Hotels Near St. Gregorios Indian Orthodox Church, Adelaide in Adelaide

Such comfortable rooms and beds (best sleep I have had in a while). Three of us booked in for a nights stay. All being up there in age, we did find the stairs steep and hard to climb with our luggage. But dinner, staff and everything else I could not fault. Was able to make a small donation to their pokies, (never win on them). On reading other reviews tho, me must have lucked out and got a newly refurbished room.

I must admit, I was a bit worried about vehicle security before I booked, but a quick 'phone call alleviated most of that, and I definitely didn't have any problems whilst there at all. The staff were very friendly and helpful, making me feel very welcome. The room was very clean, tidy and comfortable. I had to have more than a bloke's look for the towels ... but I am a bloke! Yes, the bathroom is small, but it did the job very well. If I need to stay in this part of Adelaide again, this will be it, no probs.

We arrived here very late but the staff gave us clear instructions on not only getting to the place but also picking up our keys. When we got to our cabins I can only say they were superb. Very neat and clean with everything you need for a comfortable stay. It wasn't our original booking but as we had to change I am glad I changed it to here.

We stayed in a self-contained apartment that was clean, spacious and comfortable. There were plenty of eating options nearby and also supermarkets within walking distance. We were surprised on arrival that there was no on-site parking available (we weren't given an option to book it or told it was required), but there was an off-site option provided a short distance away

Great location and easily accessible. The only downfall to the room was that there wasn’t any sort of kitchen area facility, only a kettle to make hot drinks, not even a microwave.

The receptionist we were greeted by seemed disinterested and preoccupied with appearance more than substance and just waffled off directions on where to park our car and how to get to our room in a rather vague manner. My wife and I were not any wiser and were left wondering. After locating what we believed was the car park we were directed to it turned out to be the local council offices car park with clearly “ no parking except council vehicles” signs posted all over. Back to reception to check on the correct parking spot and we were greeted with a different person who proceeded to advise us that the 10 car parks against the back wall was for hotel guests, and if that was full we could use the public car park and if that is full we could then use the council car park . ?????. On to the room. After a hold of $150 on our card and after filling out what was tantamount to a passport application we were given our room card and with direction given that would confuse any GPS system we set off to find our room. The room was very large, black walls and 2 tiny windows that were smaller than anything in Yatala prison ( we think ). There was adequate supplies of bottle water in the room ( all clearly tagged with prices) ( no complimentary water at all). The bathroom floor was dirty, the toilet roll dispenser was broken and the sink plug was a piece of plastic. The kettle was near impossible to fill with tap water as you couldn’t get it under the bathroom tap. At the time of our stay there was a wedding reception in full swing and the noise was incredibly loud. The interlocking door between sections was right next to our room and it would slam shut after every entry and exit ( about 25 times an hour). An added touch was the top up cart for towels, soaps, tea and coffee etc which was right next to our door. So, be aware that this is a very very noisy place. Overall the place was below par to most we have ever stayed in.