Comfort Inn Port Augusta - Port Augusta, South Australia
National Hwy 1
Port Augusta, SA 5700 Nightly Rates(70.26 - 118.28)2 Star
Property Description
Close to Flinders Ranges. All ground floor units. Excellent security. Off street parking. Personal service. AU Star Rating 3.5. Front Desk Hours: Monday-Saturday 7am-930pm, Sunday 8am-930pm. If arriving outside of these hours please use night bell/phone. Children 12 years and under stay free when using existing bedding. Verify hotel name and address. Others in the area.
Amenities
Air Conditioned
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Copy Service
FAX
Iron
Guest Laundromat
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
No Pets Allowed
Picnic Area/Tables
Play Ground
Play Ground
Heated Pool
Parking
Outdoor Parking
Truck Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe
24 Hour Security
Television with Cable
TV Remote Control
Miscellaneous Information
Australian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1300
Check out time is 1000
44 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
300km North of Adelaide on National Hwy 1. 3km South of City Centre on the Adelaide side of the city.
Guarantee Policy
GTD
Cancellation Policy
24H
Pink Lake ... 1 kilometer
ETSA Oval & Swimming Club ... 1 kilometer
Gymnasium / Squash ... 1 kilometer
Port Augusta Race Track ... 1 kilometer
Swimming Centre ... 1 kilometer
Brian Evans Theatre ... 2 kilometers
Central Oval/Trotting Track ... 2 kilometers
City Centre ... 2 kilometers
Commonwealth Workshops ... 2 kilometers
El Alamein Army Base ... 2 kilometers
Flying Doctor ... 2 kilometers
Homestead Park ... 2 kilometers
Lawn Bowls ... 2 kilometers
Northern Power Station ... 2 kilometers
Port Augusta High School ... 2 kilometers
Port Augusta Hospital ... 2 kilometers
Royal Flying Doctors ... 2 kilometers
School of the Air ... 2 kilometers
TAFE College ... 2 kilometers
CBD ... 3 kilometers
Caritas College ... 3 kilometers
Courthouse ... 3 kilometers
Curdnatta Art Gallery ... 3 kilometers
Foreshore ... 3 kilometers
Gladstone Square ... 3 kilometers
Heritage Walk ... 3 kilometers
Port Augusta Sailing Club ... 3 kilometers
Shopping Mall ... 3 kilometers
Wadlata Outback Centre ... 3 kilometers
Golf Course ... 5 kilometers
Port Augusta Gliding Club ... 5 kilometers
Water Tower Lookout ... 5 kilometers
Arid Lands Botanic Gardens ... 6 kilometers
Matthew Flinders Lookout ... 8 kilometers
Beach Shacks ... 9 kilometers
Flinders Ranges ... 10 kilometers
Pichi Richi Steam Train ... 15 kilometers
Mambray Reserve ... 25 kilometers
Quorn Historic Town ... 35 kilometers
Alligator Gorge ... 40 kilometers
Melrose Township ... 55 kilometers
Mt Remarkable National Park ... 55 kilometers
Hawker Historic Town ... 66 kilometers
Whyalls ... 80 kilometers
Port Pirie ... 90 kilometers
Wilpena Pound ... 160 kilometers
Jade Mines ... 180 kilometers
Related South Australia Content
South Australia’s sun-baked landscape encloses a distinct beauty. There are stunning national parks to ramble in, from the cerise dunes of Simpson Desert to Lake Eyre National Park with its enormous ’salt-sink’ and wilderness opening up huge skies. Wilpena Pound is a vast natural amphitheater with rocks protruding like gnarled fingers in Flinders Ranges National Park.
The Murray River’s life-giving waters ensure agriculture such as orchards and vineyards flourish in seemingly inhospitable territory. The Barossa Valley, McLaren Vale
and Coonawarra are just some of the state’s prized wine-growing regions known especially for their reds.
Adelaide is an attractive city, intelligently laid-out with wide boulevards. Its central area is completely encircled by parkland and bush inviting exploration by foot. The Adelaide Hills are literally on its doorstep meaning you can enjoy the cultural offerings of the city in the morning and then get lost in the wilderness in the afternoon.
South Australia is the only state that was not colonized through convicts. Its early settlers were mostly religious non-conformists and South Australia has since paved the way in Australian reform. It was the first state to give women equal voting rights; and the first to appoint an Aboriginal and a female governor.
Geography Except for the state capital of Adelaide, South Australia is sparsely inhabited - it is four times the area of the UK. It is the country’s driest state, a region of rocky plains and desert landscape broken by the fertile wine-growing areas, which include the Barossa Valley.
South Australia stretches upwards to the Northern Territory, eastwards to Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, and westwards to Western Australia. The countryside ranges from the beach resorts of the Adelaide suburbs to the vast expanses of isolated, semi-desert outback; from the craggy mountains of Flinders Ranges to the meandering Murray River. Offshore is the popular Kangaroo Island. Adelaide nestles in the foothills of Mount Lofty Ranges.
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