National Wine Centre of Australia

People gathered at the National Wine Centre outdoor patio with trees and modern architecture near Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide

People dining at a long wooden table at the National Wine Centre of Australia near Grosvenor Hotel Adelaide

Located on the edge of Adelaide’s beautiful Botanic Gardens, the National Wine Centre of Australia is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the very best of Australian wine. Combining stunning architecture with award-winning experiences, the Centre offers visitors the chance to explore the history, culture, and innovation behind Australia’s world-renowned wine industry.

Take a self-guided tour through the interactive Wine Discovery Journey and learn about the winemaking process from vine to bottle. With over 120 different wines available for tasting from across the country, the National Wine Centre showcases unique varieties from some of Australia's most famous wine regions, including the Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale, and Clare Valley.

Whether you're a wine enthusiast or just looking to enjoy a relaxing afternoon, the Centre’s café and bar provide the perfect setting to sample local wines paired with seasonal South Australian produce. It's also a popular venue for events, conferences, and private celebrations, making it a versatile destination during your time in Adelaide.

Just a short distance from the city centre, the National Wine Centre of Australia is a truly unforgettable way to immerse yourself in the flavours and stories of Australian wine.

Botanic Road 5000 Adelaide Australia

+61 8 8313 3355

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Monday08:30 - 17:00

Tuesday08:30 - 17:00

Wednesday08:30 - 17:00

Thursday08:30 - 17:00

Friday08:30 - 20:00

Saturday09:00 - 18:00

Sunday09:00 - 17:00

excellent value

fabulous location, comfortable, quiet, spacious rooms. excellent value for city stay. Ok, it's dated, but for one-third/half the price of anything in the vicinity, totally fine for a nights stay. Breakfast options limited, car park is tight (it's an old building!), and only one lift works. staff were lovely. modern bathroom. no views from room though.
If you are looking for somewhere to stay whilst your focus is on being out and about, you can't go wrong. I'm back there again this week.

Jo M

1/5

always good

front room upgrade was very welcome. Hassan always welcoming and nice to be greeted as a return guest. Perfect location and good to see a 100 plus years old hotel still being appreciated. Not as modern as the newer hotels but still has lots to offere

kaysE5305MK

2/5

A very good budget hotel

Staff very polite and courteous and being a platinum member the double upgrade was most appreciated as we stayed for 17 days. Double rook was very good and enabled me to work in one with peace and quiet.

noelv2017

3/5

Value for money

This is a budget hotel in the heart of the city with trams and buses right at the front door.
Excellent location at an affordable price.

Our room was clean and large with two queen beds and nice quality linen.

Bathroom was clean.

Staff were wonderful.

Breakfast made us giggle a bit but gave us enough to fuel us for the day ahead.

To be perfectly honest I almost cancelled our booking after reading some of the reviews but that would’ve been a huge mistake as we were very happy at almost 1/3 of the price of the place across the road.

Kathy M

4/5

Spotless, central, quiet, affordable

My room was spotlessly clean, everything in good condition, spacious enough for me as a solo traveler. The pillows were fantastic & my internal facing room incredibly quiet. I chose this hotel for its proximity to the things I wanted to see & for its affordability & wasn’t disappointed. Yes, it’s a little dated but I’m not sure what people expect for $100 p/n

cheekiness

5/5