Hotels near South Brisbane Station, Brisbane

Travelling to BNE every 15 days and I used to stay in the CDB, even when attending some conferences in BCEC. Due to a last minute booking, I ended-up at the Novotel few months ago, and this place is officially my new HOME when in town. Clean and tidy very modern quiet rooms, 100m walk from exhibitions halls (thanks to a shortcut at the back), with a 24/7 accessible parking (you can get in and out easily), this place is super convenient. You are just next door to all what Southbank has to offer and a short walk distance (or scooter ride) to the CDB (pedestrian bridge over the river) Staff are young and efficient, smiling all day. ACCOR Motto btw. Last but no least, you stay far from the noisy students/backpackers nightlife + trains / highway of downtown. After all, even if you are in Bris-Vegas, you came here for a rest!

Good location and beautiful view. With everything like microwave knives forks spoons plates cups pans pots in the kitchen and washing machine dryer iron hangers. Better offer the room clean service everyday. 8 minutes walk to the city, 1 min walk to the nearest Woolworths, 10 minutes walk across the bridge next to the hotel to the library of Queensland, art gallery, gallery, museum, Brisbane sign, south bank and so on

We stayed here the night before leaving on a cruise that was leaving from the International Cruise Terminal. The main reason we chose this hotel was its close proximity to Roma Street Station as we caught the train from the airport. While it is close to the train station it is located at the top of a reasonable hill and it took a bit of effort to navigate the way to the top, apart from the effort. Several escalators/lifts and then a steep path with no real directions on which way to go. I thought I would be able to see the hotel to give me an idea which way but had to resort to Google Maps to find the way. Unfortunately we were on an early flight into Brisbane so as it was 09:30AM I was not expecting our room to be ready but just needed to store our bags so we good do some exploring. As expected, our room was not ready but the guy behind the counter checked me in, stored our bags and advised that the hotel was busy and our room would not be ready until about 02:00PM. No worries we will be back. We arrived back at 01:00PM and our room was still not ready and waited in the foyer till 02:00PM as previously discussed. Reception gave me our keys and we proceeded to our room on Level 1, or so I thought……..room card would not let me use the lift. Back to reception to have the card re-coded. On entry to our room, it was reasonably spacious and looked clean and reasonably comfortable. Décor a bit dated, but functional. We had a rather large balcony but we could not use it as there was no furniture so the balcony was wasted. Bathroom was small but functional, bit dated but appeared clean. It was only after we used the toilet several times that we noticed water on the floor. We ignored it for quite a while as we thought we had spilt water on the floor but it was not till the next morning that I realised it was coming from under the toilet. I reported it to reception on checkout. As we were tired from our early start we chose to order room service. While we knew how much it was going to cost it was very expensive. Two hamburgers and chips over $70. A bit steep, but as we were so tired we paid so we did not have to go out. The hamburgers were good by the way, but still way too expensive. Overall, this hotel was OK, but the room was supposed to be a superior room. OK. I would hate to be in a Standard Room………..as the room was pretty average for a Superior. After reading some of the other reviews the price we paid was fair and the location is good, just not when you have to push two big suitcases that we were taking on a cruise up the hill from the station. PS. It cost us $73 in the taxi to get to the Cruise Terminal.

Everyone scored a perfect score, and I am embarrassed not to score a perfect score (*¯︶¯*) The room view at check-in was not very satisfactory, and the hotel took the initiative to contact the next day and asked to switch to the view direction. Others are very good, and the catering on the first floor is also very good. The coffee is mellow and the pizza is roasted by a fireplace. It's so delicious... I just don't understand one thing~ why the pool is so pitiful...

A nice modern room with all the amenities to go with it. Comfortable, clean, amazing shower and views, amazing staff and ample parking though not free. Near to public transportation, coffee shop on the ground floor and abundant retail shops nearby.

The newly-opened voco is a delightful hotel hidden inside an otherwise slightly dreary-looking building. From the outside it looks a tad unappealing, but inside it's been thoroughly rennovated and is quite snazzy. Reception are friendly and the foyer breathes modern. The corridors to the rooms are quite dark and nothing special, but inside, the rooms have been re-built to look and feel quite luxurious for business-traveller standards. Breakfast was an excellent spread and the view from the high-floored rooms are quite nice. One thing to note: there's currently (July '23) major roadworks taking place one block away down North Quay, the road out the front of the hotel. There was no noise in the hotel but traffic out the front of the hotel moves at a snail's pace as a result. For taxi drop-off/pickups, ask for the corner of George St and Ann St. It's a 100m walk and you'll save lots of time.

The room decoration is generally average, not like a five-star hotel, but a bit like a newly opened express hotel in China. The so-called river view rooms only see a little bit diagonally. The elevator is also inconvenient. You have to swipe your card to get to your own floor. The reservation of two rooms by a travel companion was ignored even if they were arranged on the first floor. They are on different floors several floors apart. It is very inconvenient to go through the door. The only advantage is that the hotel's location is relatively central. It's in a pedestrian street, so it's quite lively even if you come back late at night, and it's relatively safe. The breakfast room has the same variety every day.

The highlight of our recent stay at Stamford Plaza Brisbane was a delightful breakfast in the Brassiere Restaurant Jessie and Mara were friendly and attentive Would recommend this location for anyone looking for good value and great service

Recommend if you are looking for a clean and quality place to stay and are a budget traveller. This yha has a very high standard compared to others. It is more like a youth hotel with bunk beds rather than a backpackers place. You also meet travellers of all ages, families and youth groups around the place. The rooms are super tidy and serviced daily, spacious luggage lockers that fit a large suitcase (fantastic!) and are light filled with aircon or windows to be opened. The kitchen is very big, nice rooftop terrace with city views and pool area. Tv lounge and soon it’s own co working hub which I think is a great addition to the concept. Free luggage storage for guests and friendly and helpful staff.

I am very satisfied with the hotel. If I come to Brisbane next time, I will definitely stay here again. Our room was on the 71st floor with a great view. There are two bedrooms, a living room, a small study room, a small kitchen, two bathrooms, and a laundry room. It is very spacious. The kitchen has ovens, microwave ovens, dishwashers, pots, plates, bowls, cutlery, cooking spatulas, knives, cutting boards, and even dishwashing sponges, rags, and dishwashing powder. If you want to cook by yourself, you can just buy ingredients and seasonings, and you can also ask the front desk for a rice cooker. The laundry room has a washing machine, a dryer, a laundry basket, and a bottle of laundry detergent, which is enough for one time. It is so blissful to have a washing machine when you are away from home. There is a cafe on the right hand side when you go downstairs, and there is no problem in solving breakfast. The location is also good, we went to several attractions in the city, City Hall, Queen Street, South Bank Park, all within walking distance. It is very close to Roma station, where you can take a car to the Koala Park and the airport. Buy a go card, download the my translink app, you can easily plan public transportation, and you can also display the fare. When I left, I took a DiDi, which cost more than 40 Australian dollars, which was cheaper than taking the air train for three people.