momondo users have recommended 12 hotels to users looking to stay near Roma Street Parkland. Hotels in this area have an average price of $128 per night. These prices may change based on several factors, such as time of year. Hotels near Roma Street Parkland are typically 28% more expensive than the average hotel in Brisbane, which is $91.
The average price for hotels near Suncorp Stadium is $128 per night. Of those hotels, momondo users recommend the 12 hotels below for those looking to stay in the area. Since Suncorp Stadium is more popular at some times of year than others, prices may vary depending on when you plan your trip. Hotels near Suncorp Stadium are typically 28% more expensive than the average hotel in Brisbane, which is $91.
Below are the 12 user recommended hotels in the area of Brisbane that is closest to Brisbane Forest Park. The average price near Brisbane Forest Park is $129/night, with prices varying based on several factors including time of year. Hotels near Brisbane Forest Park are typically 29% more expensive than the average hotel in Brisbane, which is $91.
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February |
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March |
cheapest month to stay
15%
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most expensive time to stay
21%
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$108 - $158
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Saturday |
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Average price (weeknight)
$129
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Average price (weekend night)
$130
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The cheapest time to book hotels in Brisbane is: 1-2 star, 86 days before. 3 star, on the same day that your stay begins. 4-5 star, 89 days before. |
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$42 - $61
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3 star
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$86 - $98
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$127 - $145
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Brisbane has warm temperatures throughout the year, but if you want to enjoy as much sun as possible without excessive rainfall, April – May is best. Holiday crowds are limited at this time of the year, which means you get the city to enjoy without the usual tourist population.
Brisbane is budget-friendly for even the most money-conscious traveller. Hostels in Brisbane, like most of Australia, will let you work for your accommodation. Usually, you may only have to spend a few hours per day cleaning, and you get a free room in return. Eating out in Brisbane is expensive, but if you have a hotel room with an in-house kitchen, shop for food at ALDI (the cheapest grocery store in the area) and cook on your own.
The TransLink system in Brisbane is fast and convenient. If you plan to use the buses, metro and water taxis a lot, get yourself a go card. The go card works on all trains, buses, trams and ferries in the greater Brisbane area and you do not have to worry about carrying cash for fares. The fares with the go card are 30 percent cheaper than buying regular tickets.
Brisbane is the ideal holiday destination for Aussies. As the gateway to Queensland, Brisbane is perfect for a romantic weekend getaway, family vacation and to catch up on Australian culture. The area is rich in activities, including galleries, museums, the ballet and big capital events like the Brisbane International Tennis and Riverfire festival. If you want to explore South East Queensland, Brisbane is the perfect place to park yourself. Here you are centrally located to explore the local areas, including the Gold Coast Theme Parks and the Sunshine Coast activities.
City Centre
City centre is vibrant, and a great place to stay if you want to be a few steps away from restaurants, shopping and the main attractions. In city centre, you have the Riverside Centre tower and markets along the Pier. You can also explore the colonial architecture of the city, ride along with in-line skaters and soak up the greenery at Brisbane City Gardens. If you want to stay in this part of the city, try the Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane or the Royal on the Park Hotel and Suites. Both are situated close to the Brisbane River and City Botanic Gardens, and they are a short walk to Queens Street Mall.
Fortitude Valley
The locals know it as “The Valley. While it was not considered an appropriate area for tourists, the revival of The Valley has made it home to cool cafes, food stores and even a quaint Chinatown. On the weekends, you can shop at the Valley Markets and in Chinatown malls. Stay at the hip and trendy TRYP Fortitude Valley Hotel, the only art-based hotel in the city centre. For something more upscale, try the contemporary, luxurious Emporium Hotel.
New Farm
New Farm is the perfect spot for the café hopper in you. Merthyr Street on Friday and Saturday nights is a place you want to be, especially if you enjoy unique cocktails, clubs and dancing. Hotels in Brisbane in the New Farm area are just as fashionable as the cafés. Try the art deco-inspired Spicers Balfour Hotel, which is an award-winning boutique hotel with a stylish interior. For something simpler, you can try the Bowen Terrace Guest House, which is unique, traditional and relatively more affordable.
Paddington
Escape the crowds and the pace of the city centre and enjoy the calm and quiet of this hilltop suburb. It is a couple of kilometres northwest of the downtown area and features attractive Queenslander cottages lining the streets. Many of the older homes in the area have transformed into hip cafes and boutiques. The Gambaro Hotel Brisbane offers world-class dining, luxurious suites and privacy.
Milton and Rosalie
Get a taste of the European side of Australia, including Italian cafes, French bistros and alfresco-style restaurants. Here you can find European designer clothing, refined artwork and small boutiques to explore. Stay at the elegant Lucerne on Fernberg in Brisbane that is close to the CBD and offers a cosy bed and breakfast experience.
West End
Back into the inner city and on the western side you have ethnic eateries, cafés and fashion boutiques. Most of what tourists want to see is on Boundary and Vulture Streets. Many of these hotels are along the waters of the Brisbane River or close enough to explore walking. Hotel WestEnd on Browning Street is a small-scale hotel, while The Boundary Hotel is bigger and offers in-house dining, live music and sport activities.
While you could find a cheap stay by the airport, what fun would it be if you had to stay further away from the attractions? Cheap hotels in Brisbane do exist, and there are quite a few to consider closer to the water, tourist activities and the CBD. Take the Brisbane Manor Hotel, for example. Located in a heritage building, you can get a quaint, comfortable room within walking distance of local pubs, restaurants and Chinatown. The Ascot Budget Inn is another good option and you are just 9 km from the CBD. The ibis Budget Windsor Brisbane is close to the Ekka Showgrounds and public transportation is only 200m away. For a hostel, try the Nomads Brisbane Hostel with its rooftop terrace, BBQ patios, and central location. Ellie’s Guest House in New Farm is 4 minutes from the ferry and 2.5 km from city centre. It is a quaint, Queenslander style home in a relaxing, quiet environment. Although more expensive than CBD budget hotels, it gives you a quiet relaxing place to stay outside of the bustle of downtown.
Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, but it has a relatively relaxed atmosphere. Even in the city centre, you find that the locals are not rushing about their business, and everyone takes advantage of leisure time. Whether you are travelling here on business or for holiday with the family, you must try to squeeze in as many of the main attractions as you can to enjoy a true taste of the Brisbane lifestyle.
The average length of stay in Brisbane is 2 nights.
Hotels in Brisbane show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around $116 per night.
Hotels in Brisbane are usually cheapest during the month of February. You can expect a price decrease of around 15% during this period.
At the moment the cheapest day to stay in a hotel in Brisbane is Saturday, with Friday being the most expensive.
Brisbane hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around $45 for a bed per person. This will be around $71 under the cost of a typical Brisbane hotel.