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Oaks Brisbane on Charlotte Suites
- River Views
- Fully self-contained apartments
- Bonus 3 Month Membership to The Entertainment App
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Package$347 per stay
Valued at $447Oaks Brisbane Festival Suites
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$444 per stay
Valued at $562Oaks Brisbane Casino Towers Suites
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$521 per stay
Valued at $652iStay River City Brisbane
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$381 per stay
Valued at $487Oaks Brisbane on Margaret Suites
From $125 pn
Oaks Ipswich Aspire Suites
From $191 pn
Oaks Brisbane on Felix Suites
From $153 pn
Oaks Brisbane Lexicon Suites
From $146 pn
Oaks Brisbane Aurora Suites
From $160 pn
West End Central Apartments
From $264 pn
Scarborough Beach Resort
From $123 pn
The Docks on Goodwin Apartments
From $204 pn
Mantra on Queen Brisbane
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Mantra South Bank Brisbane
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Oaks Redcliffe Mon Komo Suites
From $134 pn
ibis Brisbane
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Mercure Brisbane
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Novotel Brisbane
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Sofitel Brisbane Central
From $299 pn
Hilton Brisbane
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The Sebel Brisbane
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Pullman Brisbane King George Square
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Mercure Brisbane King George Square
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ibis Budget Brisbane Airport
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Mantra Terrace Hotel Brisbane
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Brisbane Marriott Hotel
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Oaks Brisbane Mews Suites
From $174 pn
Mantra Midtown Brisbane
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Australia’s third largest city and Queensland’s capital – Brisbane is frequently underrated as a destination travelled to out of necessity. Roll up your proverbial sleeves (in this sub-tropical climate you’ll likely don a t-shirt), pack your bags, and book yourself some Brisbane accommodation – you’re about to discover the real Brisbane.
The city is an unexpected beauty with many distinctly cultural hubs of shopping, dining, museums and even a beach! The CBD features a shopping precinct centred around Queen Street Mall with everything from high end labels to fashion retailers and quirky boutiques.
South Bank is home to The Wheel of Brisbane (the giant Ferris wheel), 2 Queensland art galleries, the performing arts centre (QPAC), and Queensland museum and science centre which are both a huge hit with the kids! Dining is made easy at Little Stanley Street and South Bank Beach offers a huge manmade sandy swimming hole complete with main patrolled beach, separate swimming alcoves, BBQ facilities and playgrounds galore!
Fortitude Valley or ‘The Valley’ is home to Brisbane’s China Town and all the incredible dining that comes with it, along with great nightlife.
For a getaway to the enchanting and cultural Brisbane speak to the experts at Discover Queensland to organise the very best Brisbane accommodation that suits your budget.
Brisbane Weather
Brisbane weather is subtropical year round so you can expect warm to hot temperatures most of the year.
Summers see temperatures in the late 20’s to early 30’s with occasional rainfall mostly seen in the mornings and evenings, this is also the most humid time of year.
Winters are mild and dry with temperatures in the late teens and early 20’s with little rain.
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