Hotels in South Australia
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| Cheapest month: | July |
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| Most expensive month: | August |
| Average price in South Australia: | £82/night |
| Cheapest price found: | £21/night |
| Cheapest day: | Friday |
| Most expensive day: | Saturday |
£24 - £111
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.£51 - £114
Average price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top Rated South Australia hotels
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Atura Adelaide Airport
1 Atura Circuit, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map4.0 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Located in Adelaide, the hotel provides direct access to Adelaide Airport and offers free Wi-Fi. It has a fitness centre, as well as luggage storage, meeting rooms and a 24-hour reception.
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Mannum Motel
76 Cliff Street, Mannum, SA, Australia
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre, Mannum, SA, Australia
Mannum Motel offers a comfortable setting while in Mannum. It also provides meeting rooms, a 24-hour reception and a coffee bar.
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Presidential Motel
152 Jubilee Highway West, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia
Show on map1.3 mi from city centre, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia
Situated a short drive from Cave Gardens, Presidential Motel offers modern accommodation in Mount Gambier. It also provides an indoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a sauna.
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The Chifley On South Terrace
226 South Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Located amongst well-known tourist attractions, shops and eateries, Chifley on South Terrace is ideal for those wanting to explore Adelaide and its surroundings. This modern hotel is set in the heart of the city.
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Mayfair Hotel
45 King William Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Situated in the heart of the city, Mayfair Hotel Adelaide provides easy access to Adelaide's main retail and sightseeing areas. Guests can also enjoy complimentary wireless internet.
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Sage Hotel Adelaide
208 South Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Located in the heart of Adelaide, Sage Hotel Adelaide offers modern accommodation. It also provides free Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service and an express check-in and check-out feature.
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Adabco Boutique Hotel
223 Wakefield Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Centrally situated, Adabco Boutique Hotel allows for easy access to Adelaide's best hot spots. It provides free wireless internet, and also features a golf course.
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Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide
125 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Centrally located, Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide offers easy access to Adelaide's main shopping and sightseeing areas. Just a short stroll from Adelaide Convention Centre, it provides modern rooms equipped with a private bathroom, a mini bar and tea and coffee making facilities.
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Show all 5,424 hotelsAnchorage Seafront Hotel
21 Flinders Parade, Victor Harbor, SA, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre,
Located in Victor Harbor, this hotel is a few minutes walk from the South Australia Whale Centre, and a short drive from Port Elliot. Those staying at the property can also enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout their stay.
£42
Avg. per night
Cosmo on Bank
25 Bank Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.4 mi from city centre,
Conveniently located, The MAC Boutique Hotel offers easy access to Adelaide's best tourist attractions. It also provides free Wi-Fi, a 24-hour reception and room service.
£42
Avg. per night
Adelaide Riviera Hotel
31 34 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.7 mi from city centre,
The hotel is situated in Adelaide and is close to Adelaide Oval. It is conveniently located in the city centre.
£45
Avg. per night
The Chifley On South Terrace
226 South Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.6 mi from city centre,
Located amongst well-known tourist attractions, shops and eateries, Chifley on South Terrace is ideal for those wanting to explore Adelaide and its surroundings. This modern hotel is set in the heart of the city.
£47
Avg. per night
Tollgate Motel
20 Mt Barker Road, Glen Osmond, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map3.6 mi from city centre,
Tollgate Motel is situated in Adelaide and features complimentary wireless internet. The various facilities this cosy motel has to offer include an express check-in and check-out feature, luggage storage and a tour desk.
£48
Avg. per night
Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide
125 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
Show on map0.5 mi from city centre,
Centrally located, Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide offers easy access to Adelaide's main shopping and sightseeing areas. Just a short stroll from Adelaide Convention Centre, it provides modern rooms equipped with a private bathroom, a mini bar and tea and coffee making facilities.
£56
Avg. per night
Lyndoch Hill
1221 Barossa Valley Way, Tanunda, SA, Australia
Show on map6.8 mi from city centre,
Located in Barossa Valley, Lyndoch Hill is the perfect base for those looking to visit the area's well-known wineries. It also provides a swimming pool, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
£59
Avg. per night
Glenelg Motel
41 Tapleys Hill Road, Glenelg North, SA, Australia
Show on map0.3 mi from city centre,
Boasting an outdoor pool and a Jacuzzi, Glenelg Motel is situated in Adelaide and offers comfortable accommodation. It provides free Wi-Fi, luggage storage and an express check-in and check-out feature.
£60
Avg. per night
Hotel prices in South Australia
2 stars and under
No. 1 most popular
Jubilee Motor Inn
180 Jubilee Highway East, Mount Gambier, SA, Australia
£73
Avg. per night
Best value
My Place & Adelaide Backpackers Hostel
257 Waymouth Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia
£38
Avg. per night
3 stars
No. 2 most popular
The Chifley On South Terrace
226 South Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
£47
Avg. per night
4 stars +
No. 1 most popular
Stamford Plaza Adelaide
150 North Terrace, Adelaide, SA, Australia
£87
Avg. per night
Best value
Stamford Grand Adelaide
2 Jetty Road Moseley Square, Glenelg, SA, Australia
£78
Avg. per night
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About South Australia
The capital lies on the banks of the River Torrens, with the beautiful Adelaide Hills stretching to the east where vineyards and hiking trails radiate from its historic towns. To the south is the wildlife-rich lagoon of the Coorong and the spectacular coastal landscapes and gastronomy of Kangaroo Island. The Barossa Valley to the north of Adelaide is renowned for its Shiraz, while the Clare Valley further out is considered the home of Australian Riesling. Continue north, and visitors will arrive in the breathtaking Flinders Ranges, whose rugged mountains and remote landscapes offer a glimpse into the Australian Outback. In the centre of the state is where visitors will find the opal capital of Coober Pedy where visitors can delve into historic mines and camp overnight in underground houses. To the west of Adelaide, the Gulf of Saint Vincent gives way to the Yorke Peninsula, home to deserted beaches and old mining towns, together with the magnificent Innes National Park at its southwestern tip. In the east of the state, the mighty Murray River with its restored paddle steamers winds towards the border through historic citrus growing towns, long serving as the agricultural industry’s lifeline.
The Adelaide Airport has regular flights to other Australian capital cities and regional centres within the state, as well as a few international destinations. There are train connections to Perth along the Nullarbor Plain, to Alice Springs and Darwin through the Red Centre, and to both Sydney and Melbourne, in addition to bus services to most regional towns.
Rock art indicates the presence of indigenous people in South Australia dating back 20,000 years, with Kangaroo Island inhabited prior to being separated from the mainland by rising sea levels. It was a Dutch ship that recorded the first European sighting of the state’s coast in 1627, well before it was claimed by Britain in 1788 and established as the convict-free colony of South Australia in 1834.
South Australia travel FAQs
Sharing borders with all of Australia’s other mainland states, South Australia is one of the driest regions of the country, renowned for its wine, festivals, spectacular coastline and extreme wilderness areas. The majority of its population are clustered around Adelaide, or the City of Churches", on the Fleurieu Peninsula and stands as the only non-convict settlement in Australia to be established by the British colony.
The capital lies on the banks of the River Torrens, with the beautiful Adelaide Hills stretching to the east where vineyards and hiking trails radiate from its historic towns. To the south is the wildlife-rich lagoon of the Coorong and the spectacular coastal landscapes and gastronomy of Kangaroo Island. The Barossa Valley to the north of Adelaide is renowned for its Shiraz, while the Clare Valley further out is considered the home of Australian Riesling. Continue north, and visitors will arrive in the breathtaking Flinders Ranges, whose rugged mountains and remote landscapes offer a glimpse into the Australian Outback. In the centre of the state is where visitors will find the opal capital of Coober Pedy where visitors can delve into historic mines and camp overnight in underground houses. To the west of Adelaide, the Gulf of Saint Vincent gives way to the Yorke Peninsula, home to deserted beaches and old mining towns, together with the magnificent Innes National Park at its southwestern tip. In the east of the state, the mighty Murray River with its restored paddle steamers winds towards the border through historic citrus growing towns, long serving as the agricultural industry’s lifeline.
The Adelaide Airport has regular flights to other Australian capital cities and regional centres within the state, as well as a few international destinations. There are train connections to Perth along the Nullarbor Plain, to Alice Springs and Darwin through the Red Centre, and to both Sydney and Melbourne, in addition to bus services to most regional towns.
Rock art indicates the presence of indigenous people in South Australia dating back 20,000 years, with Kangaroo Island inhabited prior to being separated from the mainland by rising sea levels. It was a Dutch ship that recorded the first European sighting of the state’s coast in 1627, well before it was claimed by Britain in 1788 and established as the convict-free colony of South Australia in 1834.
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Where is the best place to stay in South Australia?
Our travellers prefer to stay in places like Adelaide, Glenelg, and Marleston while in South Australia.
What are the best hotels in South Australia?
Intercontinental Adelaide, An IHG Hotel, rated with a score of 8.1 from 2,585 reviewers, is one of the most popular hotels in South Australia. Other top stays include Stamford Grand Adelaide, with an average rating of 8.0 from 4,248 reviewers, and The Playford Adelaide - MGallery, with a score of 8.9 from 1,124 reviewers.
What is the best place in South Australia for bars and restaurants?
South Australia is a great destination for food lovers, with areas like Adelaide, Port Lincoln, and Kangaroo Island offering plenty of great places to eat. If you’re planning a city break, Adelaide is a great place to stay. Centrally located South Australian hotels, like the Ibis Adelaide or the Adelaide Riviera Hotel, will put you within walking distance of many popular bars and restaurants. Nearby options include the Osteria Oggi and the Sparkke at the Whitmore. Visitors to Port Lincoln can try fresh seafood at the Fumo 28 Oyster Bar or enjoy a drink at Peter Teakle Wines. Hotels like the Port Lincoln Hotel or the Hilton Motel are just a short walk from these venues. Meanwhile, if you’re looking for hotels in South Australia on Kangaroo Island, the Kangaroo Island Seafront is an excellent choice close to bars and restaurants.
What is the best place for a family vacation in South Australia?
South Australia has plenty of great spots for a family vacation and has lots of great attractions for kids to enjoy. Family groups visiting Adelaide can enjoy the white sands and swim in calm water at Glenelg Beach, which is also just a short drive from the West Beach Adventure Park. The city also has family-friendly museums, like the National Railway Museum. For South Australia accommodation near these attractions, try the Marion Hotel or the Tonsley Hotel, which are just a 20 min drive from the beach and central exhibits. Port Augusta is also a great location if you’re travelling with kids and is just a 30 min drive from the Santa’s Town theme park. For Port Augusta hotels located just a short drive from the fairground, try the Discovery Parks Port Augusta or the Comfort Inn & Suites Augusta Westside.
What are the best things to do and see in South Australia?
South Australia is a fantastic holiday destination where visitors can enjoy beautiful beaches, unique wildlife, and fascinating cultural sites. If you love stunning coastal views, beauty spots like the Admirals Arch on Kangaroo Island or the Innes National Park are must-see locations. The Ficifolia Lodge on Kangaroo Island is around a one-hour drive from the Admiral’s Arch and the Kangaroo Island Wilderness Hiking Trail. Meanwhile, the Kadina Village Motel is just over two hours from the Innes National Park and scenic spots like Meehan Lookout Hill. South Australia also has some beautiful cultural attractions in Adelaide, like the Adelaide Botanic Gardens and the Art Gallery of South Australia. If you’re looking for accommodation in South Australia near these attractions, try central Adelaide hotels like the Crowne Plaza Adelaide or the Mayfair Hotel.
Where are the best places to stay in South Australia for wine tasting?
South Australia has some fantastic vineyards and wineries, particularly on the outskirts of Adelaide in the McLaren Vale. Visitors to the city can reach vineyards like the Red Art Rojomoma Single Vineyard, the Chapel Hill Winery, the Hahndorf Hill Winery, and many others by road in under two hours. There are also plenty of hotels located around the vineyards. For instance, if you’re planning a wine tasting tour, hotels like the McLaren Eye, the Chapel Hill Winery Guest House, and the Bella Cosa Bed and Breakfast are excellent choices. Visitors to these vineyards can enjoy a tour of the nearby wineries, take in the spectacular scenery, and sample the in-house vintages.