REVIEW: Pullman Adelaide is a classy stay just minutes from the action

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By Zach Havard


Pullman Adelaide is a perfect blend of modern luxury and convenience, nestled in the heart of Adelaide’s vibrant city centre, making it an ideal destination for business and leisure travellers.

Look & Feel 

The Pullman Adelaide is located just minutes from the city’s main shopping strip and a short (and flat) 15-minute walk from the Adelaide Oval precinct and the new EOS by SkyCity which houses the casino.

The lobby was bustling with atmosphere as we arrived around 3pm on a Wednesday afternoon. (Supplied)

With staff greeting you warmly at the door and an open lobby featuring high ceilings and comfortable couches, the hotel offers a sense of relaxation as soon as you arrive.

Rooms

Across 308 rooms and suites, the hotel has all the modern appliances that you come to expect of a classy hotel in 2024.

Connectivity from your devices to the TV, free and fast Wi-Fi and an incredibly comfortable bed… Pair that with the blackout blinds and you’re a good chance of missing your morning meeting or session in the gym!

Spacious rooms are perfect to unwind. (Supplied)

Light colours and soft textures combine to create a calm space to unwind and refresh for the next day in Adelaide!

Dining

The Pullman Adelaide has a classy in-house dining option, the Parc Brasserie and Bar. With a menu that celebrates local ingredients and captures the flavours of France, Italy and the Mediterranean, it’s a no-brainer to enjoy a meal here.

Highlights from the menu include a take on poulet Basquaise, a classic French-Basque dish or lamb cutlets from Kangaroo Island.

Divine spread at PARC Brasserie & Bar. (Supplied)

At PARC Bar, guests are treated to an exceptional array of wine, whiskey, and gin, each handpicked to elevate your experience. Discover a blend of flavours from acclaimed local distilleries or world-famous producers in Scotland, France and Japan. A curated selection of local and imported beers, classic cocktails, and refined aperitifs, all crafted to perfectly complement the menu.

Cocktails flow from the Parc Bar. (Supplied)

Special mention to the breakfast buffet, which at $42, comes at a premium price point, but lives up to expectations. With locally sourced produce and a range of hot and cold options available to go with your morning coffee, there really is no better way to start your day in Adelaide.

Facilities 

The hotels Fitness & Wellbeing Centre is top of the pack!

With a gym equipped to serve the needs of any fitness fanatic, two Peloton Bikes that turn a stationary bike into a technology infused workout, a spa and a steam room plus a pool and spa, you have no excuses to not work off that buffet breakfast.

Peloton bikes ready for calorie burning. (Supplied)

The Pullman Adelaide also has a range of meeting and conference spaces ready for your next company event.

Its top floor offers a versatile function centre, perfect for events of any size. The Executive Boardroom with city and Adelaide Hills views and flexible Hindmarsh Rooms feature advanced AV capabilities while the spacious Hindmarsh Ballroom is the perfect spot to celebrate a good few days of networking!

A pre-function area, with a balcony and bar, adds a stylish touch for guest arrivals and networking.

Hindmarsh one at the Pullman Adelaide. (Supplied)

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