Hotels in de buurt van Queen Elizabeth Hospital (Adelaide)

'All round great '

'Heritage style building, placed in leafy North Adelaide. Second time I have used Buxton Manor and highly recommend it as a place to stay for a number of days.'

'Nice '

'It's a very good hotel , with a nice restaurant and good Food and wine, helpfull staff and a cosy bar. And right next to the airport which is both practical and annoying because in the afternoon the place is crowded with airport staff and no available seats in the bar area. Overal a very good stay!'

'This was my third time staying at The Playford Adelaide, and once again, it was an amazing experience. The hotel continues to impress with its beautiful facilities, exceptional service, and the calibre of the buffet breakfast — absolutely outstanding as always! The only area that could use a bit of improvement is the gym. Although it’s been recently renovated and looks great, some of the equipment feels a little outdated. It would be fantastic to see a Smith machine or a reformer added, and...

'I stay here regularly because the high standard is consistent from the friendly, helpful staff to the cleanliness of the room.'

'Our second stay this year, both for morning flights the next day. So convenient and the reception staff was very friendly. '

'Always a good stay'

'Checked in to find that we had been upgraded from what would have been a very good room to the ‘Room 1’ Heritage Deluxe Room which had an even bigger Spa bath and the best of views. Dinner at the hotel was good, staff professional and helpful. Will be back.'

'great place to stay, prefer ground floor.'

'Very comfortable beds and space, excellent night sleep The tv could be updated to a smart tv. very old'

'Back area was lovely'

'Really liked this hotel experience. There’s nothing quite like it in Adelaide. Was very lovely for a couples getaway :)'

'Greatly enjoyed the lounge-kitchen allowing me to make a coffee early in the morning and go out onto the balcony and watch the sunrise and Henley Beach plaza awakening with walkers and runners and early morning coffee drinkers making that square into a living entity.'