Adabco Boutique Hotel Adelaide

Beautiful old building with lovely artwork throughout

Terrible bed for the first 3 nights

Great location. Very comfortable. Shared kitchen had everything needed. Would definitely visit again.

Nothing.

Ease of access & location.

Getting tired. Showing signs of wear and tare.

The council man who walked by and gave me a ticket ...I am new to parking fees and rules.. I was unaware I couldn't pay when I left... so that was a bummer having to pay 65$ for a complimentary 1 night park...

Room was clean. Complementary snacks were appreciated. Staff were friendly and helped me with early check-in.

Reception is not open 24 hrs. At night reception desk closes.

Loved the sitting room. The location ideal for exploring the city. Short distance to central market, and the mall. Will definitely stay here again.

The room was clean and spacious with a window.

There was some mould starting to build up in the shower area. The mattress was really soft to a point where you sink in it. We brought the issue up to the front desk after our first night sleep, only to find out that they were in the middle of replacing all the beds and no other room was available for us (We were booked in for a 4 nights stay during the long weekend). The next let down was the breakfast vouchers. The breakfast is rated as ‘Fabulous’ and we found it to be more like a scam. We paid $50 for 2 breakfast vouchers. At the cafe, we ordered the ‘Big Breakfast’ (that consist of small part of spinach, scrambled egg, a slice of toast, a couple small grilled tomatoes, fried bacon bits and their so-called special sausage that we found average) that was priced at $27.90 each. When we presented the vouchers, we had to pay an extra $20 plus the long weekend surcharge $3 to the breakfast cafe. Total breakfast for that morning cost us $73. The most expensive breakfast I have ever paid. I would have been happier with a bacon and egg roll. We made a complaint to the hotel front desk person about what had happened and his response was that he would pass it on to the management. No resolution was offered.