudly as people came and went. The next door neighbour listened to their TV at full volume until about 1:30am (I was due for a 6am start and this didn't help!).... Not the hotel's fault, just them being a selfish douchebag. The bar fridge rattled away fairly constantly but I just turned it off until the morning. The worst problem were the pillows though. They were like bricks; thin and extremely hard. I ended up putting the decorative cushion inside a pillow case and using that just to be able to have some padding. I drove only a few minutes around the corner to the famous Cafe de Villi's for breakfast before continuing on my way. All said and done, I would stay here again as it is very budget friendly yet so close to everything. But I will bring my own pillow.... and earplugs just in case!"

"The house was cleaned, there was no window, but there was a balcony, and the side wall of the balcony was made of glass, and the lighting was good. Take a taxi to the airport for more than ten minutes, about 20 Australian dollars. Not far from the beach, next to the Chinese Consulate. There is a big shopping mall next to the hotel's more than 100 meters gas station. Check-in for half a day can be considered. The only bad thing is that the room is not Wi-Fi."

"The ladies at reception were very helpful. When a ceiling light didn't work, an external electrician was immediately called to fix the problem."

"Well located. Couple minute bus ride from the city center! The pub underneath is really nice. Good food and good atmosphere."

"Lovely old hotel, beautiful upgraded rooms and shared bathroom. _BUT the experience is totally letdown by the reverberating pump of dance music which went till 1.0am Friday and 2.0am Saturday. Its sleep defying, which is a shame because the staff and food were all very good and you could hear the sea when finally it was quiet."

"Reception was very welcoming and helpful. It was very easy to find and park, the room was excellent. Would definitely recommend this accommodation to others."