Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury
Historic elegance with a heated pool and spa in the city centre
About this hotel
Set within the grand, heritage-listed former Treasury Building, this Adina hotel places you right on Victoria Square, at the heart of Adelaide. The interiors blend historic charm with modern comfort, featuring elegant Italian furniture and a collection of Australian artwork. Accommodation options range from open-plan studio rooms with kitchenettes to fully self-contained apartments, offering flexibility for various stays. Beyond the rooms, the hotel provides excellent facilities for relaxation and well-being, including a heated swimming pool perfect for a refreshing dip year-round, a soothing spa pool, and a sauna to unwind after a day of exploring the city.
- Heritage-listed building
- Heated swimming pool
- Spa pool and jacuzzi
- Central Victoria Square location
Our take
Adina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury occupies the heritage-listed former Treasury Building on Victoria Square, a setting I find hard to beat in central Adelaide. The heated swimming pool, spa pool and sauna make swimming pleasant in any season. Self-contained apartments and studios suit longer stays, and Italian furniture with Australian artwork gives the interiors character.
- ✓Make sure to explore Victoria Square and the surrounding city centre on foot, as many attractions are within easy walking distance.
- ✓Take advantage of the heated swimming pool and spa pool, especially during cooler months, for a relaxing end to your day.
- ✓Consider booking an apartment if you plan a longer stay or prefer the flexibility of preparing your own meals.
Why we love it
- Historic building in a prime city centre location
- Heated swimming pool for year-round enjoyment
- Relaxing spa pool and sauna facilities
- Spacious, self-contained apartments available
Why guests love itAdina Apartment Hotel Adelaide Treasury holds an 8.8, set inside the heritage-listed former Treasury Building on Victoria Square, with a heated pool, spa pool and sauna shared across the property's self-contained apartments and studios. The Italian furniture and Australian artwork give the interiors more personality than a standard aparthotel. It works well for longer stays where a kitchen matters, and for travellers who want heritage architecture without giving up modern pool facilities.