Best Spa Pool Hotels In Adelaide

Eos by SkyCity earns its 9.2 rating on the strength of a genuinely five-star package: a rooftop pool paired with a full spa circuit of sauna, steam room and hot tub, set above balconied rooms with city views. It reads as a hotel built for slowing down rather than just passing through, useful given how warm Adelaide's dry summer stretches can get. Business travellers get the polish; couples get the spa. Either way, the rooftop terrace is the reason to book here over a plainer CBD option.

The Adelaide Marriott Hotel holds a 9.1 rating as a dependable five-star base right in the city centre, with an indoor pool that works regardless of Adelaide's swing between dry summer heat and cool winter mornings. The fitness centre and restaurant round out a stay built around convenience rather than spectacle. It suits travellers who want a polished, central hotel with a pool they can actually use daily, more than a resort-style splash pad for lounging.

Hotel Indigo Adelaide Markets holds an 8.9 with a four-star package built around a genuine infinity pool and separate spa pool, a step up from the standard lap tank found at many CBD hotels. The design-led rooms and city views suit travellers who want personality over predictability. Its central position puts Victoria Square, Rundle Mall and the Adelaide Convention Centre within easy reach, making it a practical base for both sightseeing and short business trips alike.

The Chancellor on Currie holds an 8.8 rating for a four-star hotel set in a Neo-Georgian building in the Adelaide CBD, with an on-site pool, hot tub and a European bistro that gives it more character than a standard business hotel. It works for travellers who want the reliability of a CBD address without the glass-tower sameness, and for anyone who wants a hot tub to relax in after a day spent on foot around the city.

Sofitel Adelaide holds an 8.8 as a five-star hotel built around French hospitality, with a modern French restaurant alongside an indoor pool and fitness centre. The pairing of serious dining and a usable indoor pool sets it apart from hotels that treat one or the other as an afterthought. It suits travellers who want a refined, centrally located stay in Adelaide's CBD without needing to hunt down a separate restaurant for dinner.

Adina 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.

Pullman Adelaide holds an 8.6 on Hindmarsh Square, with a lap pool and a separate spa pool that give guests an actual swimming option rather than a token dip tank. Some rooms add furnished balconies looking over the square. Being a short walk from Rundle Street and roughly a fifteen-minute stroll from Adelaide Oval makes it a sound pick for match-day stays, without sacrificing the five-star polish travellers expect from a central Adelaide hotel.

Peppers Waymouth Hotel holds an 8.6 as a five-star hotel with spacious, modern rooms and city views, backed by an indoor pool, a separate spa pool and sauna. It is the kind of five-star that leans on comfort rather than showpiece extras. Being a short walk from Adelaide Central Market and Rundle Mall makes it a genuinely convenient base for combining a pool day with grocery shopping or an afternoon browsing the mall's stores.