Best Hotels in Brisbane
Explore Brisbane with 614 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Amora Hotel Brisbane ★★★★★
A sophisticated 5-star hotel in the upper CBD that offers business executives and couples elegant, modern rooms, an outdoor pool, and an exceptional award-winning dining experience.
The Star Grand Brisbane ★★★★★
"Fantastic hotel!!! I come to many hotels and this was by far the most beautiful thing I visited. Everything was very clean and very friendly welcome. From here you can explore the whole city without distant travel. Directly from the hotel you also have a walking bridge to South Banks. In the hotel you also have the sky deck with a great view of the city. Highly recommended"
ibis Styles Brisbane Elizabeth Street ★★★★
"nice view"
Meriton Suites Adelaide Street ★★★★★
"The hotel service is very poor. When checking in, they were very impatient and indifferent. They answered me with one sentence throughout the whole process: If you have any comments, I will report to my superiors. The room is very dirty, and the smell of chemicals is extremely pungent as soon as you enter. The hotel room is extremely old, the carpet is very dirty and uneven, and it is easy to trip. The towels are yellow and have obvious blood stains on them. There are cockroaches in the room. There was no Wi-Fi in the hotel on the day of check-in, because the room is on a high floor and there is no mobile phone signal. Thank you to Ctrip customer service for patiently helping me communicate with the hotel. Later, the hotel asked me to go to the front desk to inform me of the check-out policy. After I went downstairs, the front desk said: I told Ctrip that I want to talk to you in person. I said: I am here, are you going to talk about check-out? He replied: I just want to talk to you in person, and now I have said it. But I did not agree that Ctrip can check you out. Although the hotel finally agreed to check out, more than three hours have passed. The check-in experience is more subjective, but this hotel charges according to the five-star standard, but the facilities and services are completely below the five-star standard. The service and facilities are similar to those of a three-star motel. Although the location is close to the Story Bridge, this hotel is not by the river. There are many hotels around the river with better locations and guaranteed river views. The room prices are not higher than this room rate. Strongly not recommended! Suspected of advertising fraud against consumers!"
Great Southern Hotel Brisbane ★★★★
"Convenient location, affordable 👌"
The Calile Hotel ★★★★★
"The stay was incredible, down to the food, room and staff service. I, however, will not be returning as I do not wish to pay so much money to fight people over pool space. I shouldn't have to choose between a nice sleep in and utilising the pool (hello 5:45am wake up time to get a spot). The Calile need to manage this better and have a policy in place that allows more guests to access this given the limited room."
Hyatt Regency Brisbane ★★★★★
"The location is superb. It located right at the CBD. Very easy to get around. The service was fast especially the check in process. We arrived early and got check in very fast. We complain about the cleanliness and staff was attentive upon the request we made. The staff were very nice.We got a free upgrade from 13th floor to 21st floor. The downside is that the bedsheet and pillowcase change was very slow and we waited until 11 pm even though we made request before 4 pm. The free buffet is also very average."
Central Brunswick Apartment Hotel ★★★★
"The staff were very good and it was a great hotel."
Meriton Suites Herschel Street ★★★★★
"very sexy and convenient location to stay !"
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Kennigo Hotel Brisbane, Independent Collection by an EVT hotel
"Everything was really incredible, very pleasant, really a great welcome"
Inn on the Park Apartments
"The room was clean and tidy, with a balcony and living room facing the Brisbane River. Check-in was convenient, and guests had complete freedom of movement."
The Coterie Apartments by CLLIX
"The location was a bit hard to find, and after 4 PM, you had to call them for check-in. However, the room itself was clean and new. It's a guesthouse, so there are no services, and they don't clean the room during your stay. I didn't realize before booking that the neighborhood is a bar street, so there were a lot of teens and homeless people around, which made me a bit uneasy coming back at night. You could constantly hear police sirens outside the window."
Ivy and Eve Apartments by CLLIX
"We left a maroon’s jersey in cupboard and rang about which they said house cleaning didn’t find it. So some cleaners got an new jersey Would not recommended very dirty rooms, grime in tile grout and filthy walls"
Point Hotel
This deluxe property in Kangaroo Point offers a peaceful riverfront escape with a heated pool and a popular rooftop bar boasting skyline views.
Ovolo Brisbane Fortitude Valley, a Wyndham Hotel
"Food was ok, terrible staff"
The Inchcolm by ODE Hotels
"The hotel has a charming, retro vibe. It's only a three-minute walk to the central station."
InterContinental BRISBANE by IHG
"The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to get around. The service attitude is also very good. 👍👍"
CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments
"The view is absolutely amazing! The stay was really comfortable too, though picking up takeout was a bit inconvenient since I had to go downstairs for it."
Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane
Housed in a beautifully restored heritage building in the CBD, this premium property offers spacious, apartment-style living complete with full kitchens and a stunning outdoor pool.
Sofitel Brisbane Central
"Everything is fine for us while we stayed there,except got hot at night,couldn't adjust it properly during the night,didn't bother to ask the staff help us.We still like there,very convenient to walk from Central station.All the staff were very very helpful,happy and looked after my son when He needs help.Thank you !"
W Brisbane
"Stains can be found in the bathroom, soap leftovers at the sink & missing toiletries !!! Only found one toothbrush and have to request for toiletries which is slow!! Waited for more than 1 hour. When pulling some of the cabinet, touched sticky stains inside (looks like soft drinks stains) Carpet edges can be edgy and hurt my feet sometimes, need to wear slipper at all times in the room Service wise not really impressive for this price range hotel, staff are friendly yes but shouldn’t expect anything more that will go for extra for customers. Whatever&whenever staff is practically not there, requested for thing or service and never heard back. Breakfast is disappointing, less variety of options, crowded & some doesn’t even tasted good Overall a disappointing stay compared to other W hotels I’ve been to (Osaka, Bangkok & Singapore)."
Royal on the Park
"Still a pretty good hotel."
Pullman Brisbane King George Square
"The staff are very friendly and helpful"
Mantra on Mary
"Gecure for a female solo traveller."
Oxygen Apartments
"These apartments are in a good location, close to CBD and transport links, free parking is great and the staff at check in were friendly. Unfortunately, the positives end there. We were in a one bedroom unit. It faces the street and was extremely noisy all night There is no soundproofing at all. The air-conditioning thermostat would not work - so cooling was full on - and we froze, or off and we cooked. between the street noise the lack of temperature control, sleep for the last 4 days has been rather scant! We could not sit in the settee - it was so worn out we got a sore back in a few minutes. Cleaning was very superficial - housekeeper clearly does not see in the corners! It is the first time I have ever had to go and ask - twice - for toilet paper arriving at accommodation. In summary these apartments are very tired and badly in need of a re-fit. Many of the photos do not reflect the apartment we had. I don't like writing such a negative review - but it is only fair to warn other potential guests what to expect. "
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Hotels Near Top Attractions in Brisbane
Discover the charm of Brisbane by staying near its iconic landmarks.
Brisbane Airport
Secure a hotel near Brisbane Airport to guarantee a stress-free trip with effortless transit access, perfect for early morning flights or quick layovers.
Brisbane City Hall
Book a stay near Brisbane City Hall to immerse yourself in the heart of the city, surrounded by stunning heritage architecture and the bustling energy of King George Square.
City Botanic Gardens
Stay near the City Botanic Gardens to wake up next to a peaceful riverside oasis, perfect for relaxing morning strolls among lush, ancient trees.
St John's Cathedral
Opt for a room near St John's Cathedral to admire the breathtaking Gothic Revival architecture and enjoy a serene atmosphere right in the urban centre.
Queensland Parliament
Reserve your accommodation near the Queensland Parliament building to experience the elegance of the historic precinct, just steps away from beautiful parklands and majestic government architecture.
Brisbane Travel Information
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FAQ – Hotels in Brisbane
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What is the average price of a hotel in Brisbane this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Brisbane this weekend is £228 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £234 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Brisbane this weekend typically cost £350 per night.
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How much do hotels in Brisbane cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Brisbane during weekdays is £207 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £202 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Brisbane generally cost £288 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Brisbane?
Some of the best places to stay in Brisbane are near popular attractions like Brisbane City Hall, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Brisbane near Brisbane City Hall?
Some of the top hotels in Brisbane near Brisbane City Hall include Mercure Brisbane King George Square (from £80), Hyatt Regency Brisbane (from £97) and George Hotel Brisbane, Independent Collection by EVT (from £62), all offering easy access to Brisbane City Hall, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Brisbane?
The most popular Brisbane hotels for your stay: Roamer Brisbane (from £33), CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments (from £97) and YHA Brisbane City (from £22) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Brisbane are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Evolution Apartments (from £77), Ivy and Eve Apartments by CLLIX (from £89) and Sofitel Brisbane Central (from £109) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Brisbane have swimming pools?
CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments (from £97), YHA Brisbane City (from £22) and Amora Hotel Brisbane (from £92) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Brisbane offer an especially good breakfast ?
Amora Hotel Brisbane (from £92),The Star Grand Brisbane (from £162) and Point Hotel (from £70) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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