Australian Accommodation

For a deluxe stay in Adelaide, the Rendezvous Allegra Hotel Adelaide is a five-star hotel retreat. It elegantly combines contemporary urban design with magnificent European style. There are 201 luxurious rooms and suites which all include the very latest in-room services and facilities, perfect for any business or leisure traveller.

The location is exceptionally ideal, being in Adelaide’s Central Business District, with easy walking distance to Adelaide Convention Centre, Adelaide’s Skycity Casino, North Terrace, Hindley Street and Rundle Mall shopping centre. The rooms and suites have spacious interiors, stunning city views as well as the surrounding hinterland. The rooms blend the sophistication of 21^st century design with the latest in technology for a contemporary feel. Room types include the standard room, deluxe king, superior king and Executive spa suites with spa bath and private balconies. So you can customise your room type to suit your needs and budget. Check-out is also at a later 12:00pm to allow for that desired sleep-in before you depart Adelaide. The hotel includes a cocktail bar, guest dining room, guest laundry, gymnasium, sauna, spa, swimming pool and more facilities at your finger tips. The hotel’s restaurant holds gourmet Modern Australian cuisine, tapas, 3 course dinners, cocktail nibbles and more fine dining options.

The Rendezvous Allegra Hotel also caters for conferences, meetings, seminars and banquets to suit diverse themes, budgets and function needs. From just $169 per night and an AAA Tourism accreditation, you will experience a comfortable, stylist, contemporary and friendly stay.

The Ambassadors Hotel, also located in the heart of the CBD, is comparatively a more cost conscious although enjoyable stay in Adelaide. Situated on King William St, you will be in walking distance to The Central Market, Rundle Mall and the shopping and entertainment precincts.

From just $130 per night, all rooms feature ensuites, televisions, air conditioning/heating, new floor coverings, bar fridges and tea and coffee facilities. Stay at the Heritage rooms which have been recently refurbished with new fixtures and fittings as well as a 32 inch LCD TV. There is complementary wireless internet access as well as 24 hour reception and concierge services.

The Ambassadors Balcony Dining Room features local South Australian produce, with classic bistro inspired meals. Visit the ground floor Marble Bar for all day dining and the Ambar Lounge cocktail and wine bar for some of South Australia’s great wines from boutique produces. The Ambassadors Balcony Dining Room provides great value for all traveller types.

As the title suggests, Adelaide is truly beautiful with the River Torrens running through the city. The city has an easy to navigate grid pattern, with colonial stone architecture and wide spaces. The city is generally flat and is a short drive from the amazing beaches and hills. Adelaide is also known as the ‘Festival City’, since it hosts many cultural, food and wine and sporting events throughout the year.

By starting at the North Terrace, a tree-lined boulevard, you will see most of the city’s cultural institutions. The River Torrens is the supreme attraction, where you can take a cruise, paddle boat or even a gondola to explore Adelaide. Interestingly, 45% of the city is dedicated to parklands, for solitude and relaxing escape. At the eastern end of the North Terrace, visit the Botanic Gardens with a tropical rainforest display, heritage buildings, flora from the Asia-Pacific region and spectacular 150-year-old Moreton Bay fig trees. You will also find the National Wine Centre where you can sample wine from 50 different regions, explore the vineyard and enjoy quality cuisines at the restaurant. The South Australian wines are a must-try for wine lovers.

Nearby you will find the Adelaide Festival Centre, which is the heart of the famous Adelaide Arts festival and the premier artistic venue. For more artistic adventures, visit the South Australian Museum which has interesting exhibits on natural history, anthropology and geology as well as the largest Australian Aboriginal Cultures Gallery in the world. You can also see a fine collection of Art from Australia, Europe and Asia with temporary exiting exhibitions.

Get in touch with nature at the Adelaide Zoo which holds more than 1400 exotic and native birds, mammals, fish and reptiles. There is even a ‘free flight’ macaw show as well as penguin, sea lion and pelican feeding tours. For those who want to explore sport, visit the Adelaide Oval for tours, a museum and of course the finest in Australian cricket. There is a shoppers retreat at Central Market with a great range of fresh produce, lively stalls and a vivid atmosphere. Rundle Mall is the place to find good shopping also.

Other star attractions include the Adelaide Casino, the beautifully restored and once main railway station for free live entertainment and a variety of bars and restaurants. Visit Glenleg on a scenic tram ride as well as the beautiful beaches. Lastly Gouger Street and Hindley Street offer fine dining and lavish restaurants. Overall Adelaide is a beautiful city, filled with peaceful parklands and an array of entertainment and sightseeing adventures.