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Marine and Harbours Hotel

293 St Vincent Street, Port Adelaide, South Australia

Built in 1978, the Marine and Harbours Building originally housed a State Government department overseeing shipping permits and customs operations. After sitting vacant for more than two decades, it was acquired by Kite Projects and is now being revitalised as a retro boutique hotel within the Dock One masterplan. Demolition works are officially underway, marking the start of its transformation into a new waterfront destination.

Port Adelaide’s rich history of migration and maritime trade is now fuelling a new era of growth. The precinct is transforming into a vibrant hub for government, defence and private-sector investment, attracting businesses and driving fresh development. A growing mix of bars, cafés, pubs and retail continues to energise the area, bringing renewed life to the historic Port.

The Marine and Harbours Hotel will cater for increased numbers of tourists, visitors and corporate guests when the hotel opens.

Development Features
  • Retro boutique hotel through the refurbishment of former Marine and Harbours Building
  • Restaurant
  • Rooftop
  • Conference facilities
  • Food and beverage
  • 100 guest rooms
  • 10 floating river suits

Type

Hotel, food and beverage

Status

Demolition commenced

Rooms

100 guest rooms and 10 floating river suites

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