Stays in Adelaide

Rooftop pool and spa facilities for a luxurious city escape

Why guests love it

I recommend Eos by SkyCity to families who want a five-star Adelaide stay with a rooftop pool. Elegant rooms have balconies with city views, and a spa, sauna and fitness centre are on site, along with a restaurant and a bar. Parents can relax while children enjoy the pool. Guests rate it 9.3 from nearly 1,600 reviews, one of the highest scores in this list.

Luxury boutique hotel integrated into Adelaide Oval with parkland views

Why guests love it

I recommend the Oval Hotel to families who want a luxury boutique stay built into Adelaide Oval. Guest rooms wrap around the eastern facade with views of the heritage parklands, and spa and wellness facilities help parents relax after a day out. The city centre and cultural attractions are close. Guests rate it 9.2 from nearly 1,600 reviews, a very high score.

Five-star luxury with an indoor pool and city views in Adelaide

Why guests love it

Adelaide Marriott Hotel is a five-star hotel with a fitness centre, an indoor swimming pool, a restaurant and a bar. Rooms are elegant and air-conditioned with private bathrooms and city views. The listing says it suits luxury and family-friendly stays, with a focus on spa and wellness amenities. More than 500 guests rate it 9.1. My advice: choose it when the indoor pool matters, and ask for a high floor for the views.

City centre hotel with an infinity pool and spa facilities

Why guests love it

Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets by IHG is a city-centre base where the pool does a lot of the work for families. The infinity swimming pool is the draw after a day of sightseeing, and the fitness centre, spa and wellness facilities give parents something to use as well. Rooms have city views and air-conditioning, and the restaurant and bar are on site, so dinner can be a short walk to the lift. Guests rate it 8.9 across more than 1,400 reviews.

Modern French luxury with an indoor pool in central Adelaide

Why guests love it

Sofitel Adelaide is a five-star hotel that suits families and travellers who want polish with practical facilities. It has a modern French restaurant, an indoor swimming pool and a fitness centre, and the rooms include a desk and a flat-screen TV. It is close to the Adelaide Convention Centre and Adelaide Oval, which helps for events. I would choose it for the indoor pool and the central position.

Boutique apartments in the city centre, with balconies and free internet

Why guests love it

Adelaide Mansions Apartments offers boutique, fully self-contained studios and one-bedroom apartments in central Adelaide, so a small family can cook and spread out. Most units have a balcony, and guests get 5 GB of free internet each day. Rundle Street, Rundle Mall and the Botanic Gardens are all within easy reach, which makes outings on foot simple. More than 390 guests rate it 8.8. My advice: choose a one-bedroom apartment with children and spend a morning in the Botanic Gardens.

Boutique city stay with a pool and spa facilities in a historic building

Why guests love it

The Chancellor on Currie occupies a Neo-Georgian building in the Adelaide CBD, with a boutique feel and a family-friendly welcome. A swimming pool, a hot tub and a fitness centre are on site, and a European bistro serves meals. Major attractions and the River Torrens are close. Guests rate it 8.8 from nearly 2,900 reviews. The character of the building is the reason to choose it over a standard chain hotel.

Spacious self-contained apartments in Adelaide's East End, near vineyards

Why guests love it

I recommend Hume Serviced Apartments to families who want a quiet corner of Adelaide's East End with space to spread out. Modern one- and two-bedroom apartments have fully equipped kitchens, open-plan living areas and private balconies, some with city or Adelaide Hills views. Bars, restaurants and public transport are within easy reach. Guests rate it 8.8 from more than 1,500 reviews.

Boutique comfort with live music and diverse dining in central Adelaide

Why guests love it

The Franklin Boutique Hotel in Adelaide has air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and free WiFi, a sun terrace, a garden, and an on-site restaurant and bar with live music. The listing places it close to Victoria Square and Rundle Mall and calls it family-friendly. More than 750 guests rate it 8.8. My advice: check the live-music nights if you want a quiet evening.

Spacious serviced apartments with kitchens and a fitness centre

Why guests love it

Quest on Franklin offers serviced apartments close to Adelaide's Central Markets and Rundle Mall. Each apartment has kitchen facilities, a work desk and a flat-screen TV, most have a balcony, and guests can use a fitness centre. The kitchens suit families who would rather cook than eat out every night. I would choose it for a practical, central Adelaide stay, and an 8.7 score from 747 reviews supports that.

City centre comfort with a year-round outdoor pool and diverse dining

Why guests love it

Vibe Hotel Adelaide is in the city centre, so you can explore on foot and come back to a year-round outdoor swimming pool. Rooms have air-conditioning, free WiFi and private bathrooms. The restaurant caters to various dietary needs, and a bar and a fitness centre are also on site. It is built for city breaks and families. Guests rate it 8.7 from over 3,300 reviews, a strong score for a city hotel.

Comfortable private rooms with shared facilities and family-friendly amenities

Why guests love it

Dreamy Stays Accommodation offers budget-conscious families private rooms with shared bathrooms. Each room has air conditioning, free Wi-Fi and a private entrance, and guests share a kitchen and lounge, with an indoor play area for children and express check-in and check-out. About 95 guests rate it 8.7. Our editorial advice: check that shared bathrooms suit your family, use the play area on rainy days and cook in the shared kitchen.

City centre apartments with balconies, kitchens, and a fitness centre

Why guests love it

Amyra Residences at the Rowlands Apartments gives families space in the centre of Adelaide, with Victoria Square a short walk away. The air-conditioned apartments have a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen and a washing machine, and the building offers a fitness centre and spa and wellness facilities. About 255 guests rate it 8.7. Our editorial advice: cook some meals at home, do laundry mid-stay and explore the centre on foot.

Family-friendly city apartments with kitchenettes and city views

Why guests love it

Quest King William South gives families spacious accommodation in Adelaide with kitchenettes and city views, a short walk from Victoria Square and within easy reach of Rundle Mall and the Adelaide Convention Centre. A restaurant and a coffee shop on site cover breakfast and quick meals, and laundry services help on longer trips. More than 560 guests rate it 8.7. My advice: walk to Victoria Square in the morning and save Rundle Mall for an afternoon outing.

Riverside luxury with a pool, spa, and family-friendly amenities

Why guests love it

The InterContinental Adelaide sits on the banks of the River Torrens, next to the Adelaide Festival Centre and the Convention Centre. Rooms and suites have city views and marble bathrooms. A spa and wellness centre and a swimming pool are on site, and the hotel is described as family-friendly. That makes it a good fit for a family combining a show or a conference with a few quiet hours. Guests rate it 8.7 from over 2,800 reviews.

Adelaide's highest restaurant, a pool, and family-friendly amenities

Why guests love it

Crowne Plaza Adelaide by IHG is a four-star, family-friendly hotel with a focus on spa and wellness. It has Adelaide's highest restaurant, an outdoor swimming pool and a poolside bar, and a concierge service and a tour desk help plan days out. Stylish rooms have air conditioning and private bathrooms, and free WiFi is included. Guests score it 8.6 across 2,538 reviews, a dependable result at this scale.

Luxury city stay with a pool and spa, close to Adelaide's attractions

Why guests love it

Pullman Adelaide sits on Hindmarsh Square, so families can walk to Rundle Mall and the cafes of Rundle Street without touching the car. The lap pool and spa give children a swim after a day in the city, and some rooms come with a furnished balcony. Nearly 2,000 guests rate it 8.6. Our editorial take for families: book a balcony room if you can, keep evenings for the pool, and plan a day trip south to McLaren Vale or north to the Barossa.

Luxurious aparthotel in Adelaide's CBD with extensive wellness facilities

Why guests love it

Avani Adelaide Residences gives families a spacious suite in the CBD, with a heated indoor lap pool, a steam room, a sauna and a fitness centre in the same building. Over 1,300 guests rate it 8.6. Our editorial advice: use the pool in the morning, keep the suite for rest, and treat the golf simulator as a rainy-afternoon option for older children or adults travelling together.

Modern city centre hotel with a pool, spa facilities, and a lively bar

Why guests love it

The Hotel Grand Chancellor Adelaide makes a practical family base in the city centre, with Rundle Mall, the Convention Centre and Adelaide Oval all reachable on foot. Some rooms come with a kitchenette and a lounge area, which helps on longer stays with children. The heated outdoor pool is the afternoon highlight, while parents can use the sauna, hot tub and fitness centre. The restaurant focuses on modern Australian cooking with local produce.

Family-friendly and pet-friendly hotel in Adelaide's city centre

Why guests love it

Toms Court is a city-centre base that welcomes both families and pets, which narrows the field in Adelaide. Rooms have air-conditioning, private bathrooms and a work desk, and free WiFi is included. Breakfast covers vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices, and there is an on-site coffee shop. Parking is off-site and paid, so plan for that if you drive. Guests rate it 8.6 from more than 4,100 reviews.

Spacious city centre hotel with an indoor pool and spa facilities

Why guests love it

Peppers Waymouth Hotel works well for families who want to explore Adelaide on foot. The central location keeps the Central Market, Rundle Mall and the riverbank within easy reach, and the indoor pool gives children a reliable treat at the end of the day, whatever the weather. Rooms are spacious, some with a separate lounge, which helps when bedtimes differ. Our editorial advice: ask for a room with a lounge area, and plan a swim before dinner. More than 2,100 guests rate it 8.6.

Rooftop garden views and luxury comfort near Rundle Street

Why guests love it

Majestic Roof Garden Hotel is a four-star stay steps from Rundle Street's dining and shopping, and families will find it easy to use. The rooftop garden with panoramic city views is the signature feature, and there is a fitness room and an in-house restaurant. Rooms have king-size beds and modern bathrooms, with 24-hour room service for late arrivals or tired children. I would pick it for a central, comfortable city stay with a quiet green corner.

Self-contained family apartments steps from Rundle Mall with free WiFi

Why guests love it

Miller Apartments suit families who want a self-contained base in central Adelaide. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and a separate living area, which gives more room than a standard hotel room, and unlimited free WiFi is included. Daily servicing keeps things comfortable, and Rundle Mall is only steps away. Parking is limited and needs to be booked directly, but the location means you may not need a car. I would pick it for flexibility.

City views, a year-round pool, and a central Adelaide location

Why guests love it

I recommend Hotel Alba Adelaide to families who want a central base with an outdoor pool that stays open all year. Air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, a work desk, a flat-screen TV and city views, and the restaurant serves several breakfast options. A fitness centre is on site. Victoria Square is a short walk away. Guests rate it 8.4 from nearly 1,700 reviews.

City-centre apartments with balconies, kitchens, and a spa

Why guests love it

I recommend Realm Apartments by CLLIX to families who want a self-contained base they can walk out of into Adelaide's centre. Air-conditioned apartments have balconies and fully equipped kitchens, and a fitness centre, a spa and wellness centre and free WiFi are on site. Rundle Mall and the Adelaide Botanic Garden are easy to reach. Guests rate it 8.4 from more than 1,800 reviews.

Spacious city apartments with cooking facilities, close to everything

Why guests love it

I recommend Mantra Adelaide Central to families who need real space in the city centre. Studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments all have air conditioning and cooking facilities, so a three-bedroom unit can take a larger family. It is a handy base for city sightseeing and for trips to South Australia's vineyards and wildlife. Guests rate it 8.4 from more than 1,600 reviews.

Luxury boutique hotel in a heritage building, right in the heart of Adelaide

Why guests love it

The Mayfair occupies a renovated heritage building overlooking Rundle Mall, so the shopping and dining of central Adelaide is on the doorstep. Rooms are stylish with modern amenities, and the hotel has a restaurant, a lounge bar and a fitness centre. Spa and wellness facilities are part of the offer. It is described as family-friendly, though the setting leans boutique. Guests rate it 8.3 from nearly 3,650 reviews.