Large modern train station with a tracks and frequent service until midnight. Clean stocked…read morerestrooms and lots of benches to sit and wait. Schedules were posted in front end on the tracks. There were donut, sandwich and fast food shops. For $11.20 we purchased a day pass and could ride as many trains in a day as we wanted. Trains were clean, stopped frequently & posted the next stop. There were cameras & security in each train car.

Good way to get around town. My family and I traveled via cruise ship. We came from Outer Harbor…read more It was free to go to town in Adelaide but we had to pay $5.90 to go back to Outer Harbor from Adelaide Central Station. The train personnel were friendly on guiding us where to buy our tickets. We also bought thr metro card for the following day so we can tour the city again.

This place has been completely done up since I was last here. Well, not quite because I grew up in…read morethe area, and this railway station used to be terrible, even after they built the shopping centre nearby. It seems as if somebody had realised that a station near a shopping needs to be a little nicer than what they originally had there. So, I certainly give it points for the upgrade.

Yeah, this station is pretty tacky, but then again that is pretty much the case with literally 99%…read moreof Adelaide's railway stations. Mind you, it is sort of a terminus station, namely because there are some trains that stop here, and that is helpful because it is also a rather short walk down to the beach, making it one of the easiest beaches to get to in Australia as well. Yeah, this station is pretty convenient, even if it is rather tacky.

I used to use this place quite regularly, namely because I lived around the corner. It is basically…read morea bus interchange, but it is located on a dedicated busway that heads straight into the city. Actually, I haven't been on it since I left Adelaide, and they apparently have upgraded it somewhat, making the trip into the city even faster. Look, there isn't anything too fancy here, no restrooms, no kiosk, just shelters (and not particularly good ones either), and lots of buses that stop on their way into the city. Yeah, this thing that I do like about this place is that it is pretty quick to get into the city using the Obahn.

Since it had been quite a while since I had last been down here, let alone lived here, I didn't…read morerealise that there were actually some nice stations in Adelaide. In fact, a part of me thought that they were all basically platforms with shelters. However, it probably should surprise me that there are actually some nice stations, especially along the line that heads towards Melbourne namely because these stations existed where there was some development back then. Anyway, this is one of those rather nice stations, and quite old as well. They even keep it in good nick, which is pretty good.

Great location right next to the Adelaide markets and the trams. Friendly staff and the breakfast…read morewas amazing with so many options.

We have several children including foster kids, so our opportunities to get respite so we can get…read moreaway for a night are confined to about once or twice a year. So we try to do something nice and pick a 4 or preferably 5 star hotel to stay in. We hadn't stayed at The Hilton before and it was more expensive than other similar hotels, but with the Hilton brand we expected it to be really good. We spent a similar amount on a King deluxe room as we could have got a nicer room elsewhere (eg: small suite). We got breakfast as well. What was nice. The room was clean with stickers everywhere saying it had been 'Covid cleaned'. The bed was comfy. Temperature control was good and water pressure was great. Concierge were nice and friendly. Took a while for the Honors app digital key to kick in, but that was a nice touch. And when a room a couple of doors down stated playing music so loud it was thumping through ours, they were quick to come up and handle the situation. What could have been better. No robes - we had to call down and they supplied them within 10 minutes with many apologies. No top sheet on the bed. Again, a call downstairs and they fixed that too. Less than one roll of toilet paper supplied - glad we didn't run out, though came close. Room service stops at 10pm - seems a little early for a 5 star hotel. And if we did want anything, well $8.50 for a bottle of water? (There's no mini-bar due to Covid, so room service is your only option if you need something). Their online info says we can use our own subscriptions for Apple TV, Netflix etc but we couldn't find instructions on the TV as stated and by that stage, we were just a little over the whole thing so didn't bother calling for assistance. I'm tech savvy and if I need help to get that working, I wonder how others might fare. And it's a little thing, but I expect the toilet roll holder in a 5 star hotel to be complete, but half of it was missing. It just looks shabby and dated, as if they don't worry much about maintenance. And that's probably a statement of the place as a whole - it's clean, but dated. Breakfast was just a let down. It was obvious they'd been cooking food for a while, as the bacon was dry and chewy, but they hadn't put the tags out to state what was under each of the cloches. And when I came to use the toaster, one of the staff wiped down the knobs and in so doing turned the setting up to charcoal (I think technically it was "dark", but the result was the same). Coffee was served in individual plungers, but they didn't put anywhere near enough coffee in, so the result was so weak it was almost tasteless. And then for some reason they supplied the milk in another coffee mug, so trying to pour inevitably resulted in a pool of milk on the table. These are little things - but they just suggest they're not prepared for their guests. You might excuse one, but after half a dozen issues it's just not 5 star quality. Finally, the parking is a 5 minute walk away and with Covid, no valet service - fair enough. They offered a ticket for a local car park for $25. We declined but ending up parking in the same car park. We paid $8 instead. That's just a rip-off. Summary Charges like a 5 star hotel, but misses the mark. Promised much but delivered little. We won't be back.

Eventually, when I am the ruler of the planet, there will be a guided bus tour around Adelaide with…read moresites that influenced me in my early years. Levi Park will be on this tour, and there will be a giant statue of me, possibly wearing Speedo's! Levi Park is Grrrrrrrreat! I used to head there on weekends with my family for tennis picnics and to dob the footy with dad. There is a very nice, rustic feel to Levi with a lot to explore for a group of kids while the Adults slog it out or sit back with a box or two of fine wine! In the centre of the caravan park is the old homestead and one of the biggest old fig trees you will ever see. It is well over 100 years old and great for a bit of hide and seek. Also, because it is located on the Torrens River, you can slip out the back and let the kids have a play on the nearby stone bridge. If you're lucky you may even find a yabby or two!

When you think of a caravan park you don't normally think of one being situated within a stone's…read morethrow of a city centre but that is exactly where Levi Park Caravan Park is. In fact this caravan park is just 5 kms or 10 minutes from the heart of Adelaide. This place is great if you've got family or friends coming to visit and no room to put them up at your place. Situated at Vale Park, it's in a pretty ritzy Adelaide suburb but more significantly it backs onto the River Torrens and Linear Park. Now don't think of the stinky old Torrens Lake at Elder Park, this part of the River Torrens is surrounded by natural vegetation, families of ducks and is really very pretty. There's a walking and riding track so packing either your shoes or your wheels for your stay is a must. Levi Park Caravan Park caters for all different kinds of guests. There are spots for caravans and for those who like to camp out in tents, and then there are a range of cabins and villas with all the luxuries of home if you want to get away from it all but still need those extra creature comforts. The amenities too are first rate with BBQ, laundry and shower facilities there for guests to use. The really good thing about it is even though you're staying in a caravan park, you're just out of the city and there's a bus stop right out front so getting around is really easy. To top it all off the grounds at this caravan park are pretty stunning. There's a beautiful old Moreton Bay Fig tree just next to the historic Vale House. The old house has been divided into apartments and you can stay there as well. All in all it's a far cry from my memories of staying in caravan parks as a kid where cold showers and hot caravans were the norm.

This is my first visit to Adelaide so can't compare my experience here with the other hotels…read more However the rooms are comfy, spacious. I love the large bathrooms and that there is free wifi. The other mantra hotels I've been too didn't offer free wifi, so this is a winner for me. Also there is a lap pool!!! The full breakfast is a little disappointing with its selection but overall a good experience.