Brisbane Accommodations

Brisbane accommodations

Brisbane accommodations welcome you to a destination nicknamed “Brissy”. The city’s historic nickname was “Queen City of the North”. Known for its waterways, wharfs, piers, riverside paths, bridges, parks, gardens, farms, hiking trails, scenic peaks, shopping malls, performing arts / live music venues, art galleries, night markets, cafes, street food and koalas, Brisbane is located at about the  mid-point of Australia’s rounded, eastern coastline. Flowing through the city, the Brisbane River is South East Queensland’s longest river. Brisbane Central Business District (CBD) is located on a peninsula about 9 miles up-river from Moreton Bay, which is between the Coral and Tasman Seas. A massive submerged continent to the southeast, almost the size of Australia, Zealandia is thought to be over a billion years old. The northward Coral Sea Plateau is a contiguous area with depths no greater than 3,300 feet. South of Brisbane, Gold Coast has long sandy beaches, while the northward Sunshine Coast is home to while sand dunes, shallow lakes and mangrove forests. A scenic area and region near Gold Coast, the “hinterland” is home to hiking (bushwalk) areas, picnic tables, rainforests, eucalyptus forests, botanic gardens, woodlands, natural bridges, gorges, cliffs, rivers, waterfalls, platypus and more. Brisbane main attractions include Westfield Chermside (shopping mall), Eat Street Northshore (former container wharf / night market – street food / beer stalls), Mount Coot-Tha Summit Lookout (scenic spot), City Botanic Gardens (plant life, ponds, picnic areas, concert venues), Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary (zoo), Queen Street Mall (shopping mall), Suncorp Stadium, Roma Street Parkland (gardens, waterways, amphitheater), Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (free entry), Westfield Carindale (shopping mall), Queensland Museum, Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha (56-acre subtropical botanical garden – native / exotic plants, workshops, events), Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park (River Terrace Park – riverside park – rock climbing, BBQ area, public art, skyline views), Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Brisbane Powerhouse (former tram power station / performing arts center – concerts, plays, shows), Wellington Point Recreation Reserve, New Farm Park (recreational facilities, arts center), Shorncliffe Pier (fishing pier), Brisbane Showgrounds (fairground), Victoria Park Driving Range (golf driving range), The West End Markets (farmers’ market), The Tivoli (live music venue), The Triffid (live music venue), Story Bridge (pedestrian / bicycle-friendly bridge – skyline / river views), Howard Smith Wharves (waterside development – restaurants, breweries), Woody Point Jetty, Scarborough Beach, Old Cleveland Lighthouse, St John’s Cathedral (Gothic Revival architecture, wood carvings), Bullocky Rest, Indooroopilly Golf Club and Royal Queensland Golf Club. Surrounding Brisbane, points of interest include Pacific Fair Shopping Centre (shopping mall), SkyPoint Observation Deck (panoramic views, restaurant), GC Aqua Park (waterpark), Robina Town Centre (shopping mall), HOTA (arts center – concerts, events, movies, gallery, bar), Miami Marketta (live music venue / night market – street food, cocktails, beer – Gold Coast), Burleigh Head National Park (coastal headland area – rainforest trails, wildlife), Tamborine National Park (rainforest – gorges, waterfalls, picnic areas, hiking trails, scenic overlooks), Curtis Falls Track, Tamborine Mountain Glow Worm Caves, Glass House Mountains Lookout, Burleigh Beach, Hinze Dam (walking paths, café, lake / mountain / spillway views), Queensland Museum Rail Workshops | Ipswich, Gold Coast Regional Botanic Gardens, The Spit Gold Coast (beach – surfing, fishing), Mount Ngungun (Glass House Mountains peak – hiking trails, scenic views), Woorim Beach, The Spit Lake Somerset (lake park), Bayside Wake Park (wakeboarding park), The Llama Farm, EWE-Nique Hobby Farm Haigslea, Emerald Lakes Golf Club, Links Hope Island (golf course), Boomerang Farm (golf course),  Lakelands Golf Club, Woodford Golf Club, The Pines Golf Course, Southport Golf Club (private golf course) and The Grand Golf Club (private golf club). Brisbane’s main airport is Brisbane Airport, with airport car rental agencies to include SIXT and Enterprise. Relative to Sydney and Melbourne, Brisbane attractions are spread-out more, so renting a vehicle might be helpful. Good to know also is that Uber rideshare does operate in Brisbane. Train service is operated by Queensland Rail, while RiverCity Ferries is the city’s ferry operator. A contactless form of public transportation payment, the digital Translink card will replace the former go card (2026). Brisbane’s most popular sports are rugby, cricket and football. The Brisbane Broncos (rugby) and Brisbane Roar (football) each play at aforementioned Suncorp Stadium in the suburb of Milton, west of the CBD. The Brisbane Heat (cricket) plays at The Gabba (Brisbane Cricket Ground – set to be demolished after the 2032 Summer Olympics) located in the Woolloongabba suburb, also in proximity to the CBD. Brisbane’s currency is the Australian Dollar, cars travel on the left-hand side and the drinking age is 18 years old. Brisbane top events include Brisbane Festival, Brisbane Comedy Festival, GABS Craft Beer Festival, Good Food and Wine Show, BIGSOUND Festival, Listen Out, Good Things, Touch Bass, Ultra Beach Gold Coast, CMC Rocks QLD, Spilt Milk, St  Jerome’s Laneway, The Woodford Folk Festival, Paniyiri Greek Festival, Supernova Comic Con & Gaming and  Abbey Medieval Festival. Brisbane accommodations are some of Australia’s best. Before we get to Brisbane accommodations, let’s take a look at some more background information on the area to help you along the way.

Brisbane was named after the Brisbane River, which was named after  Sir Thomas Brisbane. Prior to Brisbane, aboriginal Australians are believed to have inhabited the area for at least 22,000 years. Just before European arrival in the 1820s, the overall Turrbal, Yugara and Quandamooka aboriginal population is estimated at around 6,000-10,000. Resourceful fishermen, skilled aboriginals set up seasonal riverside camps to catch fish, shellfish, crabs and prawns. The largest riverside camp, located at present-day Victoria Park and Woolloongabba, was occupied from time to time by around 200-600 fishermen. Captain James Cook sailed past Stradbroke Island’s northern end / Moreton Island’s eastern side aboard the Endeavour circa 1770. Cook originally named the area “Morton’s Bay” in honor of the 14th Earl of Morton, James Douglas. President of the Royal Society, Douglas had helped secure funding for Cook’s expedition. Due to an error in the first published account of Cook’s voyage, however, the spelling “Moreton” arose. Captain Matthew Flinders landed at present-day Woody Point on July 17, 1799. Flinders named the area “Red Cliff Point” after its red-colored cliffs.  European settlers encountered the Turrbal people in 1820. The Turrbal word for the present-day CBD was mianjin, or “place shaped as a spike”. Governor of New South Wales, Sir Thomas Brisbane remitted orders to develop a new penal settlement in the Moreton Bay area circa 1823. John Oxley, surveying in November 1823, placed the new penal colony near Red Cliff Point. In 1825, convicts planted the City Botanic Gardens, which were originally located at a Moreton Bay penal settlement farm. Jacaranda and Poinciana flowering plants were introduced to Australia around this time. After the initial penal settlement was established, a non-convict European community developed, with German missionaries settling at Zions Hill sometime around 1837. Captain Patrick Logan expanded the Moreton Bay convict settlement and, by 1842, nearly 2,400 men, and 145 women, were detained therein. Scottish immigrants landed aboard the Fortitude circa 1849. The scots settled at present-day Fortitude Valley, which took its name from the barque on which they arrived. The Roman Catholic Church erected St Stephen Chapel in 1850. During the Frontier Wars (1820s-1850s), indigenous attacks occurred throughout the city, albeit with  Great Britain arising victorious. Much of Queen Street was destroyed by the 1864  Great Fire of Brisbane. Australia’s only moated fort, Fort Lytton was built at the Brisbane River’s mouth in 1882. Frog’s Hollow, a swampy “slum” area, was once a Chinatown red light district and place of prostitution, sly grogs (unlicensed liquor store) and opium dens. The 1893 Black February Flood caused about $4 million in damages (1893-valuation) to include the destruction of  Victoria and Albert Bridges, along with 35 deaths. In 1901, Australia’s six British self-governing colonies united into a Federation. Celebrations were held in Brisbane during the event’s first commemoration. After World War I, the Red Flag riots between returned First Australian Imperial Force soldiers and socialists resulted in 1 police horse death and multiple injuries. During World War II, South West Pacific Area (SWPA) headquarters was stationed at the AMP Building (present-day MacArthur Chambers), while American troops were based at the T & G Building. The November 26, 1942 “Battle of Brisbane” riot between the United States Army  and the Australian Army / civilians resulted in 1 Australian death (Gunner Edward S. Webster) and hundreds of injuries on both sides. Webster died instantly by way of an errant shotgun blast to the chest. A few decades after the Wars and the Americans’ departures, the 1982 Commonwealth Games and World Expo 88 were two key events that contributed to Brisbane’s modern development.

Queensland’s capital and most populous city, Brisbane is home to around 2.5 million “Brisbanites”. Over 32% of the metropolitan population is foreign-born. Brisbane has 19 skyscrapers at 492 feet or higher, with the tallest being Brisbane Skytower at 887 feet. Brissy is located on the Brisbane River Valley’s hilly floodplain. To the west rise the Taylor and D’Aguilar mountain ranges. Apart from the airport, the Port of Brisbane is the city’s main transit hub, handling about 150 ship calls per year. Brisbane cruise lines include Princess Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International and more. In addition to koalas, the Brisbane area’s wildlife is diverse and includes tree frogs, rainbow lorikeets (colorful parrot), kookaburras (kingfisher), Australian water dragons (lizard), bearded dragons (lizard), flying foxes (megabat – 5-foot wingspan), 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, while Moreton Bay is home to humpback whales, dolphins, dugongs (manatee), mud crabs, soldier crabs, Moreton Bay bugs (lobster) and more. Brisbane’s humid subtropical climate is characterized by hot summers and moderate winters. January summer high temperatures average around 87 °F, while June winter highs stay around 71 °F. Additional points of interest include Queensland Cultural Centre, Feel Good Program (park / former World Expo 88 site), The Old Windmill (city’s oldest building, built by convicts c. 1828), Eagle Street Pier (riverfront dining complex), Walter Taylor Bridge (suspension bridge), State Library of Queensland, Treasury Building and University of Queensland. Popular foods include barbecued meats, various seafood, cheeseburgers, chicken wings, Ramen, gnocchi, breakfast carbonara and fruit, while signature cocktails, wine, whiskey and craft beer are the most-poured drinks. With some background information on the area, we’re ready for Brisbane accommodations that will help make 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.

Within feet:

• • • Queensland Children’s Hospital
    • TAFE Queensland Brisbane
    • South Bank Parklands
    • Queensland University of Technology
    • Riverstage

Within 1 mile:

• • • Boggo Road Gaol
    • Queen Street Mall

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Brisbane Central Station

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • University of Queensland – St. Lucia
    • Roma Street Station

Within 10.1 miles:

• • • Brisbane Entertainment Centre

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.

Within feet:

• • • Toowong Memorial Park
    • Perrin Park
    • McIlwraith Croquet Club

Within 2 miles:

• • • Wheel of Brisbane

Within 2.1 miles:

• • • South Bank Parklands

Within 3.2 miles:

• • • Story Bridge

Jephson Hotel & Apartments is 7 miles from Brisbane Airport.

Approximate cost per night (Two-Bedroom Apartment): $277

Cost per person (four people): $69

 

 

 

Hotel Kingsley

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, Hotel Kingsley can be found close to Seagrill Cafe Restaurant (restaurant), Chambers & Crosthwaite Antiques (antique store) and more.

Within feet:

• • • Hercules Street Park
    • Hamilton Park
    • Doomben Train Station

Within 1 mile:

• • • Oriel Park

Within 1.3 miles:

• • • Cameron Rocks Reserve

Within 2.7 miles:

• • • New Farm Riverwalk

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.

Within feet:

• • • Hamilton Park

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Yoga Alma

Within 1.5 miles:

• • • Bannister Park

Within 3.8 miles:

• • • Streets Beach

Within 4.6 miles:

• • • Boggo Road Gaol

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.

Within feet:

• • • Australia Zoo
    • Emporium Brisbane
    • Twelfth Night Theatre
    • Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
    • The Tivoli Theatre

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • Brisbane Central Station
    • Queen Street Mall

Within 1.5 miles:

• • • Roma Street Station

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.

Within feet:

• • • Emporium Brisbane
    • Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
    • New Farm Riverwalk
    • Story Bridge
    • Twelfth Night Theatre

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Queen Street Mall

Within 2.1 miles:

• • • Southbank Station

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.

Within feet:

• • • Brisbane Airport

Within 1.6 miles:

• • • Australian Catholic University

Within 4 miles:

• • • Fort Lytton National Park

Within 4.1 miles:

• • • Brisbane Entertainment Centre
    • Rivergate Marina & Shipyard

Within 11.8 miles:

• • • Mt Coot-thai

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.

Within feet:

• • • Museum of Brisbane
    • Brisbane City Council
    • Brisbane City Hall
    • King George Square
    • State Library Of Queensland
    • Queensland Performing Arts Complex

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

73 Wickham Terrace, Spring Hill

Anzac Square

Set in a 1920s-era building, The Inchcolm 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.

Within feet:

• • • Anzac Square
    • St. John’s Anglican Cathedral
    • Customs House
    • The Embassy Night Club
    • The Tower Mill
    • Brisbane Arcade

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • Southbank Station

The Inchcolm 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).

Within feet:

• • • Logan Road Park
    • Priestdale Road Park
    • Maisie Dixon Park

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • Garrett Park

Within 1.7 miles:

• • • Fruitgrove Train Station

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.

Within feet:

• • • New Farm Riverwalk
    • Story Bridge
    • Story Bridge Adventure Climb
    • Dockside Marina
    • St. John’s Anglican Cathedral
    • Eagle Street Pier Ferry Terminal

Within 1 mile:

• • • City Botanical Gardens

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.

Within feet:

• • • Eagle Street Pier
    • The Jungle Adventure Play
    • Police Memorial
    • Queens Gardens
    • Streets Beach

Within 23 miles:

• • • Russell Island

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.

Within feet:

• • • Teneriffe Park
    • New Farm Riverwalk
    • Captain Burke Park
    • Grolife Indoor Plantscapes

Within 1.2 miles:

• • • King George Square

Within 1.6 miles:

• • • Wheel of Brisbane

Heal House is 3.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $214

 

 

 

 

 

 

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.

Within feet:

• • • Yoga Alma
    • Hawthorne Park
    • Hardcastle Park

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Teneriffe Park

Within 1.5 miles:

• • • Newstead House

Balmoral Queenslander is 2.8 miles from Brisbane Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $117

 

 

 

 

 

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.

Within feet:

• • • Clark Park
    • W A Jolly Park
    • The Windsor Town Quarry Park
    • Melrose Park

Within 1.1 miles:

• • • Flynn Oval,
    • Michael Bohl Swimming

Within 1.4 miles:

• • • Newstead House

Within 3.2 miles:

• • • Brisbane Transit Centre

Willmington Street Apartment is 2.4 miles from Brisbane Airport.

Approximate cost per night: $114

 

 

 

 

 

So there they are, Brisbane accommodations that will help to make for a memorable trip. We hope you have found this information valuable and most of all, that you enjoy your time in Australia!