The first Glenelg edifice to scrape the sky with any real authority, this plush, pink-hued hotel overlooks sparkling Gulf St Vincent. Dinner, bed and breakfast packages are decent value and there are good off-season rates. Just sidestep the faux gold-leaf embellishments and chesterfields in the lobby. Parking from $20; bike-hire available.
Stamford Grand Hotel
Adelaide
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