Brisbane Resorts

This is a standard hotel-decorated serviced apartment where you can even cook simple meals! Downstairs is a pedestrian street, so I don't think there's any need to go far. Just head downstairs and grab some local grilled chicken, Vietnamese pho, or a local burger! I won't give specific recommendations as I'm not promoting anything else. If you need a car, there's a car rental agency downstairs, which is super convenient!

Price: Around 200 AUD per night, including breakfast. Facilities: Quite new, with smart features similar to other Australian hotels. The amenities match the price point. There's a free sauna, a gym (with a squat rack, dumbbells, kettlebells, various cardio equipment, and showers), and a swimming pool (water quality was good, but I didn't go in). Cleanliness: Excellent, the bedding was also very clean. Location: Close to Central Station, and the surrounding area feels very safe. Service: Breakfast, which would normally cost over 30 AUD, is a buffet with everything you'd expect. You can also order eggs à la carte (regular ones are free, special ones cost a few extra AUD), which is a great deal. The amenity delivery and room service were also good.

Good location right in the CBD, making it easy to get around Brisbane and access shops, restaurants, and public transport. Everything is within walking distance, which is very convenient. The hotel itself is decent for a short stay, though the staff were just alright and nothing particularly memorable. Overall, a practical choice mainly for its central location.

We couldn’t fault the point hotel. The staff are friendly and exceptionally helpful even at busy times like New Years. The rooms are clean, well equipped and very comfortable and the roof top bar and restaurant were lovely. We will absolutely stay again. The only feedback I’d mention is the toiletries provided (soap/ hand wash and shampoo/conditioner combined were pretty average and not what was pictured in the advertisement. Otherwise this was an incredible stay.

It's incredibly annoying having to fill out a form every time you check in. You even have to take a selfie. The owner seems to spend a lot of money on the hostel, so the quality of the accommodations is decent.

One of Hotel front staffs was not kind or reasonable. I felt shamed that the staff didn’t treat me fairly with other guests,,, after overnight flight fr my home to Brisbane for more than 10 hours, i was very tired so I even didn’t have any energy to complain,,, the room next to my room was under construction,,,, every early morning around 6am I had to wake up becuz of drilling noise,,, feel bad until now,,, not gonna choose this hotel again 😖

We stayed here for 3 nights. The room was ok but during our stay, no one came and clean up and we asked to change the towels only and the housekeeper seemed like she wasn't happy. When we checked in, the staff at the reception didn't give us any information on when to check out or information about the hostel because my application showed that I could check out until 5 pm, luckily I was asking. We don't ask for any special treatment but just the basic thing that we should've known. We've stayed at YHA Sydney Harbour and the staff were friendlier. Not that bad but not that good though.

I can’t thank the team enough for their kindness! I arrived late and hadn't checked my email for the self-entry instructions, so I was worried I’d be stranded. Instead, the staff actually came out in the middle of the night to make sure I got in safely and settled. I felt so well taken care of—this is hospitality at its best.

Everything is good, good city view, the location is excellent, near the Roma street station, just a few minutes walking, but I see some insects in the kitchen area. I have a half an hour check out, but Neil say no problem friendly

The room was very clean, which was great. I had to leave early in the morning this time, so I didn't get to have breakfast. As a solo female traveler, having the toilets and showers on the same floor as the men made me feel a little uneasy. In particular, I was concerned about the large gap at the bottom of the shower room door, making it visible from the outside. I thought it was great that it was close to the station, but since the train service was infrequent, I ended up taking a taxi. (I wish I had looked into that beforehand.)