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The Playford Hotel Adelaide - MGallery Collection

Adelaide, Australia · MGallery · Core Luxury

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The Playford Hotel occupies the site of the former News Limited building, home to Rupert Murdoch's newspaper The News before a 1997 fire, developed by the Sparr family and named for South Australian premier Sir Thomas Playford. A $25 million renovation by designer Hachem, completed in 2023, added the Luma Restaurant to the MGallery-rebranded property.

About The Playford Hotel Adelaide - MGallery Collection

History

The Playford Hotel stands at 120 North Terrace in Adelaide, on the site of the former News Limited building — home of Rupert Murdoch's newspaper The News — which was demolished in 1997 after a fire. Built in 1997–98, the hotel opened in 1998, developed by the Sparr family as an art hotel and named for the long-serving South Australian premier Sir Thomas Playford.

It first traded as the Radisson Playford, later as The Sebel Playford, and was rebranded into Accor's MGallery in 2014. A $25 million renovation by designer Hachem was completed in early 2023, adding the Luma Restaurant. The hotel has 182 rooms (110 rooms and 72 suites).

The setting

120 North Terrace, Adelaide, opposite the Convention Centre, Casino, and Adelaide Oval.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

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