Brisbane hotels in South Brisbane

The location is second to none for ease to walk everywhere. I think it is expensive for what you get-i.e. no wireless internet included.Unable to book through reception over the weekend.

Dining room menu was limited and food was not of the highest quality.The CBD bar had basic food( chips.burgers etc) but extremely noisy. As a rydges priority guest, because we booked through you,we were not allowed the 10% room rate discount.next time we will book direct with the hotel.

Comfortable room, nice size The TV was slow to operate and awkward to turn on. Room prices seemed quite high, probably related to the Ashes being played in Brisbane at the time.

accessibility to southbank, its market and resturants. The fact that for the 5 nights I was there the gym and sauna were not operating due to renovations. This was not stated on the Hotel.com site. It was one of the reasons I booked it.Very disappointing. The hotel did provide alternative places but its just not the same and inconvenient.

very helpful and friendly staff, very efficient at check in and check out bed was not ideal - one side sagged, bathroom a bit outdated/tired

Proximity to City centre, but no price advantage to offset the not-so- convenient South Bank location. Other hotels better located in the cbd can be had for the same price. The hotel's internet connection is not good. Docomointertouch does not replicate Outlook e-mail. This is a Docomointertouch problem, and despite having complained about this many times they have not addressed the problem. You can find similar complaints on the Flyer Talk website for other guests who have come accross Docomointertouch at other hotel chains (Hyatt etc). Also, your washbasin in the bathroom is less than minimalistic: no space for 2 toiletry bags, and hardly sufficient space to wash, water splashing everywhere. Not good.

The view of the Brisbane River, Southbank and the lights of the city at night was breathtaking. Including breakfast with the overnight stay was a bonus. Parking was free