Hilton Adelaide

IN THE HOTEL: Guests staying at Hilton Adelaide need not leave the comfort of the hotel in order to find outstanding local food and wine. Hilton Adelaide's vibrant restaurant, The Brasserie, is home to the innovative Seriously South Australian® concept.

Lead by Executive Chef, Dennis Leslie, The Brasserie celebrates South Australia's produce, wines and boutique beers. With an intense focus on sustainable, organic and ethical foods, they support a range of local producers - from paddock to plate.

The Hotel also offers two bars. Watch the city go by in the relaxed atmosphere of Charlies Bar, a favourite for after-work drinks and snacks. Or enjoy the finest of wines, a delicious selection of cocktails and sumptuous snacks in an informal, relaxed and comfortable environment - The Lobby Lounge. The heart of Hilton Adelaide, The Lobby Lounge is open nightly with live music on Friday and Saturday evenings and serves elegant High Tea on weekends.

Enjoy extensive leisure facilities including a gym, sauna and plunge pool plus an outdoor heated swimming pool, spa and tennis court are exclusive to hotel guests.


IN ADELAIDE & BEYOND: Adelaide is nestled between rolling hills and beautiful white sandy beaches, making it the perfect location for your next event. Adelaide's CBD is surrounded by a green belt of parklands, and most major attractions are within a five-minute walk of the Hilton Adelaide, making the city easy to navigate by foot.

Just a 20-minute drive from the Hilton Adelaide are the picturesque Adelaide Hills, home to market gardens, rolling vineyards and rural farmland. The Hills are also home to an array of native wildlife, best seen at one of the national parks or wildlife sanctuaries in the area. In the west, Adelaide's stunning coastline stretches for 32 kilometres, and is home to great beaches and popular seaside suburbs such as Semaphore and Glenelg, only a 20-minute tram ride from the hotel’s doorstop. An hour from the city you can visit the world-famous Barossa or McLaren Vale wine regions.

Fabulous food and wine, a rich arts and cultural scene and a dynamic program of major events make Adelaide a favourite destination for both business and leisure travellers. Guests can explore the bustling Adelaide Central Market right next door, take a stroll along the picturesque Riverbank Precinct or visit the South Australian Museum - home to a vast collection of indigenous Australian artifacts.

Adelaide is also the gateway to a range of regional touring experiences, including the wine-growing areas of the Barossa, McLaren Vale, the Clare Valley and Coonawarra, the adventure of the Outback and the unspoilt beauty of Kangaroo Island. Adelaide's international and domestic airport is a short 15-minute drive from the CBD and, because of its convenient location, the city is the ideal launch pad for flights in all directions or to regional South Australia.

Top-quality, and yet affordable, an abundance of fresh produce make Adelaide a food lover's heaven. Dining precincts are aplenty with the bustling Gouger Street only a 2-minute stroll from the hotel.

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