Adelaide City Council Holidays from AU$891

Average view from our balcony as we were at the side. Looked like permanent residents in other buildings. Shower pressure was not very high. Room was smaller than looked on website and we were upgraded!! No high definition tv, so won't get any channel 7 etc. Need new pillows, so soft and flat. There is a great Thai restaurant downstairs in hotel ,beautiful meals and you get 10% off for staying at hotel. The Lady we had at the reception was very welcoming, greeted us beautifully and was very helpful. So was a couple of nice thing's, but room was very very average.

Luxury attention to detail

Part of the Adelaide casino building, Eos is one of the top hotels in Adelaide. It has most amenities you can think of although at the time of our stay, spa treatments were unavailable but the pool, whirlpool bath, sauna were open. The staff were friendly and we couldn’t fault them. Decent in-room food service with loads of options, as it’s part of the casino, there are numerous on-site eateries and bars, including a roof top bar which overlooks the river & Adelaide Oval. Car parking is available using the underground Adelaide convention centre car park with its entry off King William Street. The room we had was a river balcony room, our previous stay was in a river view non-balcony option which I think was bigger and, I think, nicer especially as the view of the river and oval were excellent. Eos is a short 5 min walk to Peel & Leigh Street eateries, under 10 min to Rundle Mall & a short walk over the bridge to Adelaide Oval. It’s approximate 15 min drive from Adelaide Airport by taxi / ride share. Overall an excellent hotel in an excellent location

We had the best time staying at the Millery in Old Chaff Mill Retreat. Will definitely be back again.

Clean rooms. Staff generally friendly, with exception of one front desk staff who appeared quiet cold and annoyed.