Marion Hotel

Mitchell Park, Australia

2.6

Closed now

10 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 8 8276 8888
Website:
www.marionhotel.com.au
Address:
849 Marion Rd, Mitchell Park, South Australia, 5043
Marion
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
250 ftStop 24 Marion Road - West side
270 ftStop 24 Marion Road - East side
0.2 miStop 25 Finniss Street - South East side
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Today

Today 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Closed now
Local time (Mitchell Park) 04:13 Friday, 20 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Tuesday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Wednesday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Thursday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Friday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Saturday 8:30 am – 12:00 am
Sunday 8:30 am – 12:00 am

Description

Specialties

Accommodation Hotel with 2 bars with quality dining, browse and drive through bottle shop, function and conference facilities and Goldrush Pokies. Live entertainment and outside dining.

Part of the Hurley Hotel Group since 1984 a family owned business.

Restaurant is open for dining all day 11:30am to 9pm Wednesday to Sunday & between 11:30 & 2:30 — 5:30 & 9pm Monday and Tuesday

Breakfast dining from 7am daily.

Accommodation consists of 12 rooms with either 1 King size bed — «CLOUD» mattress topper or King Single twin — upstairs — all with en-​suite bathrooms.

Conference room seats up to 110 guests

History

Established in 1966.

Part of the Hurley Hotel Group (a family owned Business) since 1984 the Marion has had only licensee companies since built by the SA Brewing Co in 1966.

Constant renovations have kept the hotel current.

The hotel boast many long time staff members including Matt (Chef), Nick (Bottle-​shop Manager) and Debbie (Front Office Manager) to name a few.

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10 reviews of Marion Hotel

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Place rating: 2
Athol Park, Australia
This hotel used to have a lot more choice when it came to the menu. While there is still a range of foods it is nothing like it used to be.
When you purchase a main meal you can access the salad and veg bar which has roast potato, zucchini and onion, corn, peas and carrots and cheesy broccoli and cauliflower. There was a pasta salad, beetroot and coleslaw (which left something to be desired).
You need to go to the salad and veg bar when you see the size of the meals.
The music was nice and the look of the venue is good but they are the only redeeming factors of this place.
Place rating: 3
Adelaide, Australia
The Marion is my local hotel, and my family has been there many times. Over the years, it’s become a bit more upmarket and exotic. I wouldn’t go here for a cheap meal, but for a semi formal dinner or event, it works well. A friend had a milestone birthday here in the function room several years ago, which was set up well, and we were served fantastically.
The food is enjoyable enough, it’s never been far off par. On a Saturday night, there is often live music and people dancing (like, 6 middle aged people, I mean). There are also video game consoles for children to play — handy when waiting 30 mins for food feels like 5 hours to kids!
The bar/​gaming area is separate, and is chilled out for a casual pint or five. They also offer bar food, which is reasonably priced and good for it’s purpose.
Overall, a decent enough establishment for a meal.
Place rating: 2
Melbourne, Australia
Well, there probably isn’t all that much to say about this place other than it is a local pub. Yeah, they do have quite a few gaming machines, but they also have a pretty large restaurant, and accommodation (if you are willing to risk it after reading R. W’s thoughts on the place). You tend to only get the locals coming here, especially in the Cue and Brew bar, so don’t expect it to be some trendy and hip place for a drink (it’s not). Still, there was one time when my friend decided he wanted a drink, and we stopped of here only to discover that the captain of one of the local football teams was giving away free beer. Hey, we didn’t particularly support that team, but we had no problems with accepting free beer. Yeah, we may be hypocrites, but we weren’t about to turn down a free beer simply because he was wearing the wrong colours.
Place rating: 3
Adelaide, Australia
I have been here quite a few times now. The main dining room is a great place to get a meal with the family, have a couple of drinks and catch up. The meals are decent sized servings for what you pay (generally between $ 20 and $ 30) and are usually flavoursome, well-​cooked with good presentation. They have a daily specials menu as well as kids’ and seniors’ menus with prices to suit the smaller servings. The staff are friendly and helpful and bar staff offer a table service so you don’t have to leave your seat to get a drink. My only gripe (which is relatively minor) is that I ordered a medium-​rare scotch fillet with Neptune sauce (sweet chilli mayonnaise with prawns), but my steak was served well done. It was tough, dry and flavourless — thank heavens for the Neptune sauce and the crunchy chips!
Place rating: 1
Woodburn, OR
MOST AWFUL HOTEL ON EARTH! Why do people go to a hotel? To sleep. What can you NOT do at this pathetic excuse for a hotel? Sleep. This isn’t a hotel. It’s a rock and roll venue that blasts loud rock music until 12:30 AM. Even though we told them that we had an early flight at the Adelaide Airport a few miles away, they put us in a room 30 feet from the stage. Our whole floor shook and vibrated from the deafening loud music. Do yourself a favor. Sleep at the airport, in your car or in their parking lot, but don’t book this hotel and expect to be able to use the bed for anything close to sleeping. Without a doubt, the nastiest staff, the worst food and the worst accommodations in any hemisphere. My night at the Marion was the longest, most depressing, upsetting, vacation-​ruining night of my life.
Place rating: 4
Adelaide, Australia
Just had to write a quick review as pleasantly surprised by the Sip n Save drive-​through.
I was greeted warmly and pointed in the right direction. After browsing for a few mins was asked if I needed help. Was offered some advice on wine selection. The most surprising part was the fabulous selection of local white wines. I bought an Adelaide Hills, Tapestry Sav Blanc for $ 11.99. Really loved all the Adelaide Hills wines available.
Perhaps I shouldn’t be surprised to find a great selection and knowledgable, helpful staff, but from the outside it doesn’t look very inspiring, so it was great to be proved wrong!
Place rating: 2
Adelaide, Australia
Mediocre service, could not get drinks order right. Get better food at KFC really. Still if you like gaming etc this is for you. Will not go again, disappointing.
Place rating: 3
Adelaide, Australia
I went to a fiftieth here the other week, and it was actually pretty good. It was just in the restaurant area, we had a big table, but the service was great, and they somehow manaed to get all the meals out at pretty much the same time (I’ve been to pubs that can’t manage that when there is two of us, let alone twenty of us!).
The bar is well stocked with a range of different alcoholic beverages, and the gaming area is pretty impressive, which is great if you like the odd flutter on the pokies like I do.
Place rating: 3
Australia
Rohan is right, the Marion Hotel has a pretty full on supply of gaming machines but it also has a few other things going for it. This is a basic pub but it’s a good basic pub.
If the screens on the pokies aren’t enough for you, there are one or two, or twelve large screen TV’s placed around the walls in the various bar areas. Head to the Marion on a Friday night and Bart’s Bar & Bistro is always full of hungry diners and drinkers. The Cue ‘N’ Brew Bar is another eating and drinking area and that’s where you’ll find the biggest number of big screens. It all makes sense when you find out the Marion was the winner of ‘Best Sporting Venue’ at the 2011 AHA Awards. If you work in the area and are heading there for lunch you can pre-​order your meal with them which is a big time saver.
Entertainment is big at the Marion Hotel and they have Live Bands and performers, Karaōke competitions and standup comedy regularly scheduled. And if music’s not your thing, don’t forget there’s sport, sport and more sport on offer in the Cue’N’Brew Bar — fine with me.
Place rating: 3
South Australia, Australia
Huge gaming area and a side bar/​courtyard is separated by a drive through bottle shop. Bistro dining area, Cue and Brew sports bar (with more gaming), and Bart’s Bar. If you haven’t picked already, this is the place to come if you are into gaming.
Other happenings are live stand up comedy, live music, and talent competitions, which usually take place in the aforementioned. Cue and Brew sports bar. If the audiences are empty, the acts still get to play to the gaming machines in the corner. Did I mention this place has gaming machines?