ibis Adelaide

Lovely clean room. Incredible view and location. All the conveniences you could need. Parking nearby at a discounted rate from the hotel. Special shout-out to Storm at the front desk who made me feel so welcome. My new go to hotel.

We really enjoyed our stay at Ibis Adelaide! We arrived a tad earlier than our check in time, and the wonderful receptionist got us checked into a room regardless. The room was spacious and extremely clean. The location is perfect too - right in the heart of Adelaide near Rundle Mall but still quiet enough you can sleep. We’d definitely stay here next time we’re in Adelaide.

Despite the fact we had about $200 worth of clothing stolen from the dryer, we enjoyed our stay. There needs to be a camera installed at the laundry door. The Manager, Storm was very supportive and helpful but he still wasn't able to reimburse us for the stolen clothing. Good location. Good restaurant. Lovely staff.

Great location, good parking, good drop off area, pleasant and helpful staff. The room and other facilities were very good. This was a business trip with 2 x colleagues, and we had dinner / meeting in the restaurant which was ideal as we found a quiet corner and the meals were great.

We were planning a weekend getaway to visit a family member in Adelaide and decided to try Ibis Adelaide for the very first time. Situated on Grenfell Street, the hotel is perfectly placed, just a short stroll to Rundle Street’s shops, eateries and all the usual suspects in the CBD.||Check-in was smooth & welcoming. We were lucky enough to be given a corner room on the top floor, clean, compact, and boasting a pretty great view of the city skyline. The bed was comfy, the vibe was relaxed, & to our surprise, we returned after dinner to find a thoughtful fruit platter, a welcome card, two mini chocolates, and a jug of water waiting for us. It felt like a little wink from the hotel saying, “Glad you’re here.” A simple touch, but it went a long way.||Like most Ibis properties, the setup is unfussy but functional. There’s a casual restaurant, Ibis Kitchen, on the first floor serving breakfast, lunch & dinner. We didn’t dine in for lunch or dinner, but we did make time for breakfast, which is where this otherwise lovely stay took an unexpected turn into reality TV drama.||Let’s start with the good. The breakfast spread was solid: eggs anyway you like, sautéed mushrooms, baked beans, bacon, crunchy hash browns, toast, pastries, fresh fruit & barista-made coffee & teas. It ticked all the boxes for a decent hotel breakfast.||Now, for the spinach saga. Midway through breakfast, around 8:35am, I noticed the poached spinach dish had run out. I scanned the room, no staff in sight. Thinking I’d just pop my head around to the kitchen entrance to get someone’s attention, I spotted a red-haired chef. She saw me… & promptly walked further into the kitchen like she’d just seen a ghost. Then, a moment later, she emerged, visibly unamused, & the very first thing she said was, “This is the kitchen!”||I mean, yes, Captain Obvious, clearly it was the kitchen. But I wasn’t about to start sautéing mushrooms in there, I was just trying to get someone to refill the one & only spinach dish. I explained that no staff were on the floor, & I was simply hoping for some help.||Instead, she doubled down. “What spinach??” she snapped.||I stood there gobsmacked. It wasn’t just the tone, it was the whole vibe. It genuinely felt like I’d broken into a sacred temple asking for alms. All I wanted was some spinach, not to overthrow the kitchen hierarchy.||I walked back to my table feeling a bit deflated. It’s amazing how a simple moment can make you feel so unwelcome, especially when it could’ve just been handled with a smile & a quick “let me sort that out for you.”||To be fair, this was one isolated incident. The rest of the hotel staff were lovely, & the hotel itself is well-maintained, well-located, & great value for money. But sadly, this spinach moment left a slightly bitter aftertaste to what could have been a flawless experience.||Would I return to Ibis Adelaide? Yes, I would. It’s still a solid choice for a city stay. But next time, I might just skip the spinach… or bring my own.

Quick work trip and always appreciate the good service and handy location of the hotel. It's a 4-star Ibis so facilities are better than many would expect. Valued a late checkout at no cost to suit my meeting schedule. Very good customer service.

Our stay at Ibis Adelaide was thoroughly enjoyable. For an affordable hotel, it offered great value and outstanding service. We arrived early in the day after a flight and were really appreciative that the team allowed us to check in ahead of time since our room was ready—this was a huge relief after a long journey. Every staff member we encountered was accommodating. In all, it was a very comfortable and smooth stay. Would definitely recommend!

We were only staying the one night before moving on but it was a reasonably comfy room with all the mod-cons you'd expect. Service was good, but a bit slow at times and the staff were very friendly. The included breakfast buffet was pretty good, too! For the one night it was perfectly fine, but I personally wouldn't stay for longer periods or while on longer holidays.

Quite nice for the price. The room was modern, clean, and comfortable, and well-located right in the heart of the city. Easy walk to Ayer House, botanical garden, museums, the Arcade and the Mall. Their restaurant was closed for renovations, so we got buffet breakfast at the nearby Pullman, and it was fantastic. No complaints!

Had an excellent stay here in June 2016 when I attended a conference at the Science Exchange. Rooms are small but perfectly functional. Bed was really comfortable and the view was quite good too. Was great to have a desk overlooking the city view and I could see the cricket ground from my room! Breakfast was good with a really nice selection of hot and cold food as well as yummy pastries which I was able to take back to my room when I was working in the morning. Staff very friendly and lovely. Wouldn't hesitate to stay here again!

I was really disappointed checking in today after a number of issues: *Long winded process of check in and completely unnecessary *We had twin beds instead of a double bed as requested so we had to join the beds together *When paying nearly 500$ for two nights, 30mins of wifi is ridiculous *There is no closet in the room, just a rail in front of a small mirror, where is the logic in that I definitely would not recommend the hotel if you are after a comfortable stay. Im so disappointed I decided to try a new hotel instead sticking with my trusted regular hotel. Extremely disappointed!

Perfect for a meal on the 1st Floor or a "Party" which is why I attended. Great food & staff. Comfortable, savvy & intimate. Being a brand new venue, the fixtures, furniture & art are fresh & vibrant. Highly recommend. I will return for more, for sure.

Getting a hotel in the middle of Tour Down Under led me to the Ibis, I remembered it getting built so I knew the location was nice and central but had not been inside yet! Firstly the staff were really great, super friendly engaging yet efficient. The rooms were new and clean so that is a plus; they were smallish but without being cramped thanks to so creative use of space no wardrobe but handing space above the mini bar - how many people really hand that much clothing? The only oddity was a bit of an issue using with the elevator recognising cards it could be a timing thing but I noticed I was not alone, a number of guests went the long way around as they cards did not register before their floor - no biggie in the scheme of things though. There were always taxis outside which was nice since I was here for work.

The room is small for a 2 singles. There was barely room for 2 big luggages. My issue is with the lack of wifi.. Not sure if this is an Adelaide problem but it's 10 bucks a day for wifi access in the room.. However, they do provide free wifi in the lobby. Fortunately the internet speed is pretty fast down here. The amenities are pretty basoc: Shampoo, conditioner and body lotion. The mall is just behind the hotel and there are supermarkets closely, as well as shopping and food. So it's pretty conveniently located. It is only a 15 minutes walk to the convention center and the walk is pretty pleasant. There is a small gym with a water cooler and towels provided. There is also a coin operated laundry on the second floor. It is pretty secure as you need to swipe to get to your floor in the elevators. It's ok.. I would try somewhere else next time..

I didn't make it past the first floor. Why, you may ask... You see, the first floor is the restaurant slash bar. A great fresh open space, with colourful tables and uncomfortable chairs. A great place for a drink and quick bite to the tune of hip songs. No idea about the rooms, but looks like a fun place to stay for the weekend, centrally located. Perfect for fringe or festival or cabaret... You get the picture.

Clean minimalist accommodation for a short term stay in Adelaide. An average breakfast. Their scrambled eggs are not the best.

Great new Ibis. Welcome pack and check in ready when I arrived. Friendly staff. Gym is spacious and has all it needs. No room service but you can order anything you want from the restaurant menu and pick it up. Room small but had all the amenities, same for the bathroom. Will recommend and will return.