Hotels in Brisbane offer wonderful accommodations in a destination nicknamed “Brissy”. Known for its waterways, bridges, cafes, gardens, art galleries, pleasant weather, distinctive architecture and koalas, Brisbane is Australia‘s third-most populous city behind only Sydney and Melbourne. Queensland‘s capital, Brisbane marks the mid-point of Australia’s semi-circular, eastern coastline. Just south of Brisbane, the metropolitan region of Gold Coast is home to long sandy beaches, while sand dunes, shallow lakes and mangrove forests compliment Sunshine Coast to the north. Due-west of Brissy are scenic areas such as Mount Coot-Tha Summit Lookout, Walkabout Creek Discovery Centre, Moggill Conservation Park, Manorina D’Aguilar National Park, Cedar Creek Swimming Holes, Northbrook Gorges, Cormorant Bay Recreational Reserve and Lake Wivenhoe Campground. About half-way between Brisbane and Gold Coast, the rainforest Tamborine National Park is home to gorges, waterfalls, picnic areas, hiking trails and scenic overlooks, as well as Curtis Falls Track and Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Caves. Around the city’s outskirts you may find various attractions such as St Helena Island National Park, Fort Lytton National Park, DFO Brisbane, Eagle Farm Racecourse, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Mt Ommaney Centre, Underwood Park Priestdale, Pats Park, Victoria Point Beach Front Walk, North Stradbroke Island Golf Club, Old Cleveland Lighthouse, Wellington Point Recreation Reserve, Beth Boyd Park and Whites Hill Reserve. Coffee enthusiasts should have no problem locating a quality café practically anywhere throughout the city. Suncorp Stadium, home to the Brisbane Roar as well as a major concert venue, is located on the city’s northwest side. Offering several ferry terminal stops, the Translink ferry network can make for exciting adventures to various neighborhoods alongside the Brisbane River. When planning your Brisbane trip, keep in mind that summers are humid, comfortable attire is recommended, tipping is not expected (10% would be more than fair) and smoking in public places generally is discouraged. “Brisbanites”, though friendly and open-minded, generally are proud of their city, so complementing it might get you far. Brisbane’s currency is the Australian Dollar, the drinking age is 18 years old and cars travel on the left-hand side. Like anywhere, of course you will need a visa or passport when visiting from abroad. Extensive, Brisbane-area big events include Brisbane Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, Ginuary Festival, CMC Rocks QLD, The Woodford Folk Festival, Bluesfest, Ultra Beach Gold Coast, Promiseland, For The Love, Listen Out, Spilt Milk, Good Things, St Jerome’s Laneway, Knotfest, Queensland Music Trails, BIGSOUND Festival, Touch Bass, Jammin Festival, Souled Out, Juicy Fest, Brisbane International Boat Show, Paniyiri Greek Festival and Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art. Hotels in Brisbane are some of Oceania’s best. Before we get to hotels in Brisbane, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.
Archaeological findings suggest that aboriginal Australians had inhabited the Brisbane area for over 22,000 years. In the 1820s, prior to European settlement, the aboriginal population (Turrbal, Yugara and Quandamooka) is estimated at 6,000 to 10,000. The Brisbane River, an important ecosystem from the onset, provided fish, shellfish, crab and prawns. Resourceful fishermen, the aboriginals set up seasonal riverside camps, the largest of which (200-600 persons) were located at present-day Victoria Park and Woolloongabba. British navigator James Cook, circa 1770, sailing through the area’s South Passage between the main offshore islands, erroneously named the bay “Moreton” after James Douglas, 14th Earl of Morton. At present-day Woody Point, Matthew Flinders landed on July 17, 1799, naming the area “Red Cliff Point” after its red-colored cliffs. In 1820, European settlers encountered the Turrbal people, who referred to the present-day Brisbane Central Business District as Mian-jin, or “place shaped as a spike”. Sir Thomas Brisbane, Governor of New South Wales, in 1823 remitted orders to develop a new penal settlement in the area. Further surveying in November 1823, led by John Oxley, placed Red Cliff Point as the new penal colony location. Initially a Moreton Bay penal settlement farm, the subsequent City Botanic Gardens were first planted by convicts in 1825. Jacaranda and poinciana flowering plants became the first of their species to be planted in Australia. A non-convict European settlement developed thereafter. German missionaries settled at Zions Hill sometime around 1837. Under Captain Patrick Logan, the penal settlement expanded. Nearly 2,400 men and 145 women had been detained at the Moreton Bay convict settlement by 1842. In 1849, Scottish immigrants from the barque (ship) Fortitude settled in, and inspired the namesake of, present-day Fortitude Valley. The Pugin Chapel was erected in 1850 by way of the Roman Catholic Church. Indigenous attacks occurred throughout the city during the War of Southern Queensland, which resulted in a British victory. Much of Queen Street was destroyed via the Great 1864 Fire of Brisbane. Australia’s only moated fort ever built, Fort Lytton was constructed at the Brisbane River’s mouth in 1882. Frog’s Hollow, the city’s swampy slum area, was a Chinatown red light district and place of prostitution, sly grogs and opium dens. Flooding occurred in 1893 by way of the Black February Flood, resulting in approximately $4 million (1893-valued) damages, around 35 deaths, and destruction of the Victoria and Albert Bridges. In 1901, Australia’s six British self-governing colonies united into a Federation, and celebrations were held in Brisbane to commemorate the event. A trade unionist strike in 1912, along with an influx of Russian Jews escaping state-inspired pogroms, led up to tensions between First Australian Imperial Force servicemen and socialists following World War I. The Red Flag riots on March 24, 1919 resulted in numerous police officer and rioter injuries, as well as 1 police horse being killed. During World War II, the AMP Building (MacArthur Central presently) was South West Pacific Area headquarters, while the T & G Building was headquarters for American troops. On November 26, 1942, the “Battle of Brisbane” riot occurred between United States Army personnel and Australian Army servicemen and civilians. The 1982 Commonwealth Games and World Expo 88 contributed to Brisbane’s modern development.
Queensland’s capital and most populous city, Brisbane is home to around 2.5 million people. Brissy’s Central Business District stands on a peninsula about 9 miles up-river from Moreton Bay between the Coral and Tasman Seas. Submerged to the southeast, the massive submerged continent Zealandia stretches to about the size of Australia, while the Coral Sea Plateau to the north is a contiguous area with depths no greater than 3,300 feet. Located on the Brisbane River Valley’s hilly floodplain, with the Taylor and D’Aguilar mountain ranges to its west, Brisbane is served by rail, bus and ferry networks. The city’s two main transit hubs are Brisbane Airport and Port of Brisbane. Brisbane is named after the Brisbane River, which is named after Sir Thomas Brisbane. Historically, the city’s nickname was “Queen City of the North”. Over 32% of the metropolitan population is foreign born. Home to hot summers and moderate winters, Brisbane is characterized by a humid subtropical climate. January summer high temperatures average around 87 degrees Fahrenheit, while June winter highs average around 71 degrees. Surrounded by rain forests, naturally the area is home also to a variety of wildlife, such as koalas, tree frogs, rainbow lorikeets, kookaburras, Australian water dragons, bearded dragons, flying foxes, blue triangle butterflies, golden orb-weaver spiders and St Andrew’s Cross spiders. Brisbane River species include yellowfin bream, flathead, Australasian snapper and bull sharks. Farther out on Moreton Bay, the likes of humpback whales, dolphins, dugongs, mud crabs, soldier crabs and Moreton Bay bugs navigate the salt waters. Major points of interest include Kangaroo Point, South Bank Parklands, Queensland Cultural Centre, The Old Windmill, Wickham Park, Queen Street, Howard Smith Wharves, New Farm Park, Mount Coot-tha Lookout, Walter Taylor Bridge, University of Queensland, Eagle Street Pier, Queen Street Mall, Treasury Building, Brisbane Chinatown, St John’s Cathedral, Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, State Library of Queensland, The Gabba and Shorncliffe Pier. Popular foods are gnocchi, chicken wings, Ramen, cheeseburgers, breakfast carbonara, seafoods, barbecue and fruits. Drinks include cocktails, wine, whiskey and craft beer. Equipped with some background information, we are now ready for hotels in Brisbane that will help provide for a memorable experience.
Emporium Hotel South Bank
267 Grey Street, South Brisbane
Queensland Children’s Hospital
Emporium Hotel South Bank features a fitness center, river views, a spa center, a 24-hour front desk, desks, flat-screen TVs, balconies, wardrobes and daily buffet breakfast. Nearby you may find Terrace Rooftop Bar, Gong Cha (bubble tea store), Mado (Turkish restaurant), Picnic Island Green (picnic ground), Siam South Bank (Thai restaurant), Griffith University Art Museum, The Arbour Walkway, River Quay Green South Bank (event venue), Popolo Italian Kitchen and Bar (Italian restaurant), Aquitaine French Restaurant, OTTO Ristorante (Italian restaurant), Queensland Maritime Museum, The Ship Inn (gastropub) and more.
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- Queensland Children’s Hospital
- TAFE Queensland Brisbane
- South Bank Parklands
- Queensland University of Technology
- Riverstage
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- Boggo Road Gaol
- Queen Street Mall
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- Brisbane Central Station
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- University of Queensland – St. Lucia
- Roma Street Station
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- Brisbane Entertainment Centre
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Emporium Hotel South Bank is 8.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Emporium Suite): $469
Jephson Hotel & Apartments
63 Jephson St, Toowong
Toowong Memorial Park
Offering free WiFi, smart TVs, balconies and a rooftop function room, Jephson Hotel & Apartments is near KatsuCo Toowong (Japanese restaurant), ASN Toowong (vitamin & supplements store), Toowong Triumphant Barbers (barber shop), Genkotsu Ramen Toowong (authentic Japanese restaurant), La Grava (café), Clear Skincare Clinic Toowong (skin care clinic), Barolos Ristorante (restaurant), Sherwan Barbers (barber shop), Stepz Fitness Toowong (gym), The Gunshop Cafe (café) and more.
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- Toowong Memorial Park
- Perrin Park
- McIlwraith Croquet Club
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- Wheel of Brisbane
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- South Bank Parklands
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- Story Bridge
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Jephson Hotel & Apartments is 7 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Apartment): $277
Cost per person (four people): $69
Kingsford Smith Motel
610 Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton
Hercules Street Park
With a saltwater swimming pool, free WiFi, free parking, air conditioning, ironing facilities, soundproofing and free airport shuttle service upon check-out, Kingsford Smith Motel can be found close to Seagrill Cafe Restaurant (restaurant), Chambers & Crosthwaite Antiques (antique store) and more.
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- Hercules Street Park
- Hamilton Park
- Doomben Train Station
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- Oriel Park
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- Cameron Rocks Reserve
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- New Farm Riverwalk
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Kingsford Smith Motel is 1.4 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Triple Room): $173
Cost per person (three people): $57
Alcyone Hotel Residences
35 Hercules Street, Hamilton
Hamilton Park
Alcyone Hotel Residences provides an outdoor pool, secure on-site parking, air conditioning, laundry facilities, hairdryers, flat-screen TVs, fully-equipped kitchens and balconies. H Cafe & Bar – Portside (restaurant), Rise Bakery Portside Wharf (bakery), Yellowish (cafe), Quantum Tattoo Removal Clinic (tattoo removal service), Sense of Taste Portside (liquor store), Portside Wharf (shopping mall), Tigerlamb Portside (hair salon), Aamaya Indian Restaurant, Fosh Bar & Restaurant (seafood restaurant), Sono Japanese Restaurant Portside Wharf (Japanese restaurant), Byblós (restaurant) and more are also in the area.
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- Hamilton Park
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- Yoga Alma
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- Bannister Park
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- Streets Beach
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- Boggo Road Gaol
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Alcyone Hotel Residences is 1.6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Apartment): $173
Cost per person (four people): $57
Ovolo The Valley Brisbane
The Emporium Precinct, 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Australia Zoo
Ovolo The Valley Brisbane has a rooftop pool with valley views, a sauna, a fitness center, a meeting room, custom wallpaper, eccentric furniture and illustrations, artwork from emerging artists, 24-hour room service, free mini-bars, flat-screen TVs, Chromecast devices, free WiFi, self-service laundry and Smart voice-activated speakers. Near here you may find Gasoline Espresso (cafe), Ristorante Tartufo (pizza restaurant), Grill’d (restaurant), Cafe 63 (restaurant), Epic Hair Designs (hair salon), Alla Moda Fabric Collection (fabric store), Bloch (dance store), Shushokuya Masa (Japanese restaurant), SO SUSHI (Japanese restaurant), Coopers Snackbox (cafe), Cucina by La Dolce Vita (restaurant) and more.
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- Australia Zoo
- Emporium Brisbane
- Twelfth Night Theatre
- Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
- The Tivoli Theatre
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- Brisbane Central Station
- Queen Street Mall
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- Roma Street Station
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Ovolo The Valley Brisbane is 6.7 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Rockstar Suite): $611
The Calile Hotel
48 James Street, Fortitude Valley
Emporium Brisbane
With an outdoor pool, a fitness center, a spa, city and pool views, balconies, terraces, Chromecast and Bluetooth sound bars, automated blackout blinds, Grown Alchemist bathroom amenities, locally curated mini-bars, 55-inch UHD TVs, free WiFi, a bar, a restaurant and a poolside cabana, The Calile Hotel is close to Gelato Messina Fortitude Valley (ice cream shop), Hellenika (restaurant), sAme sAme Brisbane (Thai restaurant), SK Steak & Oyster (restaurant), Aesop (beauty supply store), Camargue (boutique), CAMILLA James Street Boutique (fashion designer), Nudie Jeans Brisbane (jeans shop), Gerard’s Bistro, CANTINHO Cafe, Health Place (massage spa), At Sixes And Sevens (pub), Farrier Bar & Supper Club, Mosconi (European restaurant), Hydra Time Spa Massage (massage therapist) and more.
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- Emporium Brisbane
- Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
- New Farm Riverwalk
- Story Bridge
- Twelfth Night Theatre
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- Queen Street Mall
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- Southbank Station
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The Calile Hotel is 6.9 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $359
Pullman Brisbane Airport
2 Dryandra Road
Brisbane Airport
A year-round outdoor pool, a fitness center, an on-site restaurant, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, coffee machines, kettles, bathrobes, a restaurant and bar, a resort style pool terrace and a sleek poolside patio are amenities at Pullman Brisbane Airport. It’s near Apron Bar & Restaurant, Brisbane Airport Conference Centre, Nudgee Golf Club, BWS Nundah Village (liquor store), Rose Niyom Thai (Thai restaurant), Broz Kebabs, Ciao Gelato, Mr Bui Banh Mi (restaurant), Embargo’s On Chapel (coffee shop), Fitz + Potts (bar), The Village Social (bar), Thai Royal Orchid Massage, Sushi Edo, Pizzalunga da Carlo (pizza restaurant), Nundah Corner Cafe & Bistro, Hane Sushi (restaurant), Espresso Train (breakfast restaurant), Nundah Farmers Market and more.
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- Australian Catholic University
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- Fort Lytton National Park
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- Brisbane Entertainment Centre
- Rivergate Marina & Shipyard
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- Mt Coot-thai
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Pullman Brisbane Airport is within feet of Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $270
W Brisbane
81 North Quay, Central Business District
Museum of Brisbane
Providing multiple restaurants and bars, a spa, a fitness center, free WiFi, stylish rooms, river views, custom furnishings and interiors, in-room mix bars, complimentary luxe amenities, 55-inch LED TVs and Bluetooth speakers, W Brisbane is near Persone Italian Restaurant, Brisbane Quarter (shopping mall), Espresso Square (cafe), Suitcase Rummage Sale (event venue), The Pool Terrace & Bar, Elysium Hair Brisbane (hair salon), Greenglass (French restaurant), Coffee Iconic (coffee shop), Govinda’s Brisbane (vegetarian restaurant), Frankie and George (cafe) and more.
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- Museum of Brisbane
- Brisbane City Council
- Brisbane City Hall
- King George Square
- State Library Of Queensland
- Queensland Performing Arts Complex
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W Brisbane is 8.3 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (king suite – fantastic suite): $551
Cost per person (three people): $184
The Inchcolm by Ovolo
73 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill
Anzac Square
Set in a 1920s-era building, The Inchcolm by Ovolo has an on-site restaurant and bar, free access to Fitness First Elizabeth Street, stylish rooms, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, mini-bars, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers. Arcadium Adventures (escape room center), Petite Treats (patisserie), The Fig Lane (cafe), Raw on Ann (cafe), The Training Ground (gym) and more are in the area.
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- Anzac Square
- St. John’s Anglican Cathedral
- Customs House
- The Embassy Night Club
- The Tower Mill
- Brisbane Arcade
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- Southbank Station
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The Inchcolm by Ovolo is 7.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (two-bedroom heritage suite): $412
Cost per person (four people): $103
Quest Eight Mile Plains
1 Clunies Ross Court, Eight Mile Plains
Logan Road Park
Quest Eight Mile Plains comes with kitchens, laundry facilities, LED TVs, free WiFi and parking. Around here are Black Ink Espresso (cafe), Hako Sushi Bar (Japanese restaurant), BTP Conference & Exhibition Centre (event venue), Monte Lupo Gallery and Cafe (art gallery) and Young Sunn Natural Therapies (massage therapist).
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- Logan Road Park
- Priestdale Road Park
- Maisie Dixon Park
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- Garrett Park
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- Fruitgrove Train Station
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Quest Eight Mile Plains is 11 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Apartment): $280
Cost per person (five people): $56
Spicers Balfour Hotel
37 Balfour St., New Farm
New Farm Riverwalk
With flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffee machines, 1940s-style art-deco décor, separate lounge areas, a rooftop bar, city views and a restaurant, Spicers Balfour Hotel is close to The Balfour Kitchen & Bar (Vietnamese restaurant), EDWINA CORLETTE (art gallery), mikah’s (hairdresser), Bella Tiarnie Restaurant & Gourmet Pizzas (Italian restaurant), Himalayan Cafe (Napalese restaurant), Abla’s Kebab (kebab shop), Wilson Outlook Reserve (park), lila boheme (hair salon), Anytime Fitness New Farm (gym), Tsiknaris Hair (hair salon), Toranj Restaurant (Persian restaurant), Quando Cafe (café), New Farm Curry House (Indian restaurant), Chinese Medicine Brisbane (Chinese medicine clinic), Gerties Bar and Restaurant (bar), Chouquette (patisserie), Continental Cafe (Continental restaurant), Straycat Barbershop (barber shop), Five Star Cinemas (movie theater), The Moissanite Company (jewelry store), Haus Of Hof Salon (hair salon), Death Before Decaf (café), Brunswick Hotel (pub) and more.
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- New Farm Riverwalk
- Story Bridge
- Story Bridge Adventure Climb
- Dockside Marina
- St. John’s Anglican Cathedral
- Eagle Street Pier Ferry Terminal
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- City Botanical Gardens
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Spicers Balfour Hotel is 7.2 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $290
Felix Street Penthouse
374/26 Felix Street, Brisbane Central Business District
Eagle Street Pier
Felix Street Penthouse offers 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, access to a sauna, a spa center and a fitness center, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a terrace, river views, a flat-screen TV, a fully-equipped kitchen, a walk-in shower, air conditioning, an Xbox 360, a Blu-ray player, an iPad, barbecue facilities, a private patio and a year-round outdoor pool. BWS Felix St (liquor store), Bogarts on Felix Barbers (barber shop), DAWN (cocktail bar), Leonards Bar & Bistro (event venue), Doo-Bop Bar (live music bar), Le Bon Choix (patisserie), Dr Gimlette Brisbane (bar), F45 Training Brisbane CBD (fitness center), Malt Dining (restaurant), PACK & SEND Brisbane City (courier service), Malt Traders CBD (liquor store), Cafe B’Loc (cafe), Thai Asap (Thai restaurant), Pablo & Rusty’s Coffee Roasters (coffee shop), Dexus Place Brisbane (conference center) and more are within range.
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- Eagle Street Pier
- The Jungle Adventure Play
- Police Memorial
- Queens Gardens
- Streets Beach
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- Russell Island
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Felix Street Penthouse is 4.7 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $259
Cost per person (four people): $64
Heal House
72 Heal Street, New Farm
Teneriffe Park
Located in a quiet suburban area, Heal House comes with free WiFi, a spacious terrace, gardens, free continental breakfast, air conditioning, flat-screen TVs, free non-alcoholic mini-bars, private bathrooms with granite tiles, custom vanities, free luxury toiletries, a shared lounge, a dining alcove and safe street parking. Close by is Spicers Balfour Hotel.
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- Teneriffe Park
- New Farm Riverwalk
- Captain Burke Park
- Grolife Indoor Plantscapes
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- King George Square
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- Wheel of Brisbane
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Heal House is 3.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $214
Charlotte Street Apartment
127 Charlotte Street, Brisbane Central Business District
The Jungle Adventure Play
You’ll get free WiFi, air conditioning and a fully-equipped kitchen at Charlotte Street Apartment. Japanese Supermarket – Genki Mart, Lewei Health (health food store), I HEART KPOP Store Brisbane (CD store), Coffee Anthology (cafe), Rixon Hair (hair salon), Anytime Coffee (cafe), The Maillard Project (coffee shop), Mindy MAKEUP ARTIST (make-up artist), Joe’s Famous Deli (restaurant), Betty’s Burgers (hamburger restaurant), Yo-Chi (frozen yogurt shop), Beppin (Ramen restaurant), Doodee Boran (Thai restaurant), Frog’s Hollow Saloon (bar) and more are in the vicinity.
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- The Jungle Adventure Play
- City Botanic Gardens Playground
- Queens Gardens
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- Newstead House
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- Caloundra Airport
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Charlotte Street Apartment is 4.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $209
Balmoral Queenslander
273 Riding Road
Yoga Alma
Featured at Balmoral Queenslander are free WiFi, balconies, patios, bathrobes, slippers, flat-screen TVs and luggage storage. In the area you may find Willow Cafe, Pawpaw Asian Kitchen (Southeast Asian restaurant), Little Hideout Cafe, Bottlemart (liquor store), Petrichor Day Spa (day spa), Hawthorne Garage (gourmet grocery store), Cartel del Taco (Mexican restaurant), Ardo’s Hawthorne (wine bar), Downtown Istanbul (Turkish restaurant), Marinara Restaurant (Italian restaurant), Studio Pilates (Pilates studio), Solace Hair and Body (beauty salon), The Halo Room (hairdresser) and more.
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- Yoga Alma
- Hawthorne Park
- Hardcastle Park
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- Teneriffe Park
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- Newstead House
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Balmoral Queenslander is 2.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $117
Boundary Street Apartment
45 Boundary Street Apartment 1504, South Brisbane
Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
Boundary Street Apartment provides 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a terrace, a balcony, free private parking, an outdoor swimming pool, an elevator, free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen, a private entrance and full-day security. Melody Suite Vocal Coaching (music school), Allure Salon (hair salon), Five Sisters Cafe and Bar (café), Tiny Door Fish Lane (tourist attraction), Teaology Lab (bubble tea store), Big Roddy’s Rippin’ Rib Shack – South Brisbane (American restaurant), PepperJack Sandwiches (sandwich shop), Como Restaurant (Italian restaurant), Gelato Messina South Brisbane (ice cream shop), Chu The Phat (Asian restaurant), St Mary’s Church, South Brisbane (Catholic church), BFT South Brisbane (fitness center), Bird’s Nest – West End (Yakitori restaurant), Hanger 66 (fitness center), Half Moon Wine Store (wine store) and more are nearby.
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- Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
- South Brisbane Croquet Club
- Musgrave Park Swimming Centre
- South Bank Parklands
- Wheel of Brisbane
- Streets Beach
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- Anzac Square
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- Boggo Road Gaol
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- Gold Coast Airport
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Boundary Street Apartment is 6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $245
Cost per person (four people): $61
Willmington Street Apartment
20 Willmington Street, Wooloowin
Clark Park
A hair dryer, a fully-equipped kitchen, a flat-screen TV, street parking and barbecue facilities are to be had at Willmington Street Apartment. You may find Holy Cross Catholic Parish (Catholic church), Odins Hollow (café), German BierGarten Brisbane (beer garden), Christies Too Fish & Chips (fish & chips restaurant), Little Corner Cafe (café), Topdog Gourmet (café), Cocoa Lux (beauty salon), Coffee Pasal (café), Fitstop Lutwyche (gym), Jetts Lutwyche (gym), CB Ink Tattoo Brisbane (tattoo shop), The Source Bulk Foods (grocery store), Oh! Kebabs (kebab shop), Valentino’s Cafe (cafe), Nattacha Thai Massage & Remedial Massage (massage therapist), Fonzie Abbott Drive Thru (takeout restaurant), North Brisbane FC (soccer club) and more.
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- Clark Park
- W A Jolly Park
- The Windsor Town Quarry Park
- Melrose Park
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- Flynn Oval,
- Michael Bohl Swimming
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- Newstead House
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- Brisbane Transit Centre
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Willmington Street Apartment is 2.4 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $114
Young Street House
18A Young Street, Milton / Rosalie Village Area
Brisbane Yoga Space
Young Street House has 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a terrace, free private parking, free WiFi, a fully-equipped kitchen, a washing machine and a hair dryer. Gregory Park (park), Lavalla Centre (event venue), Gelateria Cremona (ice cream shop), Cinebar Rosalie Village (movie theater), 5 Boroughs Rosalie (restaurant), Smoked Paprika (restaurant), Uncle Don Paddington (Japanese restaurant), Grill’d Rosalie (restaurant), Patio by Range | Rosalie & Paddington Bar (bar), Wine Experience (wine store), Rosalie Gourmet Market (supermarket), Milton Fruit Bowl (fruit and vegetable store), IGA Marketplace Milton (grocery store), Izakaya Kura (Japanese restaurant), Snap Fitness 24/7 Milton (gym), The Fishery (fish & chips store), Gloss Nail Lounge (nail salon), Warehouse 25 (event venue), Ultra CrossFit (gym) and more share the area.
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- Brisbane Yoga Space
- Frew Park
- Milton Park
- Australian Taekwondo Queensland
- Dunmore Park
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- Roma Street Parklands
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- King George Square
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- Mt. Coot-tha
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Young Street House is 6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night : $528
Cost per person (six people): $88
George Street Apartment
151 George Street, Central Business District
Queens Gardens
2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a balcony, free private parking, free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, a washing machine, a fully-equipped kitchen and a private entrance come standard at George Street Apartment. Nearby is Charlotte Street Apartment.
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- Queens Gardens
- Miller Park
- The Jungle Adventure Play
- Waterline Park
- Museum of Brisbane
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- New Farm Park
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George Street Apartment is 5 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $379
Cost per person (four people): $94
Heussler Terrace House
58 Heussler Terrace, Milton
Frew Park
Heussler Terrace House includes 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a terrace, a fully-equipped kitchen, a coffee machine, a flat-screen TV and an outdoor dining area. It’s near Young Street House.
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- Frew Park
- Australian Taekwondo Queensland
- Neal Macrossan Playground Park
- Pallara Central Park
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- Brisbane City Hall
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- Story Bridge
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Heussler Terrace House is 6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $667
Cost per person (twelve people): $55
Adelaide Street Apartment
8 Adelaide Street, Central Business District
Brisbane City Hall
You’ll have access to 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, air conditioning, free WiFi and a fully-equipped kitchen at Adelaide Street Apartment, which is on the same block as W Brisbane.
Within feet:
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- Brisbane City Hall
- Museum of Brisbane
- Queens Gardens
- Anzac Square
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Within 1 mile:
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- Story Bridge
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Within 23 miles:
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- Russell Island
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Adelaide Street Apartment is 5 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $398
Cost per person (four people): $99
Fairfield Palace
119 Fairfield Road, Fairfield
J.F. OGrady Memorial Park
4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, a garden, a private pool, garden and pool views, free WiFi, free private parking, barbecue facilities, outdoor furniture, a terrace, flat-screen TVs, a fully-equipped kitchen, a private entrance, laundry service and an indoor play area are offered at Fairfield Palace. Just down the road is LC Hair & Beauty (hair salon).
Within feet:
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- J.F. OGrady Memorial Park
- Enoggera Park
- Yoga Elixir
- Boggo Road Gaol
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Within 1.9 miles:
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- South Bank Parklands
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Within 2.1 miles:
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- City Botanical Gardens
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Fairfield Palace is 7 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $682
Cost per person (ten people): $68
Chatsworth Road House
30 Chatsworth Road, Greenslopes
AJ Jones Recreation Reserve
2 bedrooms, a garden, garden views, a balcony, free WiFi, private check-in/out, air conditioning, a fully-equipped kitchen, a coffee machine, slippers and an outdoor dining area are included at Chatsworth Road House, which shares the neighborhood with Mike Tyler Magic (magician), BFT Greenslopes (gym), Uncle Lai’s Malaysian Cuisine (Malaysian restaurant), The Jam Pantry (café) and IGA Greenslopes (grocery store).
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- AJ Jones Recreation Reserve
- C.B. Mott Park
- Chadwick Place
- Majestic Park
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Within 1 mile:
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- Wynola Park
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Within 1.2 miles:
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- Coorparoo Train Station
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Chatsworth Road House is 6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $304
Cost per person (four people): $76
Bulimba Memorial Park Apartment
2/19 Princess St, Bulimba
Bulimba Riverside Park
Featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, free WiFi, free parking, a fully-equipped kitchen, a washing machine, a hair dryer and a private entrance, Bulimba Memorial Park Apartment is in proximity to Dan Murphy’s Bulimba (liquor store), Barber Girl (barber shop), Betty’s Burgers (restaurant), Linda’s Cafe & Restaurant (café), Toastbuds (café), Nom Nom Natural Gelato (ice cream shop), Crate & Co Smoothie Cafe (café), Le Caprice Patisserie (patisserie), Bennie Adam Ice Cream Bulimba (ice cream shop), dokbua thai kitchen (Thai restaurant), Balmoral Cineplex (movie theater), Green Lite Eatery (Korean restaurant), Mistaboo Sushi & Tapas Bar (Japanese restaurant), Vietnamese Mint (Vietnamese restaurant), Adda @ Oxford (Indian restaurant), St John The Baptist Anglican Church (Protestant church), Sugo IT. (Italian restaurant), Yatai by Hatori Karaage (Japanese restaurant), Sushi Mura (sushi restaurant), Mahanakhon Thai Street Kitchen (Thai restaurant), Luckies Kitchen (Cantonese restaurant), Banh Mee (Vietnamese restaurant), Little Red Dumpling Bulimba (restaurant), Thai Legend (Thai restaurant), B Hair (hair salon), Oxford Tap House (bar), Organic Hair Space & Nails (hair salon), Revel Brewing Co Bulimba (brewery), Mina Italian (Italian restaurant), Melrose Restaurant, Bellissimo Coffee Bulimba (café), Hair Space Collective (hairdresser), IL MOLO Italian Kitchen & Bar (Italian restaurant), Bulimba Ferry Terminal (ferry terminal), Bulimba Riverside Walkway (park), Bulimba Riverside Park (park), Bulimba Memorial Park (park) and more
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- Bulimba Riverside Park
- Sir Manuel Hornibrook Park
- Hardcastle Park
- Newstead House
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Within 1.4 miles:
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- New Farm Park
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Within 2.6 miles:
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- Roma Street Parklands
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Bulimba Memorial Park Apartment is 2.6 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $383
Cost per person (six people): $63
Wickham Street Penthouse
275 Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley
Grolife Indoor Plantscapes
Wickham Street Penthouse offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a rooftop pool, free WiFi, free private parking, an indoor pool, a sauna, an elevator, air conditioning, a fully-equipped kitchen, a coffee machine, a hot tub, a hair dryer and an outdoor dining area. Near this penthouse are Valley Plastic Surgery (plastic surgery clinic), Bey Lane (cafe), Osbourne Hotel (pub), Zoomo e-bikes (bicycle rental service), MAYA Mexican (restaurant), The Gatbsy Lounge Bar (cocktail bar), TAMA (restaurant), Poundit (gym), The Zoo (live music venue), King Lear’s Throne (bar), Ben’s Burgers (hamburger restaurant), Stranded Bar (cocktail bar), QUIVR (bar), Finney Isles (bar), Bird’s Nest – Fortitude Valley (Japanese restaurant), The New Black (cafe), Dark Red Wine Bar (wine bar), 13 Bees Contemporary Bakery (bakery), Suzie Wongs Good Time Bar (bar), Gung Ho! Dumpling Ramen Bar (Japanese restaurant), Savile Row (bar), Fortitude Music Hall (live music venue), Holey Moley Golf Club Fortitude Valley (miniature golf course), Bare Beanz Cafe, O’Skulligans (bar), Oche Brisbane (bar), The Wickham (bar), honto (Japanese restaurant) and more.
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- Grolife Indoor Plantscapes
- Centenary Place Park
- New Farm Riverwalk
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Within 1.1 miles:
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- King George Square
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Within 1.6 miles:
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- Wheel of Brisbane
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Wickham Street Penthouse is 3.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.
Approximate cost per night: $567
Cost per person (six people): $94
So there they are, hotels in Brisbane that will help to make for a remarkable trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Australia
