Hotels near Kurrajong Reserve in Adelaide

I booked the Enfield hotel through a third party for a weekend away. I had a Studio Single room and found it to be perfectly adequate for my needs. Check in was handled well. The room was spacious with a comfortable single bed, ensuite, flat screen TV and tea / coffee making facilities I believe the rooms were recently refurbished.. A simple breakfast was included in the price. The ensuite hand basin is small but has a cupboard underneath when you want to store things. A small shelf adequately holds smaller items. I found I had no bath towel, but Reception dealt with this immediately. Onsite parking is a bonus. While the hotel is open late, I heard no noise from the bars. Really didn't hear any noise from other rooms either. Your electronic room key also opens the main door after hours. If you leave early there is a box to drop your key into. i was pretty happy with staying here and would return .

Booked two nights and if it wasn’t for a late after hours arrival we wouldn’t have even stayed one night. Room was dirty with even toothpaste in sink. Bathroom had a very strong smell of mould it made our eyes itch. Room was stuffy with no ventilation and had a horrible smell. Roof tiles lifted. Lamps next to bed with no plug so didn’t even work. Woke next morning with bloodshot eyes, headaches and stuffy nose.

The one-bedroom suite is booked, but I actually stayed in a 2-bedroom suite with a large balcony and a picturesque view. Although not in the urban area, the traffic is quite convenient, and you can get there by taking a bus from the city. There are woolworths supermarkets around. There is a washing and drying machine in the suite, the kitchen has a pot and bowl cutlery dishwasher, an electric cooker and an oven range hood, but there is no oil and salt sauce vinegar seasoning, no chopping board, no chopsticks, if you want to cook yourself, you need yourself. Buy, chopping board I asked the front desk to borrow, but it is not expected. Disposable slippers can ask the front desk, the quality is quite good. In short, very satisfied with the comfortable and cost-effective hotel.

The room and staff were great. However, there were sounds coming from the ceiling fan in the bathroom, sounds which very much seemed like there were rats up there.

The hotel seems to have just been opened two years ago, and the decoration is very new and modern. The sound insulation is not very good, people passing by the door can be heard very clearly. I didn't have time to experience the swimming pool and gym, so I don't know how it was. The service at the front desk is very friendly. Overall, the price/performance ratio is the best choice.

The hotel is located on a side road which is easily missed.We had to take another turn to locate it. Car parking is at a public location just down the road. The hotel which is fairly new is well equipped and conveniently located within walking distance of Rundle Mall and the train station. The only complaint I have is that the water draining from the shower area may overflow into the toilet area and entrance to the toilet. Apart from this minor issue,the hotel is excellent in most aspects. The staff are responsive and pleasant. As a side note,Club 129 down the alley and opposite the train station,serves a decent meal with promotions throughout the week.

I suspect this motel has recently been taken over by its next-door neighbour and may be undergoing renovations. They're certainly painting outside. Hopefully they'll do the inside as well ... To check in, you have to go next door to the Adelaide Royal Coach. This wasn't mentioned at all during the booking process. It wouldn't be an issue if you didn't have to cross a road and wait for traffic lights to get there and back when checking in and out. Somewhat annoying. The room had everything you needed (aside from Wi-Fi - and you're told there's none when you make the booking). The bed was very comfortable. It was surprisingly quiet at night - even with the Fringe in full-swing. I expected a lot of traffic noise. The room definitely needs renovating. Shower curtain rather than screen, toilet seat that doesn't fit the toilet, etc. Any other location it would be about an $80 room. However, it's within easy walking distance of North Terrace, etc., which was the reason I chose it.

The attention to detail was shown from when were greeted when we got out of the car and taken to reception.The location of the hotel was convenient to get to our business calls as well as walking distance to shops and restaurants.My only disappointment was the club access which l felt was not up to the Pullman standards we have experienced at other Pullman hotels. I would still recommend this hotel when staying in Adelaide.

The hotel is clean and quiet. It is a rare garden-style low-density apartment complex with a garden. There are large city parks around and the environment is good. There is a kitchen in the room where you can cook your own food. The living room and dining room are also spacious and suitable for families with children. The only thing that is lacking is that there are no supermarkets, convenience stores, etc., and it is not convenient when you need to buy things temporarily. Overall worth recommending, cost-effective.

My husband and I celebrated our first wedding anniversary this year by visiting Adelaide. Stamford Plaza was our main base as we travelled throughout the region experiencing all of the arts, culture, history, Architecture, food and wine of the region. Our stay at Stamford Plaza was pleasant and clean with all the amenities needed in a central location. To raise the bar though it was the service we received at Stamford Plaza from Jacqui aka Jax that made it extra special. From her warm welcome, recommended attractions and hot spots to the extra special touches including bottle of wine to help us celebrate. Our memories of our stay in Adelaide were greatly enhanced due to Jax and the Stamford Hotel. Thank you!