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Adelaide offers a broad choice of hotels and stays to suit everything from a short break to a longer trip. It sits in a subtropical climate, so spring and autumn bring the most comfortable weather. This page gathers verified hotels and stays for the destination in one place so you can compare them side by side. The local currency is AUD ($) and the main language is English, which is handy to know before you travel. Use the search box above to set your dates and travellers and see live prices and availability.
Currency
AUD ($)
Language
English
Dialling code
+61
Time zone
UTC+10
Driving
Left-hand side
Power
230V · I
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Summers in Adelaide are hot and winters are mild, so spring and autumn usually offer the most comfortable sightseeing weather. For Adelaide, the most comfortable window is usually April – May and September – November.
Sweet spot
April – May and September – November
Adelaide lets you compare very different stay styles from a single destination page, with a clear read on what is available. From there you can fine-tune dates, occupancy and preferences straight from the search box.
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Summers in Adelaide are hot and winters are mild, so spring and autumn usually offer the most comfortable sightseeing weather. For Adelaide, the most comfortable window is usually April – May and September – November.
For popular dates in Adelaide, booking two to three months ahead gives the best mix of price and choice; last-minute deals do appear, but availability is harder to predict.
The local currency in Adelaide is AUD ($). Cards are widely accepted at most hotels, but it is worth carrying some cash for smaller venues.
The main language in Adelaide is English. English is often understood in hotels and tourist areas, but a few local phrases always help.