Accor Hotels in Largs Bay from AU$119

"Great, centrally located, good value hotel with nicely appointed rooms & contemporary styled bathrooms. Hotel offers a boutique feel with friendly & helpful staff. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Great hotel and good atmosphere at happy hour. Good location and rooms were spacious. All staff very friendly and cleaning staff were extremely nice too."

"The Pullman was perfectly located for both shops and restaurants. We went during Illuminate and the lights on Rundle and North Tce were an easy walk. Nice modern rooms. The boys loved the gym and sauna. The breakfast was delicious with plenty of options. "

"This property is child friendly, has a great indoor Pool and Spa for those.Winter vacations. I will definitely be coming back. "

"It's not often I describe a hotel stay as memorable. We had a fantastic stay at The Playford Adelaide. "

"Friendly staff & efficent. Room were a bit dated & worn. "

"Central to facilities. Nice ambiance and friendly staff. Breakfast buffet excellent.Room comfortable."

"We stayed at the Mayfair for 4 nights and really enjoyed our stay! The staff were friendly and polite and the room was comfortable. Having drinks at the rooftop bar was the perfect way to enjoy the evening. Not to mention, the location was fantastic and conveniently located across from Rundle St Mall. I would have given 5 stars for everything if not for the slightly aged room. For example, all USB charging sockets in the room were broken. And teh layout was slightly odd, e.g. power outlets were in far corners and the room phone was tucked away in a corner almost behind the cupboard. I suppose that’s also because its a heritage building converted into a hotel. Also, another little inconvenience is that there isn’t a proper driveway/drop-off point at the hotel and you need to get off/on at the loading zone along the street, but when the loading zone is full (which was often), it’s really difficult to load/unload your luggage."

"Loved our stay here. Amazing facilities and close to city centre."