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"Great location, clean & the breakfast is a added bonus "

"Stepping into Stamford Plaza Adelaide on North Terrace, I was greeted with warm smiles and a personal touch, with staff addressing me by name from check-in to check-out. The hotel’s prime location, just 600m from Adelaide Oval, is perfect for sports fans. Rundle Mall (200m), the Art Gallery of South Australia (500m), and Adelaide Botanic Garden (1.6km) offer shopping and culture, while Gouger Street (1km) and Leigh Street (800m) buzz with dining and fashion. The King Deluxe room was clean, cozy, and spacious, with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV and plush bedding. Complimentary chocolates and wine added a special touch. Remarkably quiet despite the central spot, it was a relaxing haven, though slight decor wear hints at ongoing renovations. Transportation is effortless, with Adelaide Central Station opposite for trains to the airport (7km, 15 mins) or Glenelg Beach (40-min tram). Buses and trams are steps away, and valet parking is available, though tight for larger cars. The Adelaide Convention Centre is a 600m walk. The staff, especially Anisa, Varisha, and Janvi, were exceptional, keeping my room spotless with warm smiles. Dining at La Boca Bar and Grill and nearby Gouger and Leigh Streets offers culinary variety. Minor dated fixtures aside, Stamford Plaza’s location and hospitality make it a great Adelaide base."

"The room we had was fantastic and very spacious and a good bargain for the price"

"The staff were absolutely lovely and went out of their way to accommodate us, even to the extent of bringing up a microwave to our room. "

"Love the location and the Ocean View Balcony Room offer a very reasonable upgrade from Ocean View Room. The Promenade Restaurant, The Horizon Cocktail Bar was a great evening of bubbles, canapes and a delicious dinner. A great mini break."

"Everything was great "

"Great central location "

"Did not realize I should have received a perk…. Still enjoyed the room!"

"We didn’t get to explore the restaurants in the area as we did the vineyards. But the SA magazine have some great ideas for cafes/ breakfast. Everything was fairly central and easy to drive to. "