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This hotel is the perfect choice for your stay in Brisbane! With a prime location just 700m from Auchenflower Railway Station, you’re close to attractions like the Victoria Barracks Museum and Go Between Bridge. Rooms are well-equipped with air conditioning for ultimate comfort. Unwind at the bar or explore nearby dining gems like Moo Moo The Wine Bar’s famous grilled barramundi. Stay active with the outdoor pool, fitness center, and yoga classes. Business travelers will appreciate the meeting rooms and airport shuttle service. It’s all about convenience and comfort here!
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The Westin Brisbane is ideal for riverfront views, with spacious rooms featuring unobstructed Brisbane River panoramas. Located steps from North Quay, it offers complimentary ferry transfers to the city and South Bank, perfect for accessing cultural venues and riverside dining. Book a river-view room early to secure the best vantage point.
Stay at Holiday Inn Brisbane City Centre, just a 5-minute walk from North Quay. The hotel provides 24-hour shuttle service to major shopping centres and the city hall, plus complimentary city travel guides to help plan your itinerary. With seamless access to the CBD, you’re minutes away from business hubs and leisure spots—perfect for both work and play.
Walk 10 minutes from North Quay to the Brisbane River Art Gallery, showcasing contemporary sculptures and interactive installations by local artists. Along the riverside path, discover hidden riverside cafés serving specialty Australian coffee and house-baked treats. Don’t miss the evening sunset light display along the quay—perfect for photography and quiet reflection. Wear comfortable shoes for a relaxed urban stroll.
Novotel Brisbane City Centre offers a dedicated children’s playroom and 24-hour nutritious breakfast. All rooms feature child-safe non-slip flooring and complimentary baby toiletries. Just outside, North Quay Park provides safe open space for children, plus weekend outdoor music workshops. Parents can also book on-site babysitting services to enjoy a relaxing riverside afternoon tea.
Yes, both The Westin Brisbane and Holiday Inn Brisbane City Centre provide complimentary ferry shuttles to South Bank and the CBD, operating multiple times daily. The 10-minute ride offers scenic views of riverside architecture and wild waterbirds in flight. This service saves time and lets guests experience the city’s waterfront lifestyle naturally—ideal for morning walks or evening stargazing.
Shangri-La Brisbane is perfect for couples, offering top-floor suites with private balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Brisbane River and skyline. Enjoy an evening riverside candlelit dinner with live piano music. Guests receive a romantic room setup with rose petals and complimentary champagne—a dreamy escape for unforgettable moments.
Yes, Novotel Brisbane City Centre is adjacent to the Brisbane Night Market Square, open Friday to Sunday, featuring over 30 local food stalls offering charcoal-grilled Aussie steaks, handmade ice cream, and global street eats. The hotel partners with vendors to offer early-bird dining packages at discounted rates. At night, warm yellow lights line the riverside path, paired with live jazz—perfect for savoring Brisbane’s vibrant nightlife.
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I found the location of YHA Brisbane City to be quite convenient, though being on a slight hill does make hauling luggage a bit challenging. The nearby Coles supermarket is super handy for picking up groceries and cooking in the shared kitchen on the fifth floor—perfect for saving money and enjoying home-cooked meals. The rooftop terrace is absolutely stunning, offering great views where you can relax and eat while soaking in the scenery. Cleanliness is good overall, but the shared bathrooms are a bit small. I stayed in a dorm with shared facilities, and since my roommate went to bed early and turned off the lights, I had to be careful not to disturb them when showering. The storage cabinets in the room are spacious enough for a 29-inch suitcase, and towels and hairdryers are available at the front desk—just drop used towels into the yellow bin after use. The touchless water dispenser is a real game-changer; no need to buy bottled water—just fill your bottle right there. Downloading the YHA app made entry seamless—just scan your phone at the door. On my second day, we experienced a fire alarm alert. The staff reacted swiftly, knocking on every door to ensure everyone evacuated safely, then guided us calmly to the front entrance. Thankfully, it was just a false alarm—the local fire department arrived quickly, as they’re actually located on the same street, and their uniforms looked impressively sharp. After checking everything, they left, and life returned to normal. This experience actually reassured me about the safety standards here. Overall, the vibe, convenience, and value-for-money make this hostel a top choice. I’d definitely come back.
Staying at Balmoral Queenslander was one of the highlights of our recent trip to Brisbane. The location is perfect for visiting nearby family, and the moment we walked in, we were greeted by a beautifully designed room and an absolutely gorgeous garden that felt like a peaceful retreat. We stayed twice during our visit, and each time, the experience exceeded our expectations. The self-serve breakfast was fresh and thoughtfully laid out, and having laundry facilities on-site made packing and travel so much easier. The staff were warm and welcoming, and the overall atmosphere was calm and inviting. This place truly feels like home away from home. I’ll definitely be returning when we come back to Australia — it’s a gem worth revisiting.
Staying at City Star Lodge was a truly delightful experience—every aspect exceeded my expectations. The location is perfect, just a short walk from the city center and close to public transit, making it easy to explore Brisbane. The room was cozy, clean, and well-equipped with modern amenities. The bed was incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night’s sleep. What stood out most was the attention to detail—the friendly staff even welcomed me with a small thoughtful gift. It felt personal, not just another hotel stay. For the price, this place offers outstanding value and quality. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Brisbane. 10/10 without hesitation.
My first stop in Australia, and I stayed here for a full week. I didn’t speak much English at the time, so I kept to myself, but the vibe was incredibly welcoming. Most guests seemed to be long-term travelers, which made the atmosphere feel like a home away from home. Just a short walk away, there are plenty of cozy cafes—perfect for rainy days when you don’t feel like going out. Honestly, I loved it. I was a bit nervous at first—there were quite a few European guests, and they all seemed so energetic and outgoing—but every single one was kind and friendly, always smiling and reaching out to chat. It really made me feel included. The location is great, the staff is warm, and the whole experience felt genuine and refreshing. Definitely coming back.
This place was hands down my favorite stay during my trip to Australia. Just a 3-minute walk from Roma Street train station and super close to Queen Street, making transportation and daily errands incredibly convenient. The exterior is beautifully lined with stunning purple flowering trees—perfect for a quick photo op. On the ground floor, there's a cozy bar, while the second floor features a shared lounge and kitchen area where I cooked a few meals myself. The staff at the front desk were warm and helpful, always ready to assist. My room was clean, bright, and thoughtfully designed—comfortable bed, great soundproofing, fridge, TV, and complimentary toiletries. Even better, they allowed me to store my luggage the next day, which made my travel schedule so much easier. It’s rare to find such a welcoming, well-located, and practical hostel with such high standards. If you’re visiting Brisbane, this is absolutely a top pick—no hesitation needed.
Staying at Breeze Lodge was an absolutely fantastic experience! The room had excellent air conditioning—so effective that even during the hottest summer days, it stayed cool and comfortable without any stuffiness. Common areas and bathrooms were spotlessly clean, with daily housekeeping ensuring no unpleasant odors and a consistently hygienic environment. The kitchen was well-equipped and included free paper towels—an unexpected but welcome touch for travelers who like to cook their own meals. The only small downside? There’s no water dispenser in the common area, so you’ll need to bring your own bottle or purchase bottled water. However, this isn’t a big issue thanks to the incredible convenience of nearby amenities: McDonald’s, KFC, and a 24-hour supermarket are all within a 3-minute walk—perfect for late-night snacks or last-minute essentials. Overall, for the price, getting a private AC unit and a fully functional kitchen is an unbeatable value. If you're looking for a clean, well-located, budget-friendly hostel with great hygiene standards and easy access to everything, Breeze Lodge is a top recommendation.
Staying at Summer House Brisbane was an absolute delight from start to finish. The staff are incredibly welcoming and friendly, making everyone feel right at home. The property itself is clean, well-maintained, and has a cozy, relaxed vibe that’s perfect for travelers looking to unwind. Located just a short walk from the city center and with easy access to some of Brisbane’s best beaches, it’s ideal for both exploring the urban scene and enjoying beachside relaxation. I especially appreciated how quiet and safe the area felt, even during peak times. The value for money is outstanding—this place truly offers more than you’d expect at this price point. If you're visiting Brisbane and want a comfortable, social, and convenient base, this is the spot. Highly recommend!
Staying at Bunk Brisbane was an absolute delight! The entire experience exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, the staff were welcoming and helpful, making check-in a breeze. The hostel itself is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed—perfect for solo travelers or groups looking for a cozy, social atmosphere. I loved how quiet and comfortable the dorm rooms were, despite being in a bustling city. It’s just a short walk to the train station, putting all of Brisbane’s highlights within easy reach. The location, vibe, and value are unbeatable. I’d definitely come back and recommend this place to anyone visiting Brisbane.
Brisbane Manor is a charming stay that truly captures the spirit of old Brisbane. While some features show their age, it’s exactly this vintage character that makes the experience so special. The hallways are lined with nostalgic photographs of the city’s past—feeling like walking through a small, intimate museum. Located just a short walk from Fortitude Valley Station, getting around town is effortless. The kitchenette is compact but well-equipped for quick meal prep, perfect for travelers who want to save on dining out. With its cozy ambiance, unbeatable location, and authentic local vibe, this place offers excellent value and a memorable stay.
Staying at Spring Hill Terraces was a fantastic experience—clean, well-maintained rooms with just the right amount of space for a solo traveler. The location is unbeatable: steps away from public transit and surrounded by great cafes, shops, and restaurants. I loved how quiet and peaceful the area is, making it feel safe and relaxing, especially when traveling alone. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the property felt secure throughout my stay. It’s a perfect mix of comfort, convenience, and value—definitely my go-to choice in Brisbane if I’m back.
I was heading to a game at the Gabba and needed an overnight stay. This place was the most affordable option within walking distance, so I didn’t expect much—especially after comparing prices with other nearby hotels. To my surprise, the room was far better than I anticipated. It’s small but spotlessly clean, and had everything I needed for a one-night stay: TV, air conditioning, tea and coffee supplies, fresh linens, and a well-made bed. The bathroom had clearly been recently renovated—definitely a pleasant upgrade. If you’re looking for a budget-friendly, convenient spot close to the Gabba, this is a solid choice. Would I stay here again? Absolutely yes. Great value, great location, and a really satisfying stay overall.
The room isn't large, but it comfortably fit us as two adults and one child. We originally booked for two nights, but due to traveling with our little one, we only stayed for one night. I should have paid closer attention to the policy stating children under 18 aren’t allowed—my mistake for not reading the fine print. Still, the owner was incredibly understanding and let us check in anyway, which really meant a lot and saved us from having to find shelter on the street. Huge thanks for your kindness and flexibility. Brisbane is such a wonderful city, and this experience made it even more memorable. Definitely planning to return!
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