Accommodation & Hotels near Adelaide Convention Centre

Known for being the Festival City in Australia, Adelaide has one of the most vivid arts scenes in the country, making it a place where theatres, events, and excellent food and wine come together with beautiful natural landmarks.

It’s also renowned for its relaxed lifestyle and is often ranked among Australia’s most liveable cities, thanks to strong education, cultural precincts, and a walkable layout.That’s why a stay in one of our serviced apartments in Adelaide will likely go too quickly. There’s always something to do!

Adelaide has long, dry, and warm summers. During the winter months, the weather can be much crisper, especially in the mornings. However, winter days can often make it up to around 15–18°C, and Adelaide's climate is generally predictable, which means you can plan your holiday according to the activities you wish to do. From beach days and outdoor festivals in summer through to wine tasting and food experiences during the cooler months.

Adelaide has a mix of great spots for culture and nature, including the North Terrace cultural precinct, home to different galleries such as the South Australian Museum and Art Gallery. For a greener scape, the Adelaide Botanic Gardens will offer an oasis within the city centre.

The CBD is also an ideal place to walk around. Be sure to explore Chinatown and Victoria Square. Along the coast, you should not miss Brighton and Henley Beach, which offer calmer scenery.

If you love food and local markets, you must go to Adelaide Central Market. This historic market has artisan goods and some of the best coffee in the city.

Staying centrally, Oaks Hotels have a privileged location to make the most of your getaway, as you will already be in the main areas of the city. Choose one of our accommodations in Adelaide CBD that suits you best.

The best things to do in Adelaide include a mix of cultural, natural, and adrenaline activities. Head to the Adelaide Oval to take on the adventurous roof climb and get a 360-degree view of the city.

Travelling with kids? Consider a trip to Adelaide Zoo to see the giant pandas or venture further afield to Kangaroo Island for its unique wildlife.

If you want a more relaxed vibe, you can go wine tasting in some of the best wineries in the Barossa Valley, just a short ride from the city. Alternatively, head to the Adelaide coastline, to Glenelg, perfect for swimming and watching the sunset. And if a daytrip is not enough for you, don’t forget to check our serviced apartments in Glenelg, near Adelaide.

By the Rivers Torrens, you can go kayaking or take a river cruise to see the city from a different side. Later in the day, you can walk in Rundle Mall, the main pedestrian street ideal for shopping, dining and entertainment.

The food scene in Adelaide is well-known for being one of the most vibrant and delicious in the region. We recommend trying some local favourite dishes, including the pie floater, a traditional Australian meat pie served upside down, submerged in a thick pea soup. Another local classic is the frog cake, a sweet and beloved dessert.

For a true taste of the city's best dishes, visit the Adelaide Central Market to find fresh and local ingredients. Seafood lovers should also try Coffin Bay oysters, a highlight of South Australia’s seafood.

Adelaide is also famous for its world-class wines. Visit Adelaide Hills or the Barossa Valley to sample a Sauvignon Blanc or a Shiraz.

The biggest festival season runs from February to March when the weather is warm and the nights are long. Some of the most famous events are the Adelaide Fringe, with comedy, cabaret, and street performances across the city, and the Adelaide Festival in March, featuring international theatre, music, opera, and dance.

WOMADelaide, four days of music, food, and sustainability at the Botanic Park. Meanwhile, each April, Tasting Australia becomes the place to be for anyone who loves good food. Other events you may be interested in during the year are Illuminate Adelaide, a winter light and art celebration and the Supercar BP Adelaide 500, a major motorsport event.

The most common way is to fly to Adelaide Airport from Melbourne or Sydney or any other major city. The airport is very close to the city centre, making onward travel quick and easy. Pick between public transport, rideshare or the Airport City Shuttle which costs around 10 dollars.

Alternatively, you can arrive by bus at Adelaide Central Bus Station for a more relaxed way to see regional Australia.

Both options will leave you a short ride away from our apartment hotels in Adelaide. Just make sure you check which one suits you the most while planning your trip to Adelaide.

The CBD is ideal for walking, while free trams operate within the city centre and connect directly to Glenelg Beach. Buses and trains run across the city and suburbs through Adelaide Metro, making it simple for you to get to the main areas. Cycling is also a good option around the city, while driving is ideal if you plan to explore nearby wine regions or the coastline.

For first-time travellers, staying in Adelaide CBD is ideal, particularly around the Convention Centre, Light Square and near Victoria Square. You’ll be close to cultural attractions, restaurants, shopping and public transport.

If you are looking for a quieter, local feel, North Adelaide is a good option. For a seaside stay, Glenelg is a relaxed suburb, perfect for beach lovers and coastal dining.

Oaks Hotels offer comfortable and convenient accommodation in Adelaide close to key locations, such as the CBD and Convention Centre.

Our serviced apartments hotels feature modern amenities, including an indoor pool, sauna and on-site coffee shops, so you can enjoy a relaxed and comfortable stay in Adelaide.