Close to the beach, beautiful clean 2 bedroom apartments with everything you need! Make sure you…read moreask for an upstairs apartment or you may have stomping little kid as above you making lots of noise.

We love this place. Excellent location, simple check-in, just arrive and make yourself at home. We…read morestayed here two times and loved it. Very convenient location with beach around the corner and shopping three minutes away. The apartments are clean and well maintained. Always check this place when planning a trip to Adelaide.

There's no doubt having kids changes you, your lifestyle and your idea of a good time…read more Before having our daughter, my husband and I scoffed at the notion of spending time in a holiday resort in our own city, however, my sister-in-law decided for her 40th birthday, she would like to spend the weekend at the Adelaide Shores Resort with family and friends in attendance, so arrangements were made, the car loaded, trailer attached and off we set on the 30.6km road trip to our destination. We had booked a Dunes cabin which indeed faced the dunes of West Beach and the toddler took great delight in watching the steady stream of runners and cyclists along the beach path. There were other cabin options available; this was the cheapest 2 bedroom option that included a private bathroom within the cabin itself. Others offered either shared amenities blocks or a private "en suite" (external) bathroom. There was a minimum 2-night booking and we paid $176 per night for Friday and Saturday. The cabin was clean, basic, maybe a little 90s in terms of décor but the linen was nice and it had all we needed for our stay in terms of utensils, crockery, cutlery, cleaning products and a decent sized fridge. As we had decided to be reasonably self-sufficient and not buy meals apart from Saturday dinner, we had brought our own barbecue (gas only, no charcoal or open flame), loads of food, an outdoor setting and the toddler's highchair which we set up in the lawned area outside our cabin. The resort has a huge variety of activities and is well kept with plenty of green lawned areas, shaded picnic gazebos with barbecues, two pools, a Splash Zone, several playgrounds including an air conditioned indoor toddler room, a games room, jumping pillows, pedal cars, bikes and go karts for hire and more. All this and the back gate of the resort (about 10 metres from our door) leads you right onto the beach. Unfortunately the gate closes at 9pm which was a little early. I'd have liked a late night stroll on the sand but we didn't get the time. The resort has a great family friendly vibe and other guests were pleasant and friendly, there was no noise or antisocial behaviour that we observed. I enjoyed being away from home, the resort facilities and the beach but now I feel like I need a real holiday!

I have stayed there twice. It can be difficult to secure a reservation at a good rate but if…read morebooked, the accommodations are quite nice and there is a lot to do on property. I have stayed there as a single traveler but I can see that it is probably very nice for families with the on property activities. It is also a short walk to the beach which is nice. Generally cars can be driven very close to the cabins so it is convenient for luggage. The kitchens are well stocked with equipment. On my first stay I needed something not in the cabin and when I asked at the front desk they were quite helpful and found the item that I was able to use on my stay. I suppose the reason it did not get a higher rating is it is possible to get apartment style accommodations at a similar price a couple blocks away on along the beach which provides a nicer view.

Had lunch here today in the bistro and the views are great. Long reaching over the golf course and…read moreinto the Hindmarsh valley. The atmosphere is casual and it was fairly busy with people who had either finished or about to play golf. The food was enjoyable and well priced.

There are two main eating areas here-a fine dining restaurant and the golf club bistro. We ate in…read morethe latter tonight. The view and atmosphere are great. The staff were friendly enough. And the food wasn't at all bad. BUT sadly I have to say that an hour's wait for main course without any explanation or jollying along is too long. Far too long. We were about to leave. I'd hesitate to go here again. In their defence it is a busy holiday period. One could also say that that could have been foreseen.

Not much to say about this dump! "resort" -??????…read moreWas the worst caravan park we stayed in on our road trip however was the most expensive at $34.50 per night!! Couldn't even have a nice hot shower because it would run boiling hot for 60 seconds then tun cold for 60 seconds.. Had to keep turning the taps on and off and wait for hot water again, very annoying!!! Park has no BBQ's either! I don't know what the park owners are thinking but obviously they do not care! Would not stay here again and would not recommend.

The person who wrote the above review must have some allegiance with this hotel because what she…read moresaid is far from the truth unless the place has been renovated since 09. I booked into the motel and had to upgrade as it was disgusting. 70's wall paper, 70's furniture & 70's bedding - no thanks! We upgraded to one of the "Executive" Chalets for another $100.00 - the Chalet was very 80's, had white stains on the carpet in the bedroom (I refused to walk around barefoot), the lounge was ripped and the place stunk of cigarette smoke. Steer clear, there are other places to stay in Hahndorf.

The hotel is the main traditional hotel in the area, and the property is nice if you are looking to…read morestay with a golf course and pool. Food and rooms were average and lacked much character or style, but everything does the trick and staff were generally friendly.

So far the resort is fantastic, however Harry's restaurant is extremely average. My wife and I are…read morestaying up here for my birthday/ wedding anniversary weekend. we both decided to try the restaurant tonight and it started off well however it went down hill really quickly. I ordered the lamb and my wife ordered the chicken and they were both extremely bland and over priced for the quality and the wine pricing was appalling I can not believe we Paid $65 for a bottle if Rockford Alicante. We did mention that the food was disappointing to our water and she unfortunately brushed it off. I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone.

Not luxury! Dirty bbq that no lights and no matches. No linen or towels supplied. No coffee/pod…read moremachine. Old bessa block building, very big but basic and still quite nice throughout, however timber floors save it. 6 star view on great veranda (not enclosed). No flyscreens lounge doors. Great location perched on hill. I would still recommend it and for two families or one large family its a bargain!