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Henley Beachfront Luxury + Pool, Spa, Sauna!
LUXE HOUSE HENLEY — Unwind in your own heated private pool/spa and sauna just steps from the ocean. Watch sunsets, hear the waves, and stroll into Henley Square for cafés, restaurants and coastal vibes. ☀️🏖️ - Jaw-Dropping 2 Storey Beachfront Opulence - Opulent Feel With 3.5m+ Ceilings! - Heated Pool/Spa & Infrared Sauna - Pool Table & Pac-man Game Machine - Filtered Tap Water - Fast Wifi - 5 Minute Walk To Henley Square/All Cafe's & Restaurants - 5-10 Minutes To Airport | 15 Minutes To City
Botanic Gardens Apartment- Prime City Location
Located across the road from the Botanic Gardens, this stunning first floor heritage listed apartment is located in the most idyllic part of Adelaide. Lofty ceilings, stylish furnishings, French doors & balcony create the perfect space for guests to feel luxuriously comfortable. Top Adelaide restaurants Golden Boy & Africola on your doorstep. Free tram on North Tce to Adelaide Oval, Art Gallery, Museum and Adelaide University. 2 min walk to get to the the Fringe Festival & vibrant Rundle St.
George. Luxe Residence with Private Rooftop
Welcome to George. A fully renovated 2-bedroom, 2 bath, workers cottage in the south-west of the CBD. A truly unique stay with stunning city views from the private rooftop terrace. The house is perfect for singles, couples, families, and friends, comfortably sleeping up to four people. Inside, find a modern living, fully equipped kitchen, two bedrooms and two bathrooms with laundry facilities included. We are experienced AirBnb hosts, and look forward to making your stay truly memorable!
"The Nook" Studio Guesthouse
Welcome to The Nook, your cozy retreat nestled in the serene Adelaide Hills. This modern cottage studio is the perfect haven for those seeking tranquility and comfort amidst natures embrace. With its sleek design and thoughtful amenities, The Nook offers a seamless blend of contemporary living and rustic charm. Whether you are sipping wine on the private patio, exploring the nearby vineyards or simply unwinding by the fireplace, come experience the beauty of the Adelaide Hills in our Oasis
Chesterdale
Chesterdale is in the heart of Kuitpo forest on 32 acres, surrounded by 8,900 acres of pine plantations and native forests. Perfect for walking and riding, the Heysen and Kidman trails are accessible through our back gate. Famous McLaren Vale and Adelaide Hills wineries are nearby. While the guest suite is attached to the main house, it is quite separate and totally private. A 50 minute drive from Adelaide’s CBD and a 20 minute drive from southern beaches, it is perfect for a weekend escape.
The Terrace Apartment
Rated Best Airbnb Adelaide CBD 2023, Sitchu online magazine. Nestled among very few of the last remaining historic terrace houses in the heart of the city, this newly renovated two-bedroom, one bathroom apartment is the epitome of old meets Built in 1872, The Terrace Apartment has been exquisitely renovated to unwind in style in Adelaide’s hip East End only a steppingstone away from some of Adelaide’s award-winning restaurants, café’s, designer shops and the spectacular Botanic Gardens.
Under the Oaks, Hahndorf, Adelaide Hills
Under the Oaks is a beautifully converted 1858 church just for couples. Situated in Hahndorf in the stunning Adelaide Hills, just 15 minutes up the freeway, nestled under historic oak trees and within walking distance to the vibrant main street. Amble the historic village and discover the array of shops, wineries, restaurants, galleries and cafes. Luxuriously appointed, it is the perfect space for couples to relax between exploring all the Adelaide Hills and surrounds has to offer.
Hide - Adelaide Hills
Set on the doorstep of Uraidla, this tiny cabin is nestled by the flower garden at the bottom of the property, overlooking the valley below. Built by hand to be cosy and comfortable, this is the place if you're looking to retreat and take a breath. If you're ready to explore, Hide is your basecamp to discover what the Adelaide Hills has to offer. Come and be replenished, renewed and rejuvenated at Hide in the beautiful Adelaide Hills where good food, wine, and produce abound.
'Hielen Brae' c.1895 Stirling South Australia
One of the oldest & most endearing properties in Stirling, ‘Hielen Brae’ is located in a quiet, semi-rural setting, 5 minutes walk from Stirling village & twenty minutes drive from the city. The self-contained two-bedroom ground floor apartment is suitable for two people and is located at the rear of the house, leading onto the secluded patio & garden. It includes a fully equipped kitchen/laundry & bathroom, high speed WIFI, complimentary ‘Netflix’ & 'Amazon Prime'.
North Adelaide Loft | Chic City-Fringe Escape
Studio Loft One. Is a creative escape perched high in the treetops, inspired by European adventures. Tucked between history & manicured streets, it’s the perfect stay & play, wine & dine - a sanctuary from which to experience everything SA has to offer. Dine alfresco, swing on the rooftop terrace or find a nook in the lounge to rest & recharge. Delight in vibrant inner-city living, enjoying the lively soundtrack of bustling streets and the restaurant below.
Ode to the Orchard • outdoor bath, stunning views
A cosy, curated cottage with a rustic vibe, Ode to the Orchard is surrounded by the Adelaide Hills’ finest wineries and sits high on 16 acres. It is one of the original stone homes of the area and enjoys stunning 360 degree views of picturesque Lenswood. There is no better place to relax: soak in the gorgeous claw-foot bath looking out to the stars, enjoy that glass of local red by the fire, or try out our apple crumble recipe in the vintage wood-fired Aga.
Hideaway
Welcome to Hideaway, one of two charming cabins nestled on a hillside and surrounded by mature gum trees. Set on a 40-acre working farm, our retreat offers breathtaking views and a peaceful escape from the everyday. Located just a short drive from the iconic Hahndorf Main Street, Hideaway combines rustic charm with modern comforts, providing the perfect getaway in the picturesque Adelaide Hills. Check us out: @windsorcabins
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When is the best time to visit Adelaide?
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| Avg. price | $174 AUD | $175 AUD | $184 AUD | $189 AUD | $153 AUD | $154 AUD | $160 AUD | $154 AUD | $167 AUD | $178 AUD | $205 AUD | $215 AUD |
| Avg. temp | 23°C | 23°C | 20°C | 18°C | 15°C | 13°C | 12°C | 12°C | 14°C | 17°C | 19°C | 21°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Adelaide?
Many travelers choose stays in city neighborhoods like North Adelaide, Glenelg, and the East End area, each known for dining, shopping, and cultural venues. These areas have a mix of boutique accommodations, heritage homes, and apartments that offer easy access to popular sites.
What are the best things to do in Adelaide with kids?
Families often explore the Adelaide Zoo, interactive exhibits at the South Australian Museum, and green spaces at Botanic Park. The Adelaide Central Market also has food stalls and lively sights to discover together.
What are some of the best things to do in Adelaide?
Explore art at the Art Gallery of South Australia, wander leafy paths in the Adelaide Botanic Garden, and shop or snack at the bustling Adelaide Central Market. Glenelg Beach is frequently suggested for relaxed seaside experiences.
How is the weather in Adelaide?
Adelaide has warm summers near 63–85°F (17–30°C) and mild, wetter winters around 47–61°F (8–16°C). Layers and a light rain jacket work well, especially during cooler months.
What are the best places to visit in Adelaide?
Adelaide has the lively Adelaide Central Market, cultural spaces like the South Australian Museum, and green retreats at the Adelaide Botanic Garden. Glenelg Beach is also frequently suggested for its coastal ambiance.
What are some hiking trails in Adelaide?
The Waterfall Gully to Mount Lofty Summit trail is a favorite for scenic climbs, while Cleland Conservation Park has bushland walks and wildlife viewing. Morialta Conservation Park is known for its rocky gorges and waterfall tracks.
What are some family activities we can do in Adelaide?
Families frequently visit the Adelaide Zoo, picnic or play at Botanic Park, and browse food and crafts at the Adelaide Central Market. The Migration Museum has interactive history exhibits suitable for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Adelaide?
Explore vineyards and cellar doors in the Barossa Valley, wander historic towns around the Adelaide Hills, or enjoy sandy beaches and seafood in the Fleurieu Peninsula region. Wildlife sanctuaries and coastal walks are also frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Adelaide?
Many rentals in Adelaide neighborhoods like Glenelg and North Adelaide welcome pets, with nearby parks and open spaces for easy strolls. Look for listings that feature pet-friendly amenities and outdoor areas.
What are some local tips for visiting Adelaide?
Consider exploring neighborhood markets for local produce and crafts, and try public transit for easy access to beaches and wine regions. Booking ahead for popular festivals and events is frequently suggested, especially during peak seasons.
What is Adelaide known for?
Adelaide is known for its lively arts and culinary scene, heritage architecture, and proximity to renowned wine regions. The city has diverse festivals and green parklands woven throughout urban neighborhoods.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Adelaide?
Many travelers seek out street art in the laneways around the East End, discover small galleries in the Port Adelaide area, or browse vintage shops and cafes in Norwood. The Himeji Garden is a tranquil spot tucked away near the parklands.
What are the best foods to try in Adelaide?
Locally inspired foods often include Coffin Bay oysters, Kangaroo Island lamb, and artisan cheeses from nearby regions. The Adelaide Central Market features multicultural street eats and seasonal produce.
What should I bring for a trip to Adelaide?
Pack layers for variable temperatures, a light rain jacket for cooler months, and comfortable shoes for exploring city streets and gardens. Sunscreen and hats are handy, especially during sunny summer days.
What is the nightlife in Adelaide like?
Adelaide’s nightlife has small bars, music venues, and late-night restaurants, especially in the city center and West End. Local wine bars and live music clubs make an inviting atmosphere for evening outings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Adelaide?
Adelaide Festival brings international arts each late summer, while WOMADelaide celebrates world music and dance. The Adelaide Fringe is frequently suggested for pop-up performances, installations, and creative gatherings throughout the city.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Adelaide?
Adelaide has many family-friendly rentals in areas like Glenelg, Norwood, and North Adelaide, often featuring multi-bedroom homes and access to playgrounds or beaches. Filtering by amenities can help identify properties suited for families.
When is the best time to visit Adelaide?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Seasonal festivals around this time are a popular draw for visitors.
All about Adelaide
Adelaide is the capital city of South Australia and the fifth-largest Australian capital. It’s surrounded by more than 70 kilometres of coastline on the west and the Adelaide Hills on the east. The hills, which are a short 30-minute drive from the city center, are home to historic villages, including Hahndorf, Australia’s oldest surviving German settlement. Adelaide is perhaps most famous for being the wine-growing capital of Australia — including the world-class Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale wine regions.
Adelaide’s urban center is relatively compact — it’s known as the 20-minute city because you can walk from one end to the other in a very short amount of time. The town’s lively main street reflects its German heritage, most evident in the shops selling cuckoo clocks and German trinkets, and the restaurants and pubs offering traditional German fare. Adelaide is also known as the City of Churches, for its large number of ornate houses of worship within the city and surrounding suburbs.
What are the top things to do in Adelaide?
Adelaide Central Markets
Visit the city’s hub of food and culture, the Adelaide Central Market, where you’ll discover eateries offering treats from all parts of the globe. Visit local producers selling fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, chocolate, honey, and breads. You can also take a guided tour through the market, learning about its rich history and beloved characters.
Barossa Valley
Take the 60-minute drive north of the city to the Barossa Valley, known as the wine capital of Australia. Here you will find some of the world’s most famous wineries, which offer tastings and stunning locations to enjoy a spot of lunch within charming historical towns.
RoofClimb Adelaide Oval
Take the RoofClimb above the iconic Adelaide Oval cricket ground for 360-degree views of Adelaide and beyond. RoofClimb guides will take you across the rooftop of the Oval’s Western Stand before you head to the Riverbank platform, perched 50 metres over the stadium. Sit in the world’s first rooftop stadium seats and hear about Adelaide’s rich history.
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1,200 of Adelaide holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access
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4.7 Average rating
Adelaide stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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Adelaide's top spots, include Adelaide Oval, Adelaide Botanic Garden, and Art Gallery of South Australia
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