Brisbane Hotels & Hostels (64)

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The attractive yellow-brick facade of this traditional Queensland house hides tasteful and immaculate studios. The cool, shaded interiors are a fusion of funky decor and homely amenities with ple…

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Annie's Inn, painted pink and pale blue, with window boxes full of flowers, stands out a mile among the concrete tower blocks that surround it. This budget B&B provides a warm welcome in the midd…

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If you're looking for a pleasant, unadventurous and straightforward modern hotel, the Chifley on George might just fit the bill (especially if someone else is paying for it - the rooms here are n…

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The pretty cream gables of this friendly B&B's title stand in stark contrast to the edgy graffiti-clad buildings of this part of New Farm. It stands at the beginning of a long suburban-style stre…

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Tucked into a quiet, leafy pocket of Spring Hill, these smart, stylish self-catering apartments offer outstanding value. You can choose between the heritage apartments in an elegant townhouse, or…

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Fern Cottage B&B is a beautifully renovated Queenslander with a splash of Oriental ambience. The rooms are utterly cushy and there's a lush garden retreat out the back with a shady balcony. A goo…

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This offers down-to-earth and very good value accommodation, plus a swimming pool. It's only a few minutes' walk from the city centre, but it's a world away in price from the expensive hotels aro…

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This quirky postmodern building has lots of primary-coloured metalwork, visible from the Story Bridge that rumbles past the upper storeys. The rooms and apartments themselves, however, are actual…

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If you're in Brisbane for more than a few days, a serviced apartment could be the best accommodation option. Nestled among the motels of Kangaroo Point, a 10-minute drive from the city, these sle…

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Nestled in the leafy suburb of Fig Tree Pocket, On Botticelli is a good 45-minute bus ride from the city. If you're mainly in town to visit the famous Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, however, it's an …

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This Art Deco monolith, now converted into smart business suites, still has an enormous polished wood and brass elevator, creaking ponderously up seven floors to the plunge pool, sauna and spa pe…

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This two-storey Queenslander house was built in 1886, and has been beautifully maintained, with pretty lemon-yellow weatherboard walls and a white trellised balcony. Inside, the rooms are just as…

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This welcoming B&B is right in the centre of Paddington's cafe society - it's surrounded by cute, brightly painted little Queenslander houses that have been converted into shabby-chic clothes sho…

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This gracious B&B is housed in a beautiful old Queenslander down a quiet suburban street, not too far from the cafe society of New Farm. It's a homely, friendly place, with family snapshots on th…

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The singles here are very snug and the imposing '70s-inspired bedspreads don't help to make them feel bigger. The doubles, however, are much roomier and the bed linen easier to ignore. All rooms …

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Originally built in 1914, this old home has been restored to perfection by the friendly owners who acquired the property just two years ago. Polished floorboards, spacious bedrooms and newly fitt…

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The rooms here are basic but functional and more than adequate if you're looking for no-frills accommodation. What's more, your hosts are simply charming and more than make up for the otherwise s…

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This lovingly restored colonial home, near Brisbane's transport hub, offers six elegant bedrooms (five with en suites) all decorated in heritage style. A breezy courtyard garden at the back of th…

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Although somewhat impersonal, the rooms and self-contained units here have been tastefully decorated with contemporary furniture and bold lashings of colour. The higher-end apartments come with r…

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Just 4km north of the city centre, this is a pretty park although it lacks good tree coverage. The facilities are top-notch and include clean bathrooms, barbecues and TVs, plus linen hire. The ca…

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Well-maintained rooms popular with business folk and families.

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South of the city, a gorgeous Victorian home filled with character.

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Compact and nearly bijou, the rooms at this brownstone-esque motel are a good option for shorter stays. The private balconies aren't large but they do offer pleasing views over Wickham Park.

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