Brisbane Hostels

Hotel Kingsley boasts a great location just a 15-minute drive from Brisbane Airport, perfect for travelers with early morning flights. It’s also conveniently close—a 9-minute drive—to the ferry pier at Holt Street, where you can catch a ferry to Moreton Island, a beautiful resort island near Brisbane. The area around the hotel offers excellent dining options, including Rise Bakery, known for its relaxing atmosphere, and H Cafe & Bar Portside, which is open 24 hours and ideal for late-night snacks. The hotel rooms are nice, clean, and comfortable, featuring amenities like air conditioning and free Wi-Fi. With its proximity to transport and dining, Hotel Kingsley is a solid choice for both convenience and comfort in Brisbane.

Perfect location for the event we were attending. Staff were very nice. Room is compact, it has everything we needed though. Sound did travel from the adjacent room. Would stay again 🙂

I had a pleasant stay at Metropolitan Spring Hill overall. The staff were great throughout the stay — friendly, helpful, and welcoming, which made a very positive impression. One of the biggest advantages of this hotel is the free parking, which is extremely convenient if you’re driving in Brisbane. The only downside was accessibility later at night. After around 8:30pm, access becomes a bit inconvenient and you may need to climb stairs, which could be difficult if you have heavy luggage or mobility issues. That said, the rooms were comfortable and the overall experience was good. For the price, location, friendly staff, and free parking, it’s definitely a solid option to stay in Brisbane.

The Airport Motel is one of the older motels on Kingsford Smith Drive. However the motel style room is basic but very clean and neat and just what we needed for an overnight stay. The staff were very friendly and helpful before and during the stay. The location is good. There is a bar and restaurant and a fish and chip/ Asian cafe nearby. A little further walk and there are plenty of options. We would stay again.

Arrived at night to find no staff present. Had to call to get the room number and door code, which tested my English. Luckily, I had internet calls through Ctrip, otherwise, I would have needed to activate international roaming (just a transit stop overnight). It took about 20 minutes of hassle to finally get into the hotel. My room was on the second floor, and I couldn't find an elevator, so I had to carry my luggage up. The room wasn't as big as described, but it was clean enough. The air conditioning was directly facing the bed, so it was fine for just one night.

Staff were lovely, I arrived early and they quickly cleaned the room and let me check in. The room was clean and comfortable.

I was fooled by the name of the Holiday Inn, like a temporary building in a residential resettlement area, located at the entrance of the community, also on the second floor, and you have to carry your luggage upstairs. Not far from the supermarket.

I booked on the day we arrived as I needed accommodation close to Northshore Eat Street. Saw reviews about access issues so I called before booking and was advised access info is sent at 2pm. We had no problems with online booking and receiving access code. Room was good value for money with balcony, plenty of free parking and wifi. Would definitely book again if I need accommodation close to airport.

Very charming and unique house, with a very spacious room. The welcome was very friendly, and the check-in/check-out process was super easy with really nice staff. The hostel was ideally located for what we needed to do in Brisbane. The ability to park on-site was a real bonus.

Although the facilities are old, they are clean and clean, and there is a pool with BBQ. The front desk was friendly and check-in was quick, there were refrigerators, microwaves and all kinds of dishes and cups.