Swainson At Horizons Apartment
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Swimming Pool
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Fitness/Gym
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Spa and relaxation
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
Location
Swainson At Horizons Apartment is located in Adelaide, merely 300 metres from Adelaide Casino, and offers guests a heated pool and a fitness club. The apartment is a 14-minute stroll from Rundle Lantern and really close to Leigh Street.
The accommodation lies in the centre of Adelaide, nearly a 5-minute walk from Adelaide Convention Centre. The apartment is a mere 1.8 km from The David Roche Foundation in Adelaide.
The accommodation has a balcony and a seating area, equipped with an air conditioner, as well as entertainment options like a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The property is also furnished with a sofa set and a writing table. This apartment offers guests the convenient feature of a dryer, guest toiletries, and towels in the bathroom. Furthermore, a separate toilet and a shower is available.
On the premises a kitchen with a microwave oven, an electric kettle, and a fridge is offered. Jamie's Italian Adelaide and Sean's Kitchen can be reached within a walking distance of 5 minutes. Swainson At Horizons Apartment is within minutes of W2 North Terrace - South side bus station. Along with a spa salon, guests will take advantage of an indoor pool and sauna facilities provided for their use. Thanks to access to fitness classes, guests can diversify their leisure.
Review by hotel critic
Review of Swainson on HorizonsAs an archaeologist with extensive experience in the Middle East, my recent stay at Swainson on Horizons proved to be a study in contrasts—between luxury and value. At first glance, the location is a striking advantage, offering beautiful views from the 17th floor and easy access to the CBD, public transport, and local dining. I soon discovered that the perceived luxury of the accommodation was not reflected in the experience. The apartment, masquerading as a hotel, lacked essential amenities for a comfortable stay. The communal areas featured a limited dining arrangement, sitting three uncomfortably at a tiny table surrounded by mismatched chairs. While the property offered free Wi-Fi and air conditioning, these were low priorities compared to the inadequate kitchen utensils and the absence of a washing machine. Noise levels from the street proved intolerable, particularly for restful nights. While swanky in appearance, one must weigh the cost—8 nights for $3,800—with the subpar amenities and comfort provided.
