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Port Adelaide – 3 hotels and places to stay
Nightcap at Exeter Hotel
Located in Port Adelaide, 1.5 km from Semaphore Park Beach, Nightcap at Exeter Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Swainson on Gordon
Set within the Semaphore Park district in Port Adelaide, Swainson on Gordon has air conditioning, a patio, and garden views.
Swainson on College
Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony, Swainson on College is located in Port Adelaide. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Discovery Parks - Adelaide Beachfront
Located by the beach at Semaphore, this holiday park features a swimming pool, children’s playground and BBQ area. All accommodation includes air conditioning and en suite bathrooms.
Largs Pier Hotel
Guests at Largs Pier Hotel can enjoy stylish accommodation in a heritage-listed building. This waterfront property is 15 minutes’ walk from Semaphore Beach and features an on-site restaurant.
What guests said about Port Adelaide:
- Scored 1010
What a vibe, the old and the new
What a vibe, the old and the new It’s full of characters, plenty of places to eat, coffee and drink! Love the wharf walks, lots of infrastructure still to be built Can’t wait to see what’s ahead
EliseAustralia - Scored 1010
Port Adelaide is an area that is currently improving and...
Port Adelaide is an area that is currently improving and developing each time we visit. We enjoy the quieter pace here compared to other areas and loved the ability to walk to eateries and take in the sites.AAnonymous - Scored 8.08.0
Proximity to Semaphore and within walking distance to the...
Proximity to Semaphore and within walking distance to the beach and food outlets but may be a wee bit too far at times. A cheap regular shuttle run of some kind up and down Semaphore Road via Larges and Port Adelaide would be handy. Good being close to the rail station...could hop over to Larges Beach via trains. Bit more difficult to get to much of Port Adelaide. Favourite places were Semaphore and especially around Larges Bay. Had take away and/or bought my own at Drakes mainly because too many other outlets were closed too early to cater for business oriented people. Would avoid overpriced hotels with limited rooms some of which in hind sight are now obviously too small & which contain absolutely no seating in the room or even a small work space AND which were difficult to assess as such from the somewhat limited pictorial advertising .
WolfgangAustralia - Scored 1010
I live in Brisbane and work all over Australia so I've been...
I live in Brisbane and work all over Australia so I've been to a lot of city's. Adelaide to me must be the most livable city in Australia. The beautiful federation homes, wide streets, so very clean, walking pleasure, very modern but so good in keeping the history.
raymondAustralia
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