Small Boutique hotels in ADELAIDE

Located in the charming little town of Stirling, in Adelaide Hills, Sticky Rice Villas is a unique new design property, set in three spectacular villas, forming a part of the Sticky Rice Cooking School. This award-winning boutique property is a magnificent spot for relaxing visits to this beautiful region, less than half an hour from the centre of Adelaide. Sticky Rice provides a huge range of cooking classes every day of the week, either for groups or individuals. Gourmet Food Tours and special weekend packages are also organised. For guests wishing to explore further afield, Stirling and Adelaide Hills offer a magnificent choice of landmarks and attractions, such as the Mount Lofty Botanical Gardens, the Cleland National Park, and the Cedars, the historic home of one of Australia's most famous painters, Hans Heysen. Outdoor activities available close by the Villas include mountain biking, hiking and golf on a number of excellent courses. Sticky Rice Villas' award-winning accommodation is situated in three unique villas, offering Bed and Breakfast rates and various gourmet retreat packages. Each villa features individually themed décor, and is luxuriously furnished and equipped with a range of high-tech amenities.

This charming property is situated in a carefully restored heritage building, originally built in 1855. The Franklin Boutique Hotel enjoys an excellent location in central Adelaide and provides luxurious boutique accommodation and delicious food in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The hotel has just seven rooms, all individually furnished and decorated, and have been lovingly restored and renovated by the owners of the property. All rooms are air-conditioned, and come with a range of high-tech amenities, including flat-screen TVs, complimentary Wi-Fi, fridges and Nespresso machines. Ideal for both business and pleasure visits to this splendid city, Franklin Boutique Hotel is within easy reach of the Central Business District, the South Australia Museum and the Adelaide Oval. Adelaide's excellent tram and bus system provides quick and easy links with the rest of the city and the greater region. Franklin Boutique Hotel Adelaide takes pride in its hearty, traditional cuisine, and offers a frequently changing menu with modern takes on favourite pub classics as well as fresh ideas from the kitchen team. There is also a fine selection of beers and an eclectic wine list. Meals can be enjoyed in the main restaurant, with its long trestle table, or out of doors in the spacious patio garden.