The Fire Station Inn - Loggia Suite

The Fire Station Inn, part of the North Adelaide Heritage Group is a remarkable two storey Victorian building.

It was built in 1866 as a shop and in 1904 converted to a fire station. It remained a fire station until the present conversion to luxury accommodation by Rodney Twiss into three unique suites.

The Fire Station Inn is versatile - it can be booked as one complete townhouse of four bedrooms with three spa bathrooms or three separate suites each with their own ensuite spa bathroom.

The Loggia Suite emphasises romance and privacy with touches of Baroque accents. The magnificent two-person spa bathroom is flooded with light with two complete walls of glass opaque tiles. The bathroom is surrounded by a walled private courtyard garden with Italianate tiles, Tuscan hued walls, a lion head fountain and slim pencil pines, as well as outdoor furniture and umbrella.

North Adelaide Heritage Group is a 2012 Fodor's Choice recipient - for the seventh year in a row.

LOGGIA SUITE

A very private retreat with Italianate accents, comprising a large bedroom/living room, spa bathroom of luxurious proportions and private walled, sunny garden through French doors. The suite has one queen size bed with 100-year-old Australian cedar bed pelmet. Remote control colour flat television, DVD player, CD player and radio, direct dial telephone and internet access, intercom, reverse cycle split system heating and air conditioning, refrigerator and secure private parking.