Brisbane Hotels

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Head to Brisbane for:

River cruising, one of the best river walks in the country.
Shopping, gardens and restaurants – all an easy stroll through the CBD.
Koala cuddling – pay a visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
A great base point for your Queensland vacation – whether you’re headed to one of the islands or down to the Gold Coast.

Brisbane Hotels and Holidays

Head down the river to the bright lights and excitement of Brisbane. The capital of Queensland, this is your ultimate entertainment destination. Start your holiday by checking into one of many fabulous and convenient Brisbane hotels. Pay a visit to the botanical gardens and parklands or head into the city for a bit of dining and shopping. This sub tropical area is also home to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary – where you’ll be able to cuddle a koala. Meanwhile, there are a number of great day trips throughout the area. Whether you’re looking for and island adventure or a shopping extravaganza – the fun starts here!

Brisbane Accommodation - Popular Destinations

Stretched along the Brisbane River, visitors will delight in exploring the different regions of the city. Stay at nearby Brisbane and try your luck at the Conrad Treasury Casino or cruise the CBD down to hotels in Brisbane Southern Suburbs – where would you like to go?

Brisbane CBD Accommodation

Brisbane city hotels put you in the middle of the action – stay near the best restaurants and shopping areas. The Brisbane CBD measure 2.2 sq km – so you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through town.

Brisbane City Fringe Accommodation

Outside of the city centre, Brisbane is full of glorious eating and shopping districts that are sure to delight out of town visitors. Stay at Brisbane Southbank hotels or in Brisbane’s West End accommodation – just moments away from great entertainment and cultural centres.

Brisbane South Bank Accommodation

This is one the thriving cultural hubs of Brisbane, a place to meet new people, hang out with friends and go for a dip. Stay in Brisbane South Bank hotels or Fortitude Valley accommodation and soak up the great community vibe.

Brisbane Suburbs Accommodation

Be close to he hustle and bustle of the CBD while you enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of Brisbane Western suburbs accommodation or hotels in Ipswich.

Brisbane Hotels, Motels and other Accommodation

Live in the lap of luxury or travel on a shoestring budget when you stay in cheap Brisbane hotels. A unique holiday experience is always on the menu – where you are looking to stay?

Brisbane Airport Accommodation

The Brisbane airport is conveniently located just north of the Brisbane city. Find great Brisbane airport hotels nearby if you’re looking for a brief and comfortable stay.

Brisbane Budget Hotels

Brisbane backpacking is a great way to see Queensland on a budget. Make Brisbane your home base and check into one of the many cheap Brisbane hotels in the city and surrounds or stay in a comfortable Brisbane motel for the night.

Brisbane Luxury Hotels

The best of the best, the cream of the crop – stay at luxury accommodations in Brisbane. Live in the lap of luxury in great Brisbane 5 star hotels – treat yourself to something nice. Alternatively, enjoy the convenience of self contained apartment accommodation in Brisbane.

Brisbane Boutique Hotels

Looking for something a little bit different? Brisbane boutique hotels are small, chic and cosy - a great place to stay on your romantic getaway.

Getting to Brisbane

Brisbane by Air

Brisbane and the neighbouring surrounds are serviced by Brisbane International Airport, the 3^rd largest airport in the country. Brisbane acts as a hub for many domestic carriers, including Virgin Blue and Pacific Blue and is a secondary hub for Qantas and JetStar. From the airport, passengers can travel to the Brisbane city via Coachtran bus service or vehicle – it’s about a 20 minutes’ drive to the city centre. The AirTrain also connects Brisbane airport to the Gold Coast.

Brisbane by Car

From Sydney, the nearest capital city, driving to Brisbane is just a straight shot up the Pacific Highway or you can opt for the scenic route along the coastal roads – it’s definitely worth the extra time. The entire trip is about 960 kilometres and would take 12 hours, so it’s definitely worthwhile to break up your journey; drop into Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour or Byron Bay for a day. Alternatively, visitors can travel inland along the New England Highway and stop in at great regions like the Hunter Valley and Armidale.

Other Transport

Brisbane Transit Centre offers coach and train services to other destinations including the capital cities. There’s also a cruise ship terminal for international vessel arrivals. Once in the area, you can walk around Brisbane city centre or catch a ferry to the suburbs. Brisbane also has a well integrated public transport system, making it extra convenient to get around.

Brisbane Attractions - Things to do on your trip

Take a River Cruise – travel down the Brisbane River, the icon of the city. Catch the CityCat ferry or book a dinner or lunch cruise for the ultimate floating dining experience.
Head to South Bank – hop on the Ferris wheel, visit the beach, South Bank is the community hub of Brisbane where visitors and locals come to meet and greet. It’s also home to many of the cultural spaces in the city.
Cuddle a Koala – Queensland is the only state that permits koala holding – and the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary is one of the best places to get up close and personal with our national emblem.
Sample some local eats – Brisbane’s many fabulous restaurants dish out some of the best in local seafood cuisine. Embark on an eating holiday by visiting the many local cultural hot spots and food hubs.
Find a Brisbane Event – Brisbane is home to some of the best festivals and events in Queensland. Catch a Lions or a Broncos game or see your favourite band in concert. There are music festivals, entertainment shows and markets – so mark your calendars when you plan your Brisbane trip.
Visit the Gardens and Parklands – The Roma Street Parklands and the City Botanic Gardens are great places to have your fill of lush green vegetation right in the heart of the city.
Take a day trip – visit Moreton Bay for some fabulous diving or head for the sands of Bribie Island for a an awesome island adventure. Meanwhile, if you’re heading further out, such as to Lady Elliot or Fraser Island, Brisbane makes a great entry and exit point for the most popular Queensland destinations.