Apartments in Queensland, Australia

Overall experience was good, reception was absolutely lovely!! Other customers were quite loud especially at 7 in the morning but that’s fine and for almost $200 for one night I thought there would be milk for the coffee provided, since I’m not American or 100 years old I like milk in my coffee, but a 30 second walk to night owl for a coffee wasn’t bad at all, great place to stay just forgot about the little things 🙂

The hotel's location is excellent. The surrounding views and the city skyline are beautiful, both during the day and especially at night. As I had requested a quiet room so I could get enough rest, the hotel staff made every effort to accommodate my request, and I was satisfied with the result. Although a small amount of noise could still be heard in the room, it was minor and easy to overlook. The cleanliness of the hotel was very good, and the staff were friendly, professional, and helpful throughout my stay. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and would be happy to stay here again.

I found this property via Kayak which then led me to Trip.com. After paying I found the property was in a different location to the map and didn't match the photos. The email confirmation had the right photos and that's when I realised something strange was going on. I didn't know I'd be sharing this tiny apartment with a stranger until I turned up. It's basically someone's apartment. The living room has a curtained off area where I think someone else sleeps. The pillow smelled as if someone had already used it. Room just had a broken pedestal fan. The room also doesn't lock so I didn't feel safe leaving anything valuable in there, let alone sleeping with a stranger right next door. Wifi also wasn't working. I left right away and found somewhere else to stay. Not worth the money at all, just a very strange situation. I travel a lot and won't ever be using Trip.com again either. Can't trust it.

Stayed here twice. First time was really good, the second time the room had still some rubbish. The beds are very comfortable and the rooms quiet. Location is great, close to mega mall and public transport. Breakfast was simple - no cheese or yogurt - but ok. The only negative thing is the WiFi. It is slow and hangs sometimes. It also has a minimal quota.

Living in a family room, a big bed, a small bed, a sofa bed, the room is small, the facilities are relatively simple, there is a small swimming pool outside, good night in the middle of the night, there is reception, 30 minutes walk from the city about.

Nice apartment but wasn’t quite happy that they wanted to charge me $30 for parking which when I booked they did not say I had to pay for parking and a day prior to check in I was told to pay for $30 per night for parking and after that on one of the documentation’s I found that they only charge $25 so I argued with them and the staff told me they could do $25 just for me.. imagine if I didn’t not read the email properly I would get charge more.

The location is super convenient for shopping, dining, and water activities. The staff are incredibly enthusiastic and proactive; they promptly addressed our room issues. However, the facilities are a bit old. For a five-person room, having only one bathroom was a major drawback; we had to wait ages just to get ready. Also, if you're like us and want to sleep before 11 PM, be aware that this area stays lively until 3-4 AM. Definitely consider if this suits your needs before booking.

The room was very clean, and the female front desk staff was extremely kind and helpful. We were given slippers for free, and the complimentary coffee was delicious. Since it was Christmas, the kitchen was fully equipped with utensils, which made it very convenient.

Great option for a quick visit to Brisbane. Clean, spacious, modern, secure and very comfortable. Basement parking for an additional $15. This extra charge is not made clear when booking the accommodation...just a little disappointing when you arrive. Great location, close to fortitude valley, transport and the city.

Stayed in an Executive Suite (one-bedroom apartment) on a Friday night for $250. Overall, a solid stay with a few caveats. The layout is excellent. You get a proper separate bathroom, a generous open-plan kitchen and living area, plus a balcony that makes the space feel even larger. The bedroom is also well sized and includes a built-in wardrobe, which is genuinely useful if you’re staying more than a night or travelling for business. Location is a real strength. You’re right in the CBD, making it easy to walk to restaurants, offices, and the river precinct. For a Brisbane city stay, convenience is hard to fault. Where the property slips slightly is in the feel of the fixtures and finishes. They’re not old or worn out, but they already feel a bit dated stylistically. It gives the apartment a slightly tired vibe despite being perfectly functional and clean. Value wise, $250 on a Friday night for this amount of space and a central location is reasonable