I have always stayed at this hotel when in Brisvegas, even long before it was a a Holiday Inn and was built as a travelodge above the then new transit centre for the 1988 World Expo.  What lovely rooms they are, ok not every room is Brilliant but its home, the bed is cosy, the airco keeps a lovely ambient... More

Overall a good stay. Room was fantastic and comfortable with an obvious refresh undertaken. Unfortunately though, the staff let the property down. On check in I was not really welcomed, more just asked for my name and then when they discovered I was using a Priority Privilege voucher, just asked if I had the voucher. Was not acknowledged as a... More

The Holiday Inn in Brisane has been recently updated and it shows. The rooms are all spacious, well equipped and very clean. We stayed for new year 2011/12 and were made to feel very welcome. The hotel is well located next to the railway station making travel from the airport very easy ( especially after 23 hours on a plane... More

The hotel is located within the Brisbane transit centre so it will be pretty convenient if you are use public transport I guess. I usually walk approx 10 minutes and will be in Queen street Mall which is the main pedestrian mall in central Brisbane. The rooms are spacious (corner king room) which also has a chaise lounge chair and... More

Like the physical hotel but paying $27 a day for internet on top of the hotel fee and another $28 something for parking is not what I was expecting. I stay in a fair number of hotels and this one didn't strike me as anything above normal and charged premiums for everything other than a pillow. I did like the... More

I stayed at Holiday Inn at the end of April for one night while transiting in Brisbane. I travelled with my elderly grandmother and I was therefore carrying all our luggage through airports, hotels, trains on a short holiday in Australia. Quite frankly I was very tired when arriving at the hotel and taxi drivers in Brisbane dont seem all... More

I spent two nights here on business last week - chosen because the Marriott's rooms were too expensive at the time. Central Brisbane hotels tend to fill up and prices reflect that. The Holiday Inn is handy to Roma Street railway station which means you can get to the hotel from the airport in about 35 minutes by train. This... More

Like the previous reviewer, we travelled to Brisbane for the A-Leage grand final and our choice of hotel was never in doubt. We had travelled to this hotel in Nov 2011 as a group and the same high standards of this hotel are still evident; clean, modern rooms, effecient staff (both front of house and cleaning) and great service. The... More

We travelled to Brisbane from Perth for a wedding. Found the hotel to be in a central location for our needs, the rooms were above average size and very clean. We will be definitely staying there again. Be prepared to pay for parking (expensive) eg. $28/day with ticket from hotel otherwise $73/day. We did have noisy neighbours but the hotel... More