There is very little not to love about this hotel. Boutique in every imaginable way, it's one of my…read morefavourites anywhere in the world. The rooms may be small, but what they lack in size they make up for in design and style... and frankly, if you're travelling to see your room, why are you travelling? The service is perfection - personal, thoughtful and knowledgeable. Sure, it isn't located smack in the middle of the CBD, but given it's walking distance to James St, just off Brunswick street and an abundance of galleries, stores, cafes, restaurants, bars and even a cinema, this is the perfect location for a weekend getaway. If you're clever, time your stay to coincide with one of their art exhibitions, where art is displayed on walls all around the hotel. What you MUST do however, is have breakfast on the balcony. Heaven.

Lovely place for a brunch catch. Great location tucked away…read morein the edge of the valley. Gluten free options on the menu and a nice vibe.

Yeah, this building wasn't too bad, but the pub wasn't really the best. I guess pubs like this do…read moreshow how old the suburb is, though I suspect when it was built this was more like a country town. Anyway, the pub was nice, and reasonably quiet as well, though the beer selection really wasn't all that great. However, as I have suggested, this place does happen to be one of Brisbane's outer suburbs, so I guess one shouldn't really expect too much.

They are very accommodating and I enjoyed the friendly staff however, someone snuck into my room…read morewhile I was sleeping and stole my wallet and Apple Watch. Luckily they had footage of the 2 preps and it could have much worse. I'm giving them 3 stars because although they were accommodating, they still tried to charge me for food and basic necessities. I understand that this is a business but since they do not have on-staff security to check the doors. Anyone from the street can come in the back entrance and act as a guest. My suggestion is to have a security guard on the ground floor, especially at the back entrance so this cannot ever happen again.

Let me just say, having never been inside Royal On The Park before a few weekends ago, I had pretty…read morehigh expectations. Its exterior and towering façade leave quite an impression. Royal On The Park served as hotel and reception venue for a wedding I attended and it was amazing. The lobby is resplendent in red and I felt enveloped in its charming setup the minute I breezed through its doors. I was impressed from the outset, but it also didn't hurt that we got one of the best suites covering two rooms. Oh, and did I mention we had a butler? His name was Adam and he was marvellous. Be sure to give him a shout if you go there. Not only did he pander to our every request (we girls didn't request much mind, we're not used to being waited on), he also managed to help fix an untimely flower arrangement mix-up in time for the reception. Amazing. I stayed in two types of rooms over a weekend and they were both comfortable with spectacular views of Brisbane city and the Botanical Gardens. The reception hall was excellent for the post-ceremony antics the food was excellent. Plus the waiters were always topping up my champagne glass, so they get a rave review from me. Reception staff are helpful and extremely smartly dressed. It proved to be an ideal setting for a wedding reception and seems like it would be perfect for tourists, given its central location. Easy access and a lovely set up. Royal on the Park has function rooms that can be hired out and their Walnut restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week.

This old hotel is very very tired. Everything needs a touch up in some way. Tables and chairs and…read moreroom furniture is knicked and scraped. Sleeping rooms are very dark as is the in room bathroom - really dark and brown. Ugh. I like the staff and the location but the hotel really needs a big refresh if not renovation.

So last month I utilized the currency exchange services offered by the front desk no problem…read more Today though was a different story. The woman I approached told me that Marriott's exchange rate for US dollars is very very high and that I should walk 400 meters to the mall down the street to exchange money. She was dismissive and rude and became visibly irritated when I asked her for the address and name of the currency exchange. I told her I didn't care about the high rates of exchange so she disappeared for a few minutes and came back to tell me she's in the middle of a shift change and that it'll be HOURS before anyone can help me. Really?? Get some training to your staff on professionalism and not lying to your customers.

We encountered a clear misapplication of Marriott Bonvoy rules at check-in at Four Points by…read moreSheraton Brisbane. Two spouses were sharing one room. One of us is a Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite member and was staying in the room; the other spouse (Silver) happened to be listed as the lead name on the reservation. The front desk clerk refused to provide Platinum benefits, claiming that elite benefits only apply if the Platinum member is the primary name on the reservation. He insisted it was company policy. That claim is flatly incorrect under Marriott's own published policy. Marriott Bonvoy Terms & Conditions state: "Only one Member per guest room may earn Points, Elite Night Credits, and receive Elite benefits for that room. If more than one Member is staying in the same guest room, the Members must decide at check-in which Member's Membership Number will be applied to the room. Elite benefits apply only to the one guest room in which the Elite Member stays." -- Marriott Bonvoy™ Terms & Conditions, Sections 4.1-4.2 There is no rule requiring the elite member to be the lead name on the reservation. The only requirements are that the elite member is staying in the room and that their Bonvoy number is applied to the folio. I told him it's not Marriott policy. He said "Well it's policy for THIS property." I told him "No it's not. You don't get to invent policies. You have to obey Marriott, not fantasy policies. After escalation, the Platinum number was finally added and breakfast was honored -- confirming that the original refusal was unfounded. This should never have required escalation, policy recitation, or guest intervention. Having lazy employees who don't want to do the work to put in the platinum member's Bonvoy number is unacceptable. Elite status is part of what guests pay for through loyalty and spend. Front desk staff should know and apply the program rules correctly at check-in, rather than inventing conditions that do not exist in Marriott policy. Well, maybe they will educate him.

Overall I had a nice stay with no problems…read more Pros: 1. Nice room overall with no major problems. I especially like the tile in the bathroom - it was that perfect blend of having enough grip so you don't slip in the shower, but it looks nice and is comfortable to walk on. 2. Breakfast was pleasant each morning. It didn't change enough from day to day (which gets a little old after a week there), but there is enough variety where it's not too bad. 3. Staff was friendly and I got water replenished each day. 4. Location is convenient to Eagle Street Pier as well as Queen Street retail. Cons: 1. There was constant noise at night as they were fixing the road, even from the 28th floor. Not the hotel's fault, but it was hard to ignore. 2. The gym is very tiny. It's not awful, but it is definitely below average. 3. The room heater doesn't get that warm. The solution was to ask for a portable heater which worked ok.

My stay at The Point was brief, only 9 hours; so perhaps I formed my opinion too quickly? The staff…read morewere exceedingly pleasant, I scored an upgraded room however the design was unusual with having to walk to the bathroom though the lounge (with the couch in the middle)... The staff were all very friendly, however the place suffered from an odd feeling - for example the buffet breakfast was strangely laid out down a pseudo corridor with the milk being around the corner for your cereal? And the coffee machine being hidden away!

Exceedingly good value, have stayed here twice and have never been disappointed. The staff are the…read morebest and go above and beyond (one of them was even kind enough to run down to the local fairy stop where we got stranded without umbrellas to give us a couple of theirs!). The breakfast that was basically included ($1 extra) was one of the best buffets I ever got in comparatively priced and even pricier hotels (your mileage may wary. I eat a lot.). It is a little bit of a "hop" to the city via the "city hopper" (which is free by the way) but if you check the timetable (unlike us) you get from hotel to Eagle st pier in about 15 minutes tops. Overall one of my favorite places to stay in Brisbane hands down. Their cookies are pretty average though. Honestly not a single thing to nitpick at. The rooms and facilities are great! Although if I must, the choice of large sheets of frosted glass separating the bathrooms from the rest of the room can make room for some amusing situations. It does look pretty slick and modern as the rest of the room, so I digress. In summary, I would definitely recommend.

This was a fantastic hotel, and I really enjoyed my stay!…read more I stayed for three nights, and the location was excellent and traveler friendly. It's about a 10-minute walk from Central Station and right in the heart of Queen Street Mall, making it easy to explore the city, shop, and find plenty of places to eat. The staff were very welcoming during check-in, which made for a great first impression. My room was spotless and comfortable. In addition to the usual shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion, the hotel also provided thoughtful extras like a bathrobe, Q-Tips, a shower cap, and a toothbrush with toothpaste. The bed was very comfortable, and I had some of the best sleep I've had while traveling. The shower also had excellent water pressure, which was a nice bonus after a long day. The only reason I'm deducting one star is because my "Do Not Disturb" sign wasn't fully respected. I was interrupted because the sign had apparently been on my door for 48 hours, and the staff explained they were conducting a wellness check. While I completely understand and appreciate the importance of guest safety, I had ordered room service earlier that same day, and staff had seen that I was fine. Because of that interaction, I feel the 48-hour period should have reset before another wellness check was necessary. Overall, this was a wonderful stay. The excellent location, comfortable room, thoughtful amenities, and friendly staff made for a great experience, and I would happily stay here again.

I enjoyed my stay at Hyatt Regency Brisbane. I am not a Globalist (highest Hyatt status), and I…read moredidn't get any complimentary upgrades. I think this hotel fits great in the 5-star category. The service is excellent. The room was very clean. The fitness center is 24/7 and requires key card for entry. There are showers on level 4. The outdoor pool is also on level 4. It's so pretty! Hibiscus is the bar on level 4, and they offer happy hour 4-6PM daily. You can get $14 cocktails. Lennon is the restaurant on floor 2. There are two entrances for Hyatt Regency Brisbane. From Queen Street, you can take either elevator or lift up one floor and walk over to the reception. From Burnett Street, which is where cars can drop you off, there is a concierge but also there is a lift to take you up one level directly in front of the front desk. Then there are two guestroom elevators. You take either depending on what floor is your room. I had a one king bedroom room. It was spacious, but it only had one tiny desk. The chair for it was too high for my preference. I rather preferred the tables on level 4. The air conditioning and wifi worked great. There was a mini fridge, but it was full of drinks that I didn't need. You have to pay for it if they find any missing. Parking: I had a vehicle, so I parked overnight at the Uptown Mall Car Park. Monday through Friday is $35 per exit, and weekends are $20 per exit. I took out the car twice in one day, for example, so I had to pay $70. The mall is closed early, so if you park late, you have to find your way out of the mall that is not Queen Street. Location: terrific location on Queen Street. Close to a lot of food, shops, and Coles!

We have stated a lot of Marriott properties, and this one stands out as one of, if not our favorite…read moreone we've ever been to! Located downtown, near just about anything you're interested in. It's a couple blocks from the river, right across from south bank, and a few blocks from the skytower. It worked out perfectly! We got upgraded to one bedroom suite and it was ideal for our family of five. The bed was phenomenal and the rain shower an absolute delight. The pool was a quick kid favorite and the workout facilities, right next to the pool, we're very nice for mom and dad. The executive lounge was perfect. They served a nice breakfast in the morning and had drinks/snacks in the evening. If you are traveling with kids, they don't allow anybody under 18 in the lounge after 6 PM, so that was the only piece of information we were lacking initially. Everyone we met was friendly and very hospitable, and overall the place was just perfect. Next time we find ourselves in Brisbane, this is going to be a spot that we head up again. You should too!

Everything is great this hotel has perfect location and staff. The rooms are spacious and beds so…read morecomfy the restaurant on 2nd floor is Italian and very good.