- Destinations
- Experiences
- Stay
- What's new
- Editor’s Picks
- Responsible Tourism
- CampaignsCampaigns
- Subscribe
Brisbane, the "River City" of Australia, has been a big thing in the travel industry and is currently experiencing a well-deserved moment in the spotlight after being overshadowed by its southern counterparts for too long. However, it has retained its charm and warmth, which make it a welcoming and surprisingly relaxed destination. The city has a vivacious arts scene that includes museums, galleries, and music halls that operate late into the night. It also features diverse culinary offerings that satisfy even the most discerning palate. With something new to discover every time, Brisbane is a city that is worth staying for a long trip.
Sitting in the heart of Brisbane, Crystalbrook Vincent is a luxurious haven offering 166 contemporary rooms and suites with sustainable amenities and dynamic designs. The hotel also features over 500 prints by renowned Australian artist Vincent Fantauzzo. Guests can enjoy a rooftop bar and terrace, as well as a laneway-inspired restaurant that overlooks the bustling Howard Smith Wharves precinct.
With its modern sophistication and radical entertainment, events and dining experiences, Crystalbrook Vincent promises a lively extravaganza for all who visit.
Address: 5 Boundary Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4000
Tariff: AUS $315 (INR 17,222.53) per night.
For more details, read here.
Experience cosmopolitan finesse and electric vibes at W Brisbane, the 5-star hotel in the heart of the Queensland capital, along the banks of the iconic Brisbane River. Relax in one of their 312 stylish accommodations, including 32 spacious suites with sweeping views of the Story Bridge to Mt. Coot-Tha and beyond. Explore its immersive dining experience at the hotel's signature restaurant, The Lex, or enjoy curated cocktails at the Living Room Bar.
Unwind at AWAY Spa or soak up the sun at their rooftop oasis, WET Deck, which boasts a 24/7 pool and cocktail bar with exquisite views. With over 1,100 square metres of modern event spaces equipped with world-class AV facilities, W Brisbane is an ideal venue for events of all sizes.
Address: 81 North Quay, Brisbane, Queensland 4000
Tariff: AUS $619.13 (INR 3385) per night.
For more details, read here.
Emporium Hotel South Bank offers 143 luxurious suites that are exquisitely crafted with hand-finished touches to provide the utmost comfort. Each suite is equipped with the latest in-room automation and entertainment technology, featuring Bose audio systems and a 55-inch mirror-finish television with a high-definition display.
The spacious ensuites are equipped with double vanities, marble walls, a separate toilet compartment, and luxurious Molton Brown bathing amenities. For a restful slumber, guests can enjoy the Sealy Knightsbridge Ultra Plush mattress and select from the hotel's famous Pillow Menu.
Address: 267 Grey Street, Brisbane Queensland 4101
Tariff: AUS $579.30 (INR 31,673) per night.
For more details, read here.
The Calile is a luxurious hotel in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, combining vintage vibes and minimalism in its design. The hotel has a pastel-hued atmosphere that could easily be featured in a design magazine. Each room is designed with timber, marble, and brushed brass finishes, adding to the overall aesthetic appeal. The rooms also have monogrammed linen robes, a Nespresso machine, and a locally sourced minibar.
The Ada and Calile suites are high-end accommodations that offer rooftop terraces, providing a private space to soak up the sun. The hotel has two restaurants, Hellenika and SK Steak & Oyster, that serve delicious food. Even though the hotel has a health-conscious atmosphere, it also has an indulgent side. The onsite day spa is perfect for those who want to pamper themselves.
Address: 48 James Street, Fortitude Valley, Queensland 4006
Tariff: AUS $684 (INR 37,394) per night.
For more details, read here.
Sofitel Brisbane Central is a luxurious 5-star hotel with exceptional views of ANZAC Square, the city's skyline, and the Sunshine Coast hinterland. The hotel is renowned for its personalised services and provides a level of comfort and sophistication that is unmatched by other hotels in Brisbane.
You can indulge in refined French-inspired dining at Suzette, which offers international cuisine. You can also pamper yourself at Stephanie's Spa, known for its top-notch luxury spa facilities. Sofitel Brisbane Central is the largest 5-star meeting facility in the city, with 11 conference rooms that can accommodate up to 1,100 people.
Address: 249 Turbot Street, Brisbane, Queensland 4000
Tariff: AUS $664.40 (INR 36,326) per night.
For more details, read here.
