Anchorage Seafront Hotel

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Very friendly lady on reception and she was very helpful throughout my stay. The restaurant wasn’t open and had been closed for a while but your site still says it’s open! I had a balcony and a beautiful Seaview. I would stay again as price was very good and I slept very well.

Really enjoyed the stay and will do again

We had a Seaview room with a separate lounge area, comfy bed and a good bathroom. It was quiet, warm and had plenty of space. We were however very disappointed by the fact that the only thing open is the front door, reception and our room. Contrary to what is advertised on any website and any booking site.. the bar, restaurant, cafe and live music is now permanently closed and has been since the end of April. This is only disclosed on walking through the front door. The receptionist did disclose this on check in and gave us a bottle of wine, which was very kind, but we still feel that it is false advertising and that the company should be made to correct its advertising to reflect the true status of the Anchorage. There are other dining options available close by, and we took advantage of that. We were very happy with our accomodation and it is good value for your money.

This is an older property..it may even be Heritage listed very well situated on main road overlooking the ocean. Room was on small side with bathroom but comfortable. Portable heating in room but no air-conditioning for hot weather. We did have access to

We dining room has been closed for the last 2 months, not what we expected, The ocean view was nicely complemented with a bottle of red and nibbles complements of the hotel.

Prime location with ocean views, the property is clean and the bed is comfortable. Good for an overnight stay but lacks amenities for longer stays. Affordable accomodation, similar set up to the YCA in Port Elliott.

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Historic hotel, reminiscent of Fawlty Towers, complete with winding corridors and creaking floorboards. Has retained a lot of its historic character. Our spa room was comfortable with a veranda facing the ocean. Very good, quirky bistro.

Overpriced for what was offered although may be attributable to Masters SA games being in town but at over $170/night there was little value. Rooms were old and not well maintained. Zero cupboards and storage space which was annoying. Our Spa Room upstairs had walls that were very thin and noise levels excessive from other guests. Hotel is seemingly being allowed to run down as a new development of the hotel is proposed. Only positive was its proximity to town centre but overall would not recommend this accommodation

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