This is a very nice hotel. Yes the rooms are spacious. The staff is great. The breakfast is…read morefabulous. Two grips however it doesn't have a pool, and the roof view to the west looks at skyscrapers and roof tops. However if you are an early riser check out the roof top at sunrise. Ohhhhh two more negatives sorry when you are pay $400 a night for your room the least they could do is actually make you a fresh cup of coffee. UNFORTUNATELY! The have one of those automatic push the button and the machine pours out brown water with no flavor! If you ask for a real cup of coffee they want to charge you more for it. Seriously $400 dollars for my room and I still have to pay for my coffee! So I giving it a very weak 4 star's just like there weakest coffee possible! Yuk!

On my most recent trip to Australia, this was most definitely my favorite hotel. I could pretty…read moremuch sum it all up in one word: luxury.. Ok, maybe I'd throw in the word comfort too, for this hotel had the most comfortable bed of my entire two week trip. Yup, I was as snug as a little joey in his mother's pouch. Oh, and the carpeted floors were simply Heaven with so much spongy padding underneath the carpet that I felt like I was walking on a cloud. I swear this experience was just like taking a trip to a spa, and it had me crying, "Why can't my carpets at home be this awesome!" Finally, the location of this one rocks!! The whole area near the hotel is loaded with bars and restaurants of just about every style--why I even found a sushi conveyor-belt restaurant around the corner. Kanpai! Yes Sir, whatever language you want to say it in---Kanpai, Cheers, Hooray, or Good On YA ----The Majestic Roof Garden Hotel is a winner.

Most part very good experience I had here however I didn't enjoy how people under 15 can't work out…read moreI'm trying to work out and can't because of it and also how you can't refund breakfast when we accidentally bought it

5 start hotel just not up to scratch…read more Firstly, this is not a whingefest, just a really disappointing experience which I find inexcusable for a 5 star hotel. Lot of little things resulted in a poor stay. - stained sheets (rust or blood) which we were promised would be changed immediately, but an hour later still nothing done. - restaurant (Riverside) just not on par. From giving away our table one morning after we'd been seated to having my breakfast delivered to the wrong table the next, non-existent service and limited dinner menu, it was just not good enough. - incorrect information bring given by concierge about availability of hire bikes - beds had a distinct ridge in the middle (no doubt result of 2 singles being pushed together) which made it very uncomfortable In short, it says 5 stars, but it really isn't and probably shouldn't market itself as such.

The Playford Sebel Carpark is located just off North Terrace down Victoria Street. You will see the…read moresignage as you go down. The carpark is designed quite long. There is easy transition between levels, but not a whole lot of space for two cars crossing paths. I would advise driving slow through here. The elevator is located at one end of each level, so you may have to walk a bit to gain access to it. The elevator is kind of old and makes weird noises. But, it works. This is an unusual carpark, I think it is important that I point out a couple of things. Firstly, you must pay for your ticket at a ticket both near the valet part of the Playford across the street. I took a photo so you know what it looks like. There are a bunch of signs explaining this, but I see a lot of people still getting confused. The other thing is that the buttons for the elevator on the bottom level are not clearly marked. You will see a grey button. Hit that one to get into it. Final thing to note, is that this carpark is cheap if you are stopping in town during business hours. If you are parking during the night, got for one that has an after hour special elsewhere. 0 to 1 Hour $4.00 1 to 2 Hours $8.00 2 to 3 Hours $12.00 3 to 4 Hours $16.00 4 to 5 Hours $20.00 5 to 6 Hours $24.00 Maximum $25.00

Visited here to attend an amazing upstairs wedding reception…read more Really 5 star venue. The ambiance and decor is very inviting; spacious bar, dining and dancing areas; excellent cuisine, and the staff and servers extremely professional, courteous,and eager to ensure that all the guests are well looked after.

I do know lots of people that have stayed here and have not heard many complaints, but also haven't…read moreheard people raving about it or anything. Most pick this place because it is affordable accomodation in the city, plus they have spa rooms. So it seems to be most of the male species think that dining at heights with great views and then back to the room with the spa is a perfect choice for an anniversary or special birthday. And granted the spa's are in the suites and they are a lot nicer than the general run of the mill rooms most people would get. Plus they have a pool, with spa, and fitness room on the roof - which I find kind of cool! Personally if I was going to pay somewhere, and it was in the city for a night out, I would pick somewhere else, purely because the whole point of staying in there is not to have to worry about getting home at the end of the night, but this is on the outskirts of the city and a little far to walk after a night out. I would prefer to stay right in the middle of the city if I am going to bother paying to stay in there at all. If it's my anniversary and I want to stay inside a room all night I would still pick somewhere else because thinking about how many people would have had sex in a hotel spa in a private room well and truly puts me off getting into one. I mean it's not like the one with the pool which has chlorine cycling through it to kill the germs. They do wedding and conference packages but I have never been to an event such as these at this venue. Info is available on their website and pics do look nice. Plus they do have parking at the Hotel for guests.

The Skyline Restaurant was the venue for the Christmas in July dinners that the motel has been…read moremarketing. A waiter greeted us and took us to the table by the window. A live band was playing for the background music and for those that wished to dance. The wine list was extensive although no sparkling red by the glass. The bottle of red we did get costs about $10 in the bottle shop and was marked up steeply to $48. As it was Christmas in July it was a set menu with tiny freshly baked bread rolls to start with salted butter. The entrees were a choice of three. I had the pork belly which was divine and my husband the prawn cutlets. Even though it was an entree only three prawns on the plate seemed skimpy. Perhaps he should have gone for the warm caramelised shallot & Woodside ashes goats cheese tart (v), baby herb salad with white balsamic glaze. We asked the waiter to light the candle on our table as ours was the only table not alight. Mains were a choice of four. I had the rump which was cooked the perfect medium. My husbands turkey was a disappointment. His serve was large but the turkey was processed and not 100% turkey meat. Other choices were seared Tasmanian salmon fillet (gf), crushed peas, roast spices potato, crisp pancetta with tomato oil, and the meal of semolina and ricotta gnocchi (v) mushroom ragout, thyme, parmesan cheese. All mains are served with sides of table fresh garden salad with balsamic dressing and steamed seasonal vegetables. However, neither the salad and vegetables were given to us and we didn't realise until dessert was served so it was too late. My husband mentioned it to the waiter, and he acknowledged it was forgotten but did not make amends with the offer of anything complimentary. Dessert was a choice of three. I had the passionfruit meringue smash and didn't like the pieces of coconut in the smooth coconut cream. My husband was again disappointed with his third course of plum pudding as it was half the size of a cupcake and didn't taste as nice as mine. Perhaps again he should have chosen the chocolate and cherry trifle with toffee and custard bubbles. The atmosphere was nice but the difference in meal quality ranged from excellent to pretty average, so I wouldn't go back in a hurry, especially due the wine prices.

What a beautiful place to stay at. My partner and I stayed in the apartment which had everything…read more Full kitchen, nice sized bathroom, clean. Staff are friendly and helpful the court yard is beautiful and location is amazing.

A great alternative to the typical hotel room, we had a 2 bedroom apartment (1 king, 2 twin beds)…read morethat included a small kitchen, two bathrooms and decent sized living room up on the 1st floor at the end of the hall. It even included a small washer and dryer which was nice after a week of traveling throughout Australia. While it would be a stretch to tag this place as high end, it was clean, comfortable and in a good location right on the tram line and near plenty of restaurants. Would definitely recommend this place.

Nice place. Amazing people Recommend for short stays in great neighborhood. Jasmine is the bestread more

Channeling so much of the Ace Hotel in New York that I woke each morning excited about my Stumptown…read moreamericano soon to follow, this 7-room, above-pub boutique hotel is a welcome addition to the varied 50 Shades Of Beige Adelaide Hotel scene. The things it does oh so right: -Super comfortable bedding, plush carpeting, huge TVs, local art, custom furniture, quirky style oozing out the seams. -Huge, swank bathrooms - mine was fitted out with two sinks, dual shower heads, quality bath products and a tub that a Sasquatch would approve of. -Free wifi that was fast enough to stream a live NFL game and live Americas Cup coverage. At the same time. -A mini bar that is 100% free to raid. Beer or cider after a long day? Help yourself. -Free-to-use cycles (and helmets) for popping about Adelaide. -Perfect location close to everything you'll want/need. -Local husband-wife owners who are passionate and excited about this project and will personally see to it that your stay is comfortable. Things you'll need to prepare for: -It's above a pub, so the weekend nights were loud. It could be a super nice touch if the hotel popped a note by the bed managing guest expectations (something of the "you're staying above a pub, duh" sort) with a set of small foam earbuds. -I have a thing for robes. I've been looking for my go-to Adelaide hotel for the last two years. Finally, the search is over.

The Squatters Arms was once a titty bar, but no more. Paul the charming fellow behind the bar may…read morewell show you his boobs, but I'd be a bit slow to ask him; I'd wait until he offered, and since it was such a cold day in Hell you may decide it's something worth peeking at - otherwise - look some place else for that sort of thing because somehow the Squatters has managed to remain poker machine free and old school bar wise - one of the few and totally kick ass because of it. What an eclectic bar it is - they have a Facebook page, the Karaoke is on Wednesday night, Red Uncensored and Terri-Louise Kelly may be reciting poetry on one night a month along with plenty of other local poets and there are bands on a Thursday and Sunday night. You can get nosh a la pub for around ten dollars, nothing too fancy but it will fill your guts and the locals will fill your head full of fun stories and strange sayings. This is an old school pub with a decent drive through and a pretty good car park. There is an outdoor area for the smokers and you would go a long way to find such an easy going and chilled out venue that deals in rock and roll as well as poetry. I quite like it because it hasn't got trendy, and it is not trying to get trendy. Who needs to be trendy when you have all the poets in Adelaide massing in the back room and waxing lyrical every few weeks - that says it all. Ever met a poet in a pub who didn't have a full glass and an eye for another?

Before the Squatters Arms was insulted with tits when the lowest life in Adelaide ran it, the…read moreSquatters was a great little eating pub to relax in for us oldies. I have to say though Paul has done wonders and I'm very pleased to have been associated with him in the days of live music at Brompton in the House of Bedlam. Paul is destined for great things and when I last visited the Squatters I could see that it is and will always be a very popular venue for Adelaide's live music and I'm sure national live music. Possibly international.... So well done Paul.

I love that they repurposed the old life insurance building in a very convenient part of the town…read more The lobby was open and staff were friendly and accommodating. Depending on the time of day (I think), one of the elevators exclusively goes to the rooftop bar. The room was spacious, with a nice comfy bed and pillows. We had a nice view of the city. The bathroom was large. Nice soaps, fluffy towels and great water pressure in the shower. We could walk everywhere, including the shopping arcade across the street. Everything in Adelaide is about a 15 minute walk in any direction. Lots of shops, restaurants, coffee. Even the nice Botanical Gardens was within a walkable distance. The bar on the top floor gives a nice view. It's cozy but seating is limited. This boutique hotel is a nice change from the chains--I guess, until it's taken over as a Kimpton in 2026.

Very nice hotel with charm up the street from Rundle shopping center in Adelaide. Service was…read moregreat, convenient location, and very clean and comfortable room. I would stay here again!

Really great hotel. The location is wonderful. There's a park across the street and the primary…read moreshopping area/tourist area is two blocks away. I always mix business and pleasure when I travel. My room here was delightful. Large main room, separate bedroom. Bathroom down the hall. Much larger than a normal hotel room. Kitchenette with fridge and microwave. I would have preferred a work table, but the bar-height workspace was large and worked very well. The overall feel was extremely comfortable and it was easy to just settle in and feel at home. The staff were great, especially at the bar. Bar/dining area opens to the sidewalk seating. In October the weather was pretty perfect. It took me a full day to understand the bartending staff. The Adelaide accent is a bit stronger than Melbourne or Sydney. But they are very patient with Americans who ask for everything to be repeated three times. I stayed four nights and had an excellent experience. Would recommend it and would stay here again.

Luxury, great position, highly competitive in a relatively spare market around the city. South…read moreAustralia has some very good high end hotels in some beautiful places like Kangaroo Island and the Flinders Rangers (Wilpena Pound) but there is not a lot in the capital city that is modern luxury. Before any other Yelpers start waxing on about their opinion compared to mine, yes there are some nice places, but I think in the city the nicest places are the historical ones that have been made over - until you stay over at Mantra you can't compare. Big rooms, very lush, plush and highly relaxing. Of course you pay a high price, but compared to other capital cities the price is relatively good; it is high for Adelaide. But expect great service plus, and great rooms plus, and you may be visiting, but end up staying in your room the whole time you are here, because it is nice.

Went there for lunch today and had their lunch time special "Pepper Pie" The chef should eat one"…read morethey are terrible

Booked a table of 7 on a Sunday night Food was yum although…read more.. Peppercorn gravy - no peppercorn Garlic sauce - was actually hollandaise sauce Mushroom sauce - gravy with mushroom added Nachos pizza came out without guacamole and sour cream on top Chicken parmi - was good 2 meals came out and then 15 mins later everyone else's was brought to the table The pizza garlic bread was the highlight The team were lovely .. no complaints on the team and their manners. 18th August 24