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1. The Star Grand Brisbane
The Star Grand Brisbane
2. Amora Hotel Brisbane
Amora Hotel Brisbane
3. InterContinental Brisbane by IHG
InterContinental Brisbane by IHG
4. CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments
CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments
5. Royal On The Park
Royal On The Park
6. Avani Living Queen’s Wharf Residences
Avani Living Queen’s Wharf Residences
7. Ibis Styles Brisbane Elizabeth Street
Ibis Styles Brisbane Elizabeth Street
8. Capri by Fraser, Brisbane
Capri by Fraser, Brisbane
9. Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane
Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane
10. Rydges South Bank
Rydges South Bank
11. Swiss-Belhotel Brisbane
Swiss-Belhotel Brisbane
12. Hyatt Regency Brisbane
Hyatt Regency Brisbane
13. Emporium Hotel South Bank
Emporium Hotel South Bank
14. Meriton Suites Herschel Street, Brisbane
Meriton Suites Herschel Street, Brisbane
15. Treasury Brisbane
Treasury Brisbane
16. Point Hotel
Point Hotel
17. Mercure Brisbane King George Square
Mercure Brisbane King George Square
18. W Brisbane
W Brisbane
19. Stamford Plaza Brisbane
Stamford Plaza Brisbane
20. The Westin Brisbane
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CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments
CLLIX Brisbane Skytower ApartmentsOur guide on where to stay in Brisbane

South Bank
South Bank blends culture and outdoor beauty along Brisbane's riverfront promenade. This walkable area boasts the stunning Streets Beach—Australia's only inner-city beach—alongside lush parklands with rainforest walks. The Queensland Cultural Centre houses world-class museums and theatres that showcase Australia's artistic heritage. The iconic Wheel of Brisbane offers panoramic city views worth capturing. Vibrant weekend markets and waterfront restaurants create a lively atmosphere for both locals and visitors. With excellent train connections at South Bank and South Brisbane stations, exploring Brisbane's highlights couldn't be easier.

Fortitude Valley
The Valley pulses with Brisbane's most electric nightlife scene. Brunswick Street Mall buzzes with live music spilling from bars and clubs into the neon-lit streets. Chinatown's red lanterns guide you to authentic Asian eateries where the aroma of dumplings fills the air. By day, browse eclectic boutiques and vinyl shops along James Street or catch experimental performances at the Judith Wright Arts Centre. The area blends historic Queenslander buildings with modern architecture and vibrant street art. Brisbane's CBD is just a three-minute train ride away when you're ready to explore further.

Brisbane Central Business District
Brisbane's Central Business District balances sleek corporate towers with riverside charm. The winding Brisbane River frames this bustling hub where global businesses operate alongside heritage sandstone buildings. Queen Street Mall offers excellent shopping while South Bank Parklands provide a lush escape. Catch performances at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre or pay a visit to Treasury Casino. Two major train stations make exploring easy, while CityCat ferries offer scenic river transport. The district transforms from business centre by day to entertainment hotspot by night.

New Farm
Brisbane's New Farm blends riverside charm with trendy urban life. Historic Queenslander homes line tree-shaded streets while Brisbane Powerhouse arts centre buzzes with cultural events. The neighborhood's crown jewel is New Farm Park with its famous rose gardens and jacaranda trees. Catch a CityCat ferry from Sydney Street Terminal for scenic river transport. Explore boutique shops and award-winning cafes along Brunswick Street. Stroll the riverside paths for beautiful views or relax under ancient fig trees in the park's 15-acre grounds.

Spring Hill
Spring Hill blends historic charm with modern city access in Brisbane. Heritage-listed sites like the Old Windmill and Victorian Spring Hill Baths tell stories of colonial times. Tree-lined streets showcase classic Queenslander homes with wraparound verandas and offer panoramic city views. This peaceful residential area sits just minutes from Brisbane's bustling centre. Morning birdsong from kookaburras fills the air while cafes cater to students and locals. The hilly terrain rewards walkers with impressive vistas and a genuine local atmosphere away from tourist crowds.



















































































































































































