Bridgestone Australia Blood Cancer Centre (Adelaide)

Accommodation facilities

The centre includes 15 two- and three-bedroom self-contained private units as well as:

• Recreation room
• Gym and children’s play area
• Shared barbeque area and landscaped gardens

Each fully furnished unit includes:

• A dining and lounge area with a television
• Bed linen, blankets, pillows, bath towels and tea towels
• Kitchen and cooking facilities (fridge, oven, microwave and toaster)
• Glassware, cutlery, crockery and utensils
• Laundry facilities including a washing machine, clothes dryer and drying rack
• Free Wi-Fi

We will accommodate people with accessibility needs whenever possible.

Please note, the Blood Cancer Centre units are not serviced and residents are responsible for cleaning their own units throughout their stay.

Parking and public transport

The centre is a 15-minute drive from both the Royal Adelaide Hospital, and Women’s and Children’s Hospital, providing easy access to major treatment centres.

Secure parking is available for one vehicle per unit and there is also limited on-site visitor parking.  

Public transport options are also close by including buses, trains and trams. For more details visit adelaidemetro.com.au

On-site support team

The Bridgestone Australia Blood Cancer Centre is staffed by highly trained healthcare professionals who can assist people with blood cancer and their loved ones with any concerns regarding a diagnosis, treatment or other issues which may be causing anxiety. Our friendly accommodation coordinator is also available to provide assistance.

Our support team members are available in-person or over the phone during business hours, Monday to Friday.

Take a tour of our facility

Explore the living and bedroom areas in our 3D tour below.

Wander around the outdoor spaces of the facility in the 3D tour below.

Local amenities

Community support and history

The Leukaemia Foundation would like to thank Bridgestone Australia for their ongoing support. Bridgestone Australia continues to help people living with blood cancer with vital transport and accommodation services when they need it most.