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About Brisbane

Within easy reach of one of the world’s most famously beautiful stretches of coastline, Brisbane has also made a beach of its picturesque riverbank. Meandering through the city, the Brisbane River carves the metropolis up into distinct, and wonderfully characterful, neighbourhoods. Follow the river — and our guide to the best places to stay in Brisbane — to delve into lively Fortitude Valley, exclusive New Farm, chic Paddington or the fun-loving West End. Hip design hotels, cosy B&Bs and family-friendly apartments await.

With Brisbane's surfeit of beaches and glorious sunshine, this often humid city has a tropical feel which fuels a laid-back, relaxed vibe and a great open-air dining (and drinking) scene. The shiny casinos and visitor attractions are relatively new: money was poured into the city for Expo '88. Dream World, Sea World and Movie World give Brisbane a 'Florida Down Under' feel — hence the local nickname, Bris-vegas. But that is just one part of town. If you're looking for charming old Queensland residences, colonial-era architecture and local arts and culture then you'll not be disappointed. You will also find a city rich with tropical gardens and welcoming public spaces for relaxed strolls or more challenging hikes.

Get out on the water with kayaking, sailing and ferry options, or head out on adventurous day trips to Queensland's national parks, wildlife sanctuaries and the dazzling beaches of the coast. Many of the best places to stay in Brisbane are within easy reach of the city’s top boutiques, galleries, eateries and performance spaces — perfect for a trip to remember.

 

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The Best Places to Stay in Brisbane

For a hip design hotel

  • W Brisbane features a fun fusion of trendy contemporary touches with lovely luxurious details — as expected from this popular hotel collection. Stay here for top-notch food, a smart spa and the funky vibe. The zebra print pool and bar area is a real highlight! A stylish hotel for couples or groups of friends.
  • Crystalbrook Vincent is a glamorous art hotel showcasing the works of acclaimed artist Vincent Fantauzzo. Rooms include sofas upholstered in emerald velvet, beautiful views and slick modern fittings. Pick this place for its cool urban style and spectacular rooftop pool. Swish and sophisticated, ideal for design lovers and cleverly built around Story Bridge.
  • Ovolo The Valley is a beautiful design hotel in hip Fortitude Valley. Rooms are glamorous and romantic, with upholstered headboards in rich jewel tones, huge rain showers and quirky in-room cocktail mixing sets. Atmospheric and luxurious, this is an indulgent choice for couples eager to explore one of the city's coolest districts, with an abundance of bars, boutiques and eateries.
  • The Johnson is a bold base near the CBD, featuring statement artwork by abstract artist Michael Johnson. Think clean, crisp lines, bright colours popping against white walls in cosy bedrooms, and excellent facilities for couples or families. Take a dip in the swimming pool, hit the gym or hire bikes to cycle around Brisbane. Sleek and modern.
  • The Calile is a superbly soothing urban resort, boasting retro-inspired rooms and an extensive spa. Think pastel-hued interiors, brass fittings and a chic, minimalist feel. A zen choice for hip grown-ups, with an immensely indulgent feel.

For heritage luxury

  • Treasury Hotel is an opulent choice, set within an grand heritage building in the heart of Brisbane. Expect high ceilings, sash windows and enormous bedrooms with marble bathrooms. With a fine dining restaurant and casino on-site, this is one for the grown-ups!
  • The Inchcolm fuses heritage glamour with a trendy renovation in an impressive historic building. Rooms have sash windows and 1950s-inspired furnishings, whilst communal areas are bold and atmospheric, with plush upholstery and eclectic wallpapers. Offers old-school charm in spades.
  • Adina Apartment Hotel is a striking Art Deco building in central Brisbane. Following a recent renovation, the very reasonably-priced rooms and apartments are sleek and luxurious. Minimalist interiors include bold splashes of colour, there's an appealing outdoor pool, and apartments are brilliant for families. Stylish and ideal for exploring the city.

For city style & great nightlife

  • Emporium Hotel is a vibrant contemporary spot with swish suites featuring big comfortable beds, marble bathrooms and magnificent city views. The rooftop pool area is perfect for lively evening drinks, there's delicious food to savour, and live music in the piano bar. A luxurious choice with a plethora of bars and restaurants just moments away, offering great nightlife.
  • Hyatt Regency Brisbane is the perfect launchpad for a lively visit to the sunny city. Stylish rooms feature crisp, clean lines, there's a refreshing rooftop pool and meeting spaces are ideal for conferences and events. A swish, grown-up hotel with easy access to some of the city's top evening spots.
  • Gambaro Hotel is a smart luxury spot close to some of Brisbane's best nightlife. Rooms are sumptuously appointed, there are two award-winning restaurants, and the hotel is very well-priced. Great for business or leisure travellers on the hunt for a chic city pad.
  • Capri by Fraser Brisbane has 293 studios and apartments with kitchenettes done in an understated palette of cream and warm purple tones. There's a heated indoor pool set alongside gym and yoga facilities, plus a superb Mediterranean restaurant — perfect for kicking off a night out in the city. Close to the Botanic Gardens and Queen Street Mall.

For foodies

  • The Westin Brisbane is a sleek, 298-room hotel in the CBD, with an acclaimed Italian restaurant. Trendy Settimo draws a real crowd, with an ever-changing menu of gourmet Italian-fusion dishes by chef Guy Grossi. This sophisticated hotel also promises city and river views from chic suites, as well as a spa, two bars and a swimming pool.
  • Sofitel Brisbane Central, a glittering high-rise with 456 smart rooms and suites, offers nods to French elegance through its design and its cuisine. Feast on French fare at Suzette, delight in warm pastries with coffee at Chouchou, or enjoy superb private dining at Privé.

For an intimate bolthole

  • Heal House is an elegant three-bedroom B&B in a quiet residential part of Brisbane. Expect fresh, airy interiors with plenty of traditional features, as well as big rain showers and free-standing tubs. Watch the world go by from the pretty veranda before strolling into the city. An award-winning, adults-only B&B for romantic couples.
  • Spicers Balfour is a stylish boutique hotel in a charming 19th-century house near the river in New Farm. Nine swish rooms are set around a courtyard and tropical gardens, there's a lovely onsite spa, and the The Balfour Kitchen specialises in fresh seasonal produce. An intimate, adults-only spot just 15 minutes' walk from the centre of town.
  • Edward Lodge is a chic little guesthouse with ten thoughtfully-decorated rooms, featuring blue and yellow ikat-patterned touches against a crisp white background. Breakfasts are fresh and filling, served in the garden or a sunny dining room, and the vibe is friendly — an ideal B&B for groups of friends or families. The trendy New Farm setting is a big sell, too!

For families

  • Alex Perry Hotel & Apartments is a brilliant family choice, with self-catering one and two-bedroom apartments. Expect chic urban style, a rooftop pool and a well-equipped gym. Close to the CBD, studios or smaller apartments are also great for couples or long-stay business travellers. The fully-equipped kitchens are a big plus for families eager to have some extra independence!
  • The Point is an airy, minimalist choice with 201 rooms in Kangaroo Point. This stylish city hotel is well-located for family ferry trips out on the water, as well as picnics on the Kangaroo Point Cliffs. There's a large pool, too, and the restaurant serves modern Aussie cuisine. Great for couples or families, especially those with kids eager to enjoy the great outdoors.
  • The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach has 58 white-and-grey studios with kitchenettes, balconies and flexible options for families. Many of the rooms face lovely Margate Beach, which is ideal for family holidays. Borrow the hotel's bicycles to zip along the promenade, take a dip in the rooftop pool, or gather at the relaxed restaurant as a family.
  • Sage Hotel James Street is a modern Fortitude Valley choice with scope for extra beds and cots in monochromatic guest rooms, some of which have balconies with city views. There's no on-site restauraunt, but James Street offers a pelthora of dining options, and rates are excellent. Good for guests of all ages seeking a Fortitude Valley location.

For great value

  • Lylo Brisbane offers affordable ultra-modern rooms and pods in the heart of Brisbane's nightlife district. Small, but comfortable, this is a top spot for groups of friends and keen partygoers. Immensely well-priced, sociable and steps from the bars, music venues and clubs of Fortitude Valley.
  • Kennigo Hotel Brisbane is a very reasonably priced city base with 107 rooms in a modern red-brick building set alongside an 1885-built heritage house. Minimalistic rooms have bold wallpapers, white, grey and black interiors, and private balconies of various sizes. Events spaces make this a great business choice.
  • The Constance is the city's very first street art hotel, with 65 guest rooms featuring original artwork. Ideal for groups of friends in search of an affordable city pad, the hotel sits along a Fortitude Valley side street, close to the heart of the evening's action. There's a breakfast room, rooftop shisha lounge and private courtyards.

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Travel information

  • Fly to Brisbane Airport, and hop into a taxi to the city centre, or arrange an airport pickup with your hotel in advance.
  • If you would like to hire a car, we recommend visiting our online partner Rentalcars.
  • The best time to visit Brisbane is from August to November, when temperatures average around 23 - 29°C and you can expect plenty of sunshine!

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The best hotels in Brisbane

LyLo Brisbane
LyLo Brisbane

Brisbane (Queensland)

Brisbane's very first pod hotel, Lylo is a slick, urban base for keen partygoers. Set in the heart of the city's entertainments and nightlife district, this bright, bold spot has private double bedrooms as well as 4 to 6-person shared rooms. Minimalistic rooms have workspaces & all the mod-cons.

  • Close to nightlife - In the heart of city's best entertainment district, Fortitude Valley, perfect for a big night out with friends old and new
  • Value chic - A very affordable city base, with modern pods in shared guestrooms, or private double bedrooms for couples & individuals
  • Groups - Brilliant for a trip with friends, with 4 or 6 bedroom pod rooms, plus great group discounts
  • Sights nearby - Close to Brisbane River and central Brisbane
from AU$82 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Kennigo Hotel Brisbane
Kennigo Hotel Brisbane

Brisbane (Queensland)

An affordable city base with an 1885-built heritage house at its heart. The 107 rooms are housed in a modern red-brick building, with minimalist interiors, clean lines & bold wallpapers — the best have private balconies. Multiple events spaces & a relaxed espresso bar invite guests to gather.

  • Business meetings - Business travellers will appreciate the four events spaces, including a striking 130-year-old house, with all the mod-cons
  • Close to nightlife - Catch live music and performances at The Tivoli, Fortitude Music Hall and The Triffid, all within walking distance
  • Value chic - A smart and modern hotel offering great rates for business or leisure stays in the city
  • Great walks - Stroll through the pretty South Bank Parklands, bordering the Brisbane River
from AU$166 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Constance
The Constance

Brisbane (Fortitude Valley)

Brisbane's first street art hotel, this is a bright, bold offering with 65 rooms bedecked in original artwork tucked along a Fortitude Valley side street. King rooms have terraces or courtyards with outdoor seating. There's a breakfast room & rooftop shisha lounge. A central & affordable city base.

  • Groups - A bright, bold city hotel for groups of friends who will love the street art, the rooftop shisha & the fresh, easygoing feel
  • Hotel Entertainment - Meet the hotel's artists and designers, for informative tours & an insight into Brisbane's creative scene
  • Value chic - An affordable base in trendy Fortitude Valley, close to some of the city's best nightlife
  • Local markets - Amble around the popular Brisbane City Markets, or visit the Jan Powers Farmers' Markets for top-notch food in three locations
from AU$205 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Emporium Hotel
Emporium Hotel

Brisbane (Australia)

A chic urban hotel with sophisticated cream or grey suites, some of which have big marble bathrooms with sink-into tubs. Cool off in the rooftop swimming pool, set alongside the scenic bar, or feast at the excellent restaurant. Close to many of the city's top bars, restaurants and sights.

  • Cycling - Zip around the city on the hotel's e-bikes, exploring the best of Brisbane with ease - and a reduced carbon footprint
  • City Style - A chic city hotel, with sumptuous grown-up suites clad in charcoal or cream tones & a striking rooftop pool
  • Business meetings - Business travellers will appreciate the numerous event spaces and the central location
  • Wine tasting - Enjoy expert-led wine tastings every Saturday from 2pm to 4pm at the Reserve Wine Bar
from AU$209 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Johnson
The Johnson

Brisbane (Australia)

A sleek modern hotel set beside the CBD district. Interiors have been styled by famed abstract artist Michael Johnson; the lines are sharp, with bright white walls, bold modern art, and floor to ceiling windows. Complete with a pool and restaurant, this is a chic choice.

  • Great walks - Spring Hill is a characterful neighbourhood with cafés, shops & galleries aplenty - borrow a hotel guide & set off on fot
  • City Style - A very luxurious contemporary hotel offering spacious suites an enormous pool and superb restaurant
  • Short break - Located just 14km from Brisbane airport, this is a great option for short stays
  • Cycling - Borrow the hotel's Lekker bicycles to zoom around Spring Hill on two wheels
from AU$209 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Edward Lodge
Edward Lodge

Brisbane (Australia)

A chic little boutique guesthouse set in Brisbane's trendy New Farm district. The ten rooms feature whitewashed walls, ikat fabrics and small but modern bathrooms. Breakfasts are served in a sunny room or in the garden. A great value and convenient stay.

  • Romantic Break - Beautiful and romantic, this intimate lodge is perfect for couples looking to stay somewhere memorable in Brisbane
  • Close to nightlife - Fortitude Valley, the greatest neighbourhood for a Brisbane night out, is just 10 minutes' walk away
  • Local exploring - A chic stay in the gentrified area of New Farm, surrounded by trendy cafes, bars, and boutiques
  • Other Activities - The nearby Powerhouse Cultural Centre holds a host of varied art exhibitions and events
from AU$188 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Gambaro Hotel
Gambaro Hotel

Brisbane (Australia)

A smart luxury hotel located in Brisbane's most famed nightlife district. Sleek rooms feature crisp white linen, floor to ceiling windows, muted tones, and luxury bathrooms. Housing no less than two award-winning restaurants, this is a suitable stay for either business or leisure.

  • Close to nightlife - Situated in one of Brisbane's most famous nightlife precincts, this is the perfect pad for a big night out in the city
  • Local exploring - Well positioned, the hotel just a 30 minute walk into CBD, close to Suncorp Stadium and a near number of restaurants
  • Designer Shopping - Queen Street Mall is just a short walk away, perfect for browsing designer boutiques
  • Value chic - An affordable urban base, with simple modern guest rooms in a great location
from AU$240 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Capri by Fraser Brisbane
Capri by Fraser Brisbane

Brisbane (Queensland)

Close to the City Botanic Gardens & Queen Street Mall, this swish city hotel has 293 studios & apartments with private kitchenettes, big cosy beds & a soothing cream palette with warm purple tones. The heated indoor pool with gym & yoga is a real treat, as is the superb Mediterranean restaurant.

  • City Style - Stylish & contemporary, this is a top choice for a city break in Brisbane, with delicious Mediterranean cuisine & great rates
  • Business meetings - A smart city hotel with great business facilities, apartments for longer-stay guests, meeting rooms & in-room desks
  • Great walks - The scenic City Botanic Gardens are just a block away from the hotel, ideal for soaking up the sunshine in verdant surroundings
  • Restaurant - Savour delicious Mediterranean cuisine at Black Fire Restaurant
from AU$246 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach
The Sebel Brisbane Margate Beach

Brisbane (Redcliffe)

A welcoming, family-friendly hotel overlooking relaxed Redcliffe's Margate beach. Each of the 58 grey-and-white studios has a kitchenette & balcony, some facing the sea. Think crisp white linens, leather sofas & contemporary bathrooms. A rooftop pool & restaurant complete the beach break experience.

  • Families - Families will love the flexible room options, bicycles to borrow, relaxed eatery & nearby beach activities
  • Beach Life - A brilliant choice for a laid-back beach break in pretty Margate, on the Redcliffe Peninsula
  • Sights nearby - Celebrate the musical legacy of the three local Gibb brothers at the nearby Bee Gees Way, just off Redcliffe Parade
  • Restaurant - Enjoy relaxed onsite dining at Sunny's, where you'll also find live music on Friday evenings and Saturdays
from AU$254 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Hyatt Regency Brisbane
Hyatt Regency Brisbane

Brisbane (Queensland)

A chic contemporary hotel in a fantastic downtown location. Modern bedrooms feature crisp lines, artwork by the artist-in-residence, smart bathrooms & city views. There's a small fitness suite, a rooftop pool with bar and a swish restaurant. Flexible meeting spaces are an added bonus.

  • City Style - A stylish city pad with 292 slick rooms & suites featuring original artwork, plus a refreshing rooftop pool
  • Designer Shopping - With an entrance right on the Queen Street Mall, this is a great choice for keen shoppers
  • Business meetings - Flexible meeting and events spaces make this a brilliant business hotel choice
  • Sights nearby - This hotel sits right in the centre of the action, head out the door and wander in any direction to discover Brisbane
from AU$258 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Point, Brisbane
The Point, Brisbane

Brisbane (Australia)

A sleek hotel offering spacious rooms and suites in the central area of Kangaroo Point. Rooms feature sliding glass doors leading onto private terraces, luxurious bathrooms and minimalist style with a touch of retro. Featuring a large pool and a restaurant serving modern Aussie dishes; a chic stay.

  • Local exploring - Kangaroo District sits conveniently between CBD and New Farm areas giving easy access to the best museums, restaurants and bars
  • Weddings - A range of event spaces and catering arranged, this is a great choice for an urban wedding of up to to 120 people
  • Sights nearby - Stroll up to Kangaroo Point Cliffs and enjoy a picnic and the city views
  • Sailing - Jump on the complimentary CityHopper ferry and explore the city by boat
from AU$206 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Adina Apartment Hotel, Brisbane
Adina Apartment Hotel, Brisbane

Brisbane (Australia)

This striking art deco building in central Brisbane has been cleverly converted into a sleek luxury hotel. Spacious apartments are utterly modern with large picture frame windows lending glorious city views. The old bank's vaults have been converted into a bar and there's a fabulous restaurant too.

  • Value chic - Despite its obvious grandeur, this remains an affordable hotel with great rates & multi-bedroom options for longer stays
  • Theatre - Catch a performance at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, which hosts a fantastic array of events
  • Museums - Visit the beautiful Gallery of Modern Art, which houses an extensive collection
  • Groups - Three-bedroom apartments are ideal for families or groups travelling together
from AU$262 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Sage Hotel James Street
Sage Hotel James Street

Brisbane (Queensland)

Monochromatic modern guest rooms characterise this simple & affordable Fortitude Valley hotel. Big photographs of the skyline adorn the walls; the best rooms have balconies with city views. There's no restaurant, but eateries abound on James Street & guests have free gym passes. Pet-friendly, too.

  • Value chic - A chic, great-value hotel for city breaks on a budget, in a fashionable district near the action
  • Families - Families will appreciate the flexible options, extra beds & cots, and the pet-friendly policies
  • Great walks - Take a scenic stroll through the City Botanical Gardens or the South Brisbane Parklands
  • Kayaking - Kayak or cruise along the Brisbane River, beginning near Kangaroo Point Cliffs
from AU$267 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Treasury Hotel, Brisbane
Treasury Hotel, Brisbane

Brisbane (Australia)

A grand heritage building, in the heart of Brisbane, now converted into a luxury hotel. Enormous rooms feature very high ceilings, expansive sash windows and antiques in keeping with the building's history. Complete with a fine dining restaurant and an attached casino - this is a grown-up stay.

  • Foodies - A fantastic foodie hotel, with eateries including Cantonese fare at Mei Wei & gastronomic dishes at Black Hide by Gambaro
  • Groups - A brilliant base for groups of friends, who will adore the casino, as well as dining and drinking spaces
  • Hotel Entertainment - The hotel's 24-hour casino is a hub for guests and city dwellers, with a fun, lively vibe
  • Great walks - Stroll around the Brisbane City Botanic Gardens, just a few streets away
from AU$277 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Inchcolm
The Inchcolm

Brisbane (Queensland)

A grand heritage building, once a medical centre, and now a trendy stay in the CBD district. Rooms keep their traditional feel with high ceilings and old sash windows but now boast music-inspired art and all the mod-cons. The atmospheric salon-bar is a real draw. A convenient and desirable stay.

  • City Style - A heritage building with cool 1950s inspired design, lots of art & a warm, moody atmosphere
  • Local exploring - Close to the CBD and offering easy access to both the city and the Golden Coast beaches
  • Local markets - Pick up farm-fresh produce at the Brisbane City Markets on Wednesdays & Thursdays, or at the Saturday West End Markets
  • Great walks - Guided city tours are a brilliant way to get a sense of Brisbane's history, culture and character
from AU$277 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Westin Brisbane
The Westin Brisbane

Brisbane (Queensland)

A sleek, 298-room hotel in the bustling CBD, with swish rooms & suites promising city or river views from floor-to-ceiling windows. Sophisticated modern interiors have crisp white linens, cream & dark blue accents & all the mod-cons. Plus there's a spa, two bars & an acclaimed Italian restaurant.

  • Foodies - Foodies will adore the gourmet fare at trendy Settimo, with an ever-changing Italian-inspired menu by chef Guy Grossi
  • Business meetings - An excellent business hotel, with slick interiors and 930sqm of versatile conference and event space
  • Restaurant - Celebrated Australian chef Guy Grossi cooks up a storm at Settimo, inspired by the vibrancy of the Amalfi Coast
  • Great walks - Follow hiking tracks through the National Park to the stunning Mt. Coot-tha Lookout for dazzling views
from AU$287 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Crystalbrook Vincent
Crystalbrook Vincent

Brisbane (Queensland)

A cool, contemporary art hotel with 166 rooms & suites built under & around Brisbane's Story Bridge. Showcasing 500 prints by artist Vincent Fantauzzo, rooms & suites have a fresh feel, with bold patterns & dark green velvet. Bars, eateries & entertainment spaces are lively & fun — as is the pool.

  • Artworks - Vincent Fantauzzo's superbly realistic portraits are some of the 180 artworks and 500 giclée prints which adorn the hotel walls
  • Groups - Swish suites, some with two bedrooms, are brilliant for group trips — and friends can gather at the lively bar
  • City Style - A luxury art hotel offering sophisticated interiors & some of Brisbane's finest views across Story Bridge
  • Restaurant - Mews is amongst Brisbane's top new breakfast venues, perfect for coffee & fresh, flavoursome dishes each morning
from AU$304 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Sofitel Brisbane Central
Sofitel Brisbane Central

Brisbane (Queensland)

A swish urban hotel with 456 slick rooms & suites in a glittering high-rise in central Brisbane. Sophisticated spaces promise city views & French-inspired glamour, which extends to the chic restaurant, bar & delectable patisserie. Event spaces include a ballroom, plus there's a rooftop pool & spa.

  • Weddings - Celebrate a superb city wedding in the hotel's glitzy ballroom, with a veritable fine dining feast & great live music
  • Local exploring - Brilliantly placed to explore the best of central Brisbane & beyond, with the train station mere steps away
  • Restaurant - Feast on French-inspired fare at Suzette, enjoy delicious high teas, pastries & coffee at Chouchou or private dining at Privé
  • Great walks - Hike up Mount Coot-tha or Kangaroo Point for dazzling views over the city and the river in the early morning or at sunset
from AU$306 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Alex Perry Hotel & Apartments
Alex Perry Hotel & Apartments

Brisbane (Australia)

A collection of sleek contemporary apartments located minutes from Brisbane CBD. Ranging from studios to two-bed apartments the property offers flexible stays for couples or groups. Featuring fully-fledged kitchens, a gym, and a rooftop pool. A smart urban stay.

  • Museums - The Gallery Of Modern Art (GOMA) is a must-see on any city visit, with an impressive collection of artwork on display
  • Families - With a private feel, fully equipped kitchens and different sized units - this is ideal for a family city break
  • Close to nightlife - Within walking distance to some of Brisbane's best restaurants and bars in lively Fortitude Valley
  • Value chic - Studio apartments are offered at surprisingly reasonable rates given the standard of facilities
from AU$306 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Spicers Balfour
Spicers Balfour

Brisbane (Australia)

This chic and stylish boutique hotel in Brisbane offers nine large, spacious contemporary rooms. The rooms are set around gardens and a courtyard. With a luxury spa and an in-hotel personalised service to match, this is the perfect place for both business and pleasure.

  • Romantic Break - Couples will adore the cosy guest rooms, rooftop cocktails, excellent Vietnamese cuisine & the small-scale boutique atmosphere
  • Weddings - A chic venue for intimate weddings, with lovely private spaces & some of the best Vietnamese fare in the city
  • Great walks - Follow the New Farm Riverwalk for scenic views, with a cosy or brunch at the neighbourhood's cosy cafes
  • Theatre - Catch a fantastic array of art exhibitions, performances and events at the Brisbane Powerhouse
from AU$308 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Ovolo The Valley
Ovolo The Valley

Brisbane (Australia)

A luxury hotel set in the hip Fortitude Valley precinct. Spacious rooms feature indulgent bathrooms complete with rain showers, superb city views and added quirks such as a complete cocktail making set. A french cafe serves up barista-crafted coffee and there's a roof terrace pool. Very chic.

  • City Style - As hip as the precinct that it is set in - think full cocktail making equipment in-room, vibrant design, and a roof terrace pool
  • Local exploring - Located in cool Fortitude Valley surrounded by boutiques, restaurants and Brisbane's best galleries and museums
  • Hotel Entertainment - The hotel hosts an array of events, ranging from fun workout classes to cocktail evenings & live music
  • Close to nightlife - Fortitude Valley's trendy galleries, bars, clubs and live msic venues are right on your doorstep
from AU$255 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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W Brisbane
W Brisbane

Brisbane (Australia)

The W Hotel collection is well known for its unique style which mixes contemporary verve with luxury touches. The Brisbane offering is a perfect example. Bright and bold throughout and complete with a zebra print adorned pool area and bar. The food is always on-point and there's a spa too.

  • Groups - A great hotel for groups, with lively shared spaces & funky guest rooms with two double beds - ideal for travels with friends
  • Museums - Amble to the nearby Queensland Art Gallery & and the Gallery of Modern Art to admire their impressive collections
  • Designer Shopping - Situated just two blocks from Queen Street Mall which is filled with designer outlets
  • City Style - A five-star with that signature W Hotel design where luxury and fun merge perfectly
from AU$347 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Heal House
Heal House

Brisbane (Australia)

An elegant three-bed guesthouse located in a central, yet quiet, part of Brisbane. Each suite is individually styled but the interiors throughout have a fresh take on traditional design. The bathrooms are particularly impressive with rain showers and free-standing tubs. An intimate and chic stay.

  • Sailing - Take a boat trip to Portside Wharf and Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary to discover the best of the Brisbane region
  • Romantic Break - A wonderfully romantic adult-only guest house, with cosy suites, hearty breakfasts & a lovely terrace
  • Short break - Just 20 minutes from Brisbane airport this charming guesthouse is ideal for a short stay
  • Cycling - Hop aboard the hotel's bicycles to explore the city at your own pace
from AU$294 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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The Calile
The Calile

Brisbane (Australia)

An undeniably cool urban resort featuring an enormous pool and fantastic Greek restaurant. Retro-inspired rooms are decked out in pastel hues with brass fittings. The spa is extensive and really worthy of a visit alone whether you fancy an IV-vitamin boost or something a little more relaxing!

  • Designer - This luxury resort mixes pastel hues with brass fittings in the bedrooms - find photo worthy touches around every corner
  • Spa breaks - The fully-fledged spa offers everything from medical treatments such as IV-vitamin drips to relaxing body wraps
  • Museums - View amazing indigenous art at the QAGOMA, and at smaller galleries such as the Mitchell Fine Art
  • City Style - A very stylish '50s-inspired stay offering contemporary design with a real touch of glamour
from AU$507 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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