The Fire Station Inn - Residency Plus

The Fire Station Inn, part of the North Adelaide Heritage Group is a remarkable two storey Victorian building that stands out prominently on the old high street of Tynte Street North Adelaide. It was built in 1866 originally as a shop, and in 1904 the Metropolitan Fire Brigade Service converted it into a fire station. It remained a fire station until the present conversion to accommodation by Rodney Twiss.

The Fire Station Inn - Residency Plus comprises of three bedrooms with two spa bathrooms, or two separate suites each with their own ensuite spa bathroom. Each suite can be booked separately.

At the Fire Station Inn guests have the option of choosing three different breakfasts, continental provisions, European breakfast provisions or full English breakfast provisions. Complimentary secure off street parking is available.

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

RESIDENCY PLUS

The Residency Penthouse is a superb five star spacious suite of five rooms with sundeck, perched two stories high.

The master bedroom has French doors opening onto a balcony overlooking the North Adelaide cafe precinct. The second bedroom opens onto the sundeck. The living room is warmed by an open gas log fire. A marble tiled bathroom with heated towel rails, two person spa and shower, completes the Residency. There are big squashy leather chesterfield sofas; gilt mirrors a nice mix of the contemporary and the antique.

The Loggia Suite is a private suite with the emphasis on romance and privacy with touches of Baroque accents. The magnificent two-person spa bathroom is flooded with light. The bathroom is surrounded by a walled courtyard garden.