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A hidden gem in the heart of Adelaide’s South Terrace, you’ll find Alba situated in the serene green Parklands.
Due east from Adelaide Airport, Hotel Alba Adelaide is less than 10 km from the arrivals gate. Hail a taxi or hire a car and you’ll be here within the half hour. Or do like a real urbanite and hop a bus straight into town for a 45-minute scenic adventure. A 1km walk from the city centre will shortly see you strolling through the doors to our stylish retreat, ready to be refreshed.
Driving on in? Parking is a breeze, starting at $15 per night for a spot right here on property.
Right here in the neighbourhood you’ll find culture and entertainment, with the Adelaide Showgrounds, Adelaide Oval, South Australian Museum, and Rundle Street just a skip away. Or consider Alba the gateway to your wine region getaway. With the Barossa Valley up north, McLaren Vale to the south and Adelaide Hills straight east, Australia’s best drops are all accessible in less than an hour’s time.
Wherever you roam, Hotel Alba Adelaide is waiting to welcome you back to our little parkside paradise.
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Hotel Alba Adelaide Experiences
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Rundle Street, on The East End, is the ideal spot for the very best in dining, casual eats, wine bars and pubs.
Rundle Mall is the heart of shopping, dining and entertainment in Adelaide and the centre of culture for all South Australians. Seven days a week,…
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Adelaide Oval has hosted both cricket and football at the highest level since Colonial times and its iconic, historic and cultural presence remains today. Now,…
The Adelaide Hills, where every season is another reason to visit and the lunches last all afternoon. Cuddle a koala, meet our winemakers, enjoy a…
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