I've stayed here several times because my family live out in the country and before I found…read moreaccommodation in the city I had to have some place to sleep while I was looking for a place to rent. I have been a Youth Hostels Association member for many years, but you do not have to be a YHA member to stay in this clean and utilitarian accommodation. You should be fresh faced and ready to pay the reasonable rates. You should be happy to clean up after yourself in the shower room or the kitchen and you should be a happy camper willing to share the lounge room without demanding everything is your way (like what music is playing or what film is being screened on the TV) If you are they type who is able to enjoy hostel type arrangements, this is one of the finest in the state. It's not as noisy as some inner city hostels, like the ones in Sydney or Auckland (NZ) for example. There are lots of really excellent and cheap eating venues within walking distance in Gouger Street, there is a public swimming pool about ten minutes away on a bike or bus and only a thirty minute walk away (through the park lands) there is Internet access and there are usually lots of rooms available if you don't mind sharing in a bunk bed room - usually there's no more than six in one room so it doesn't get massively overcrowded. Adelaide is a university city so it is not unusual to find many students at the start of the year here doing what I did - looking around for long term accommodation from the hostel base. The price range per person per night starts at just under $30 so it is very reasonable indeed.

Great rooms,great new friends from all over the world! And so helpful staff!!…read more They help with great tips, even sent my lost jacket back by mail. Totally sweet. A find.

The place is old, but clean. When you arrive, look carefully for the sign as it doubles up as a…read moretour agency, so you may not see it immediately. The staff are friendly and will help you book any tours you want to do in the region.

Fantastic apartment. Amazing view. Fantastic location. Lovely meet and greet service. I'd recommend…read morethis apartment and this company to anyone visiting Adelaide. I look forward to returning to Adelaide so I can rent this lovely apartment again.

I didn't actually stay here because they were booked up, but the guys at reception were so nice and…read morehelpful, I wanted to write a review. They called about 5 places to see if they had vacancies and helped me get a bed at one of them.

Honestly, this is so much better than the older bus station, not that I really catch buses all this…read moremuch these days, namely because flying is so much cheaper, and convenient, and faster (though not so environmentally friendly). Yeah, the old bus station was a bit of a dump, however this newer one has great facilities, and is a much better place for buses that come through Adelaide, which is probably the major non-car method of getting around the state. Yeah, they have definitely made it a much better place to catch buses from.

Coming from the country I have frequented the Adelaide Central Bus Station more than I would like…read moreto admit. That 6 hour Stateliner trip with 8 million stops to Mount Gambier is the bane of my existence and as soon as I could get my license I was saving for a car so I wouldn't have to travel on the bus anymore. Having said that, for those who don't mind the bus the service has greatly improved as has the facilities. The new Central Bus Station has been there for a few years but looks so much nicer than the sad looking building next door that was its former residences. The building is light and airy and there is plenty of seating room while you wait. There is big row of customer service people who can help with your questions and a little café to purchase magazines or food for the trip. There are nice toilet facilities and a freight area where you can pick up packages sent up on the buses. A definite improvement on what used to be there before, although there is still not great parking which becomes a pain.

It has been a very, very long time since the last train stopped here to let off passengers…read more However, despite that the railway station still remains, which is good because it is actually a really, really nice station, not like many of the others scattered about the Adelaide Metropolitan area. A part of me would really like the trains to start running through here again though.

This station is actually really new, but then again the entire development is quite new, namely…read morebecause it used to be a racecourse, but well, now it isn't. Anyway, this station is basically what you would expect from a station in Adelaide, and that is nothing much at all. It basically has a shelter, and a decently sized one at that, and a screen that tells you when the next train is coming along. Fortunately though, it does happen to be located near the shops, and buses also stop nearby as well.

I'm certainly glad that they kept the building when they decided to sink the railway line. However,…read moreit is no longer the station that I knew, and occasionally visited. The station itself is, well, like most other stations in Adelaide, and that is basically a couple of platforms with shelters, though since the tracks have been sunk it means that the accessibility is better, and you don't have to cross the railway lines directly to get to the other side. However, as mentioned, the thing that I particularly liked about this station is that the building is still there.