I love Brighton Caravan Park. Mum and I have stayed here a lot and it's fabulous. It's located…read moreright on the beach with ocean views. It was so great staying in summer because so many people were out and about. I can remember at dawn mum and I sat right on the beach and it was just amazing to see how many people were there. The customer service was great and I especially love the hiking trail thing. Mum and I like to walk from Brighton Caravan Park all the way to the Brighton jetty because it keeps us fit. I would definitely stay here with a boyfriend because it's very peaceful and serene. It's also a great place to take the kids. I absolutely think this place is great and I love how the caravan isn't too packed like Adelaide Shores. If you're looking for a getaway come here. If you live in the city and feel like you don't have much time to exercise then this is the place to you. I'll make sure to come back to Brighton during the holidays Note: Brighton is close to a surf life saving club which has free Wi-Fi. Pull up a tent or stay in a cabin that's located nearest to the surf life saving club for free Wi-Fi

Ophelia Cottage on Hahndorfs Main Street is a period cottage that has been converted into…read moreaccomodation. The front is however a gift shop with jewellery and numerous girlie things on offer. If that was all there was to the store I really wouldn't have given it much time at all, let alone write a Yelp entry! But there is something else that makes this little store super cool.....little junk animals! In the front court yard is a selection of Mice, Ants and Pigs, made out of scrap metal that look super cool! I have put up a couple of pics, so make sure you check them out. The ants in particular are right up my deviant ally, complete with bazookas and mini-guns. They are a pretty decent price too considering the work and creativity that has gone into them. I wouldn't go up to Hahndorf just to check them out, but certainly poke your head in if you are around the area!

The name is a tad corny, giving the impression of a heavily themed venue but rest assured this is…read morenot the case. In actuality Camelot Castle is one of the few remaining quirky, hidden gems of the Adelaide Hills. Still, it is a castle. With loads of stonework and battlements, and inside, a few decorative shields and swords, there is no shortage of character. One aspect of medieval times that could be left in the past is the gloom of the main dining (or banquet) hall. The low lighting does work well with the traditional exposed timbers, but it feels a little like a dungeon when you come in from the bright of outside. The food and drink are excellent, and the house wines whilst looking like cheaply labeled clean skins are a world better than the goon you might otherwise expect. The location is Camelot's best feature. Often when people say hidden, they mean "not many people know about it yet" or "it's just off the main street" but in this case, it is literally hidden. In an orchard filled valley, tucked in against the side of a steep hill, the entrance is only visible for a moment before you're around the next corner. Also, due to the terrain mobile phone coverage is near non-existent, which also affects the accuracy of phone GPS. Don't panic, it's nice countryside to be lost in.

Best value for money, big meals taste great and owners and staff are really friendly…read more Have tried most things on the menu in my 2yrs in strath always supurb food

The food is delicious and the staff are very friendly. The owners are legends, and the pinball…read moremachine is very fun.

Enjoying my city break so far! Staff has been exceptionally friendly and helpful, not just today…read morebut on the previous two phonecalls when I confirmed parking and also asked if we could park there 3 hours ahead of check-in time. Nothing seemed too much trouble. The hotel is so conventionally located just near Rundle St and with highly acclaimed Andre's Polenta Restaurant downstairs. Our studio room is small as expected, however has a large balcony and is very modern, clean and well appointed. I would definitely stay here again and it makes for a fabulous city break for locals or would be perfect for a traveller from interstate or overseas.

Impressive so far! Ultra friendly and very helpful staff. There's pre-bookable car parking below…read morewhich is unbelievably convenient when you're in the middle of the city! The room is small but neat and tidy and well appointed with a huge balcony overlooking Frome Street (funnily enough!). There's a good selection of standardly overpriced goodies and it's nice to see mugs instead of ridiculously tiny cups that are usually supplied! Add to this the short walk to Rundle Street, Adelaide's nightlife and gorgeous company and the experience is complete!

This pub was a little hit and miss. When I first popped into Lobethal it was closed, though that…read morewas probably because it was Christmas. However, when I managed to get back, it had opened up again. It felt somewhat older than many of the other pubs in the area, which I have to admit was pretty cool, and there was a nice verandah out the front where one could sit, though I have to admit that the foot traffic isn't particularly huge. Still, as a place for a beer it isn't too bad, even though the beer selection isn't particularly huge.

The Rising Sun Hotel is a rather small hotel in Lobethal at the top of the Main Road. The hotel is…read morerather dated looking inside and out. There is a small dining area that had plastic table clothes with plastic chairs. The bar area was very narrow all round with seating on stools only. So...with a genuinely tired looking pub what makes it good..... well that would be the prices! $5 for all aussie pints and $6 for all imperial is an excellent offer. Also on offer is a range of different shots such as Jager Bombs, Jam Donuts and Skittle Bombs...which is a little strange for country hotel. Unfortunately we never got to eat here as we went on Pageant day and didn't think i would have to book - turns out i was wrong so the limited dining area filled very quickly. However the food i witnessed look going to people looks to be good serves of everything and i will be head back one day to try! When i get to try the food it may up the stars...but for a place to drink there is better available in Lobethal if you dont mind paying a little more!

7 adults for a birthday dinner. We attempted to use the QT code table ordering system…read more This timed out trying to find items/ decuson making and had to start over again. Specials had to be ordered at the bar. Waited inline for 15 minutes. When asking for the roast chicken special. Was informed it was no longer available, no sign on counter to advise. Those who managed to order via the QR me&u app received their order within 30 mins. However, those that ordered at the bar didn't receive their order. After 45 minutes of waiting, we flagged down a server and was advised. 'It's probably on its way', then continued away from the kitchen to clear a table. After 10 mins, that server asked the kitchen. Then, 10 mins later, a manager attended our table and advised that the order had not been finalised due to different ordering methods, and the order will be sorted straight away. We waited another 15 mins and watched as others got their orders with the same meals, these orders weren't bumped. A member of our party went and asked for the entrees at least. Then, 5 minutes later, the food appeared. The 2nd round of drinks ordered by app appeared in different glasses, not the same volume as previous glasses. Food tasted great. I feel the staff require basic hospo training and requirements to meet the basics.

Well, after living in Adelaide for years, and even living reasonbly close to this place, I finally…read moregot around to paying it a visit, and my impression was that I hadn't missed out on all that much. This was one of those pubs that people would always talk about, but I never got around to paying it a visit. Okay, they probably have done it up somewhat since I was much younger, but it still didn't stand out from all the other pubs that I have visited in my time. I did quite like the front bar though, which was on two levels, and the beer garden was quite nice, but I doubt I will be going back here again (though who knows, I might just do that).

Good value stay in Adelaide CBD We booked a one bedroom…read moreapartment for our stay in Adelaide and it suited us perfectly. Although the apartment was a little old and tired, it was well designed and had a fully equipped kitchen, laundry facilities, flat screen TV in the lounge, good bathroom and a comfortable bed. Although it's in dodgy Hindley Street, it's in an excellent location - just a 1 minute walk to the tram and Rundle Mall. This is a really good value option for a stay in the CBD.

I have stayed at Millers Apartments twice now ( 5 years apart) and both times I have had a great…read morestay. Both of the apartments have been lovely, clean and quiet. It was hard finding 3 br accommodation in Adelaide during the school holidays and I was concerned about being on Hindley Street but once inside the apartment we felt safe and removed from the noise of the city. Hindley Street is full of colourful characters so I wouldn't spend a lot of time walking down it with younger children but for our age group we had every convenience just outside our door. Great location for shopping, dining and nightlife.I will definitely make Millers Apartments my first choice when I return to Adelaide.