What are your reception hours?

Our reception is open from 8am to 9pm daily.

What time is check-in and check-out?

Our check-in time is 2pm, and check out is at 10am.

Can I store my luggage before check-in or after my stay?

Yes. We have safe luggage storage facilities where we can hold your luggage during office hours.

Do you have car parking?

Secure car parking is available at Sydney Place, just a few hundred metres from the hotel reception for $25 per day.

Is parking secure or undercover?

Our car park is secure and undercover.

Do you have a swimming pool?

The hotel does not have a swimming pool, however, we are within walking distance from the Glenelg Beach tram line.

Do you have laundry facilities?

Yes, our Junior Suites and Deluxe Suites have a laundry and dryer in the room. For Standard and Superior rooms, the hotel also offers dry cleaning services for an extra fee.

Do you provide breakfast?

While we don't currently offer breakfast on-site, we have partnered with Seoul Sisters on Halifax Street to provide breakfast for $25 per person. Visit reception to obtain your breakfast voucher.

Do you have a meeting/boardroom?

Yes. Toms Court Hotel offers an on-site boardroom ideal for small meetings, with Wi-Fi and screen access. Catering can be arranged.

Does the hotel have free WiFi?

Yes, unlimited high-speed WiFi is offered for guests free of charge.

How many guests can each room accommodate?

Standard and Superior rooms are fit for two people. King, Junior and Deluxe suites can fit up to four people with the sofa-bed set-up.

Are rooms accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes, Toms Court Hotel offers comfortable, accessible accommodation, including an Accessible King room.

Can I smoke in my room?

No, Toms Court Hotel has a strict no-smoking policy throughout the hotel premises, including all guest rooms, common areas, and outdoor spaces.

Can I change my booking or cancel my reservation?

Yes, when you book directly with Toms Court Hotel, you have up until 24 hours before your arrival date to cancel or change the booking. Third-party website bookings are subject to different rules.

Is a security bond required?

Yes, a $100 security bond is required on a credit card, matching the registered guest's name and a valid government-issued photo ID.

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Rundle Street

At the heart of Adelaide's vibrant East End, Rundle Street brings together boutique shopping, restaurants, cafés, bars, entertainment and heritage architecture in one of the city's most energetic neighbourhoods.

Stretching through the East End towards East Terrace, Rundle Street has a distinctly local feel, with designer fashion, independent stores and hidden laneways sitting alongside some of Adelaide's best-known places to eat and drink. By day, it is perfect for shopping, coffee and exploring. As evening arrives, restaurants, pubs and small bars give the precinct a completely different energy.

It is also close to Rundle Mall, Adelaide Botanic Garden, North Terrace and Rymill Park, making Rundle Street an easy addition to a day exploring central Adelaide

What To Experience

Shop the East End

Browse designer fashion, independent boutiques, gifts and locally owned stores.dependent boutiques, specialist retailers, jewellery, gifts and local finds.

Eat Your Way Along Rundle Street

Discover cafés, restaurants and cuisines from around the world.

Explore the Laneways

Wander through Ebenezer Place and the surrounding side streets for hidden shops, bars and local character.

Stay Out After Dark

Experience the East End's pubs, wine bars, small bars, cinema and buzzing evening atmosphere.

FAQs

Yes. Rundle Mall is Adelaide's main pedestrian shopping mall, while Rundle Street continues east into Adelaide's East End and is better known for boutique shopping, restaurants, cafés, pubs, bars and nightlife. The two precincts are close together and can easily be explored during the same outing.
Yes. Rundle Street and the surrounding East End are known for a wide range of restaurants, cafés, pubs, wine bars and international dining options, making it a popular place for lunch, dinner or drinks during an Adelaide stay.
Yes. A free city tram stop is located directly outside Toms Court Hotel on King William Street. Guests can travel through the CBD towards North Terrace and the eastern side of the city, then continue on foot into Rundle Street and the East End. Free City Connector buses are also available nearby.
Yes. Toms Court Hotel is within walking distance of several Adelaide dining and entertainment precincts, including Rundle Street, Chinatown, Adelaide Central Market and nearby Halifax Street, giving guests plenty of options without travelling far from their accommodation.

Rundle Street

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