Student Accommodations in Glenelg, Adelaide

Glenelg is a beachside Adelaide suburb, South Australia, located on the shores of Holdfast Bay on the Gulf of St Vincent. It is a famous tourist destination due to its beaches and other attractions, including several five-star hotels, resorts, and notable restaurants.

Amber has a variety of Glenelg student accommodation alternatives. Many of the featured homes have both shared and private lodgings, and we provide a choice of Glenelg student accommodation options. It is simple to locate and reserve amber student housing. Our search tool makes it easier for you to find the ideal student house for your needs and budget, allowing you to search for apartments in a specific city, neighbourhood, or near a specific university. Glenelg student accommodation options are also close to universities such as Flinders University, Australian Catholic University, School of Audio Engineering Institute, Southern Cross Education Institute, Torrens University Australia, Carnegie Mellon University Australia, and Salford College of Business and Hospitality.

Glenelg, the birthplace of the infant British colony of Adelaide (and South Australia), is now a Greater Adelaide seaside suburb and an elegant and delightful day tripper seaside resort with a beautiful Esplanade, a narrow strip of beach, a handsome jetty, and an impressive number of mansions with views over St Vincent Gulf. It has a typical Mediterranean climate, as does much of South Australia. It is a lively city full of cafés, restaurants, and amusement parks, making it excellent for day trips and 'promenading.' The suburb was named after Lord Glenelg, a member of the British parliament at the time, and was established in 1836. It is the oldest European settlement on the continent of South Australia. Almost 90% of the population in the suburb live within walking distance of a park. Approximately 40% of the population has access to educational facilities.

This Adelaide suburb is a popular choice for students planning on living in Adelaide since it is close to numerous prominent colleges. Amber offers studios, flats, and other low-cost student housing alternatives to students in and surrounding this Adelaide suburb. When studying abroad, only the best should be considered. Amber offers elegant en-suites, student apartments, and studios in this neighbourhood. Most of the houses offer a communal or private kitchen and various extra amenities such as gyms, gaming rooms, study rooms, and WiFi. They were carefully selected and designed exclusively for students. These rooms are conveniently located in Adelaide's trendy neighbourhoods, with plenty of cafes, restaurants, and stores to choose from. Some of amber's top Glenelg student accommodation options include

1. Scape Waymouth, Adelaide

2. Scape Adelaide Central, Adelaide

3. Y Suites on Waymouth, Adelaide

4. Dwell East End Adelaide, Adelaide

5. UniLodge Metro Adelaide, Adelaide

6. The Switch Adelaide Central, Adelaide

7.  Yugo Adelaide City, Adelaide

8. Capital Student Stays, Adelaide

Adelaide is one of the world's least costly cities, according to global economic analysts Mercer Consulting Group. Adelaide has minimal metropolitan pressures and is substantially less costly than Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Students will have more money to spend on food, accommodation, supplies, transport, and entertainment because it is Australia's most affordable city.

1. Rent (Shared): AUD$185 per week

2. Utility Bill (Shared): AUD$30 per week

3. Grocery: AUD$60 per week

4. Phone and internet: AUD$25 per week

5. Public Transport: AUD$15 per week

6. Entertainment: AUD$80 per week

There are several ways to travel about Adelaide, but public transportation is unquestionably the finest. Adelaide Metro offers rail, tram, and bus services under the same brand name and utilises the same "Metroticket" ticketing system. On buses, trams, and at major train stations, single-trip tickets with unlimited transfers for two hours cost $5 during peak hours and $3 during off-peak hours. There is also a $9.10 day trip ticket that provides unlimited travel inside the Adelaide Metro zone for a whole day.

1. Trams: The tram service connects Adelaide suburbs in the northwest and south. The tram journey between the South Terrace and Entertainment Centre stations is free.

Trains: The rail service serves Adelaide suburbs that are outlying the city. There are multiple rail routes that leave from the Adelaide CBD.

2. Buses: Several bus lines serve Adelaide and its adjacent areas. The Free City Loop bus is a free city connector loop bus that travels across Adelaide's central business district.

3. Cycling: Cycling (and walking) about Adelaide is easy and safe, due to broad, level streets and a plethora of bike routes. The city also has free dedicated bike lanes, bike pumps, and repair stations, as well as a network of bike routes. Adelaide Free Bikes provides free bicycle rentals to students (which includes a bicycle helmet required for cycling in South Australia).