Princes Lodge Motel

BEWARE black mould! Really disgusting hotel. Dirty in communal areas, dilapidated and balck mould in the bathroom. Toilet is so horrible, your legs touch the walls when you sit down. Cramped room, bad bed.||I had to check k out early because the mould affected my breathing. Didn't even get a sorry. Wouldn't respond to both emails so now I will move forward with appropriate action. Don't stay here!

Our family stayed in a family room on a Saturday night. The building is lovely and the room had everything we needed. Comfortable and clean, good value for money. Breakfast is super basic - the vending machine was helpful. Sometimes when you flush the toilet it makes a LOUD pipe banging sound. So we made sure not to flush overnight. If you're on the lower level, bring your earplugs because wow does noise carry. The room above us was bang! bang! bang! (like elephants stomping on the floor) until maybe 2.30am. Also sounded like we were unwilling participants in a p**n movie. Thankfully they must have passed out around 2.30. Gross. I'm kicking myself that I didn't call to complain - that's on me.

BEWARE! Black mould! Disgusting rooms and service. After one day my breathing was so bad I told them I was checking out early. No refund or compensation offered. I then sent two emails, none of which were responded to, so now I will follow up with the appropriate authorities. Disgraceful place. Dirty everywhere, run down and NOTHING like the photos. You couldn't eveb sit on the toilet without your legs touching the wall! So horrible!

Clean, simple rooms with everything you need at a good price. Close to the city, cafes and shops. Has a lovely balcony out front with a great view of the parklands!

My children and I have had 2 wonderful stays here now. The staff are lovely, very accommodating and great prices.

A basic single room, separate kitchenette, with a little fridge, and a clean, functional bathroom. What more could one need. A window by the bed was also appreciated, as was the small wardrobe. The main building, the lodge itself, is a pleasure to behold, for any who appreciate nineteenth century architecture. There are heritage listed terrace houses along the street, and adjacent parklands. Staff were pleasant, and courteous. Thank You for providing a simple, and quiet, clean place to stay, at an affordable rate; so much nicer than a clinical, souless motel. To stay there is in some small way, helping to preserve history. .

Old building with character kept maintained. Very affordable. It reminds me of travelling the UK and Ireland countryside and their accommodation. Very cosy with complimentary breakfast and staff are very friendly. I prefer staying in a comfortable premises with history than the concrete jungle.

We stayed for a few nights. The hosts were amazing. Nothing was to much trouble for them. Yet they were never imposing. It is a very clean and stately old building with beautiful yesteryear features and modern conveniences. The rooms are a good size and the included breakfast is a fantastic way to start the day. Very close to the heart of Adelaide and the city free buses. Thank you I wish they all had this charm.

For North Adelaide, this is a good price to pay for a motel. It's a old style hotel, which was constructed in 1913 as a private residence. I've stayed in this motel once or twice, and didn't think the experience was all that bad. It's in a good suburb but it's away from the hustle and bustle of O'Connell St, although it's only a short walk away so you're not missing out on all the good places to go for breakfast or dinner. So if you're looking for budget accommodation in a great suburb, then this is probably the first place you'd want to look.