Brisbane sits along the winding Brisbane river, with sunny streets, leafy parks, and a buzzing cafe scene that makes the city feel alive. You can wander South Bank’s riverside paths, explore the markets, or soak up art and culture in its galleries and museums. It’s easy to enjoy all this on a budget without giving up comfort. From modern city-centre hotels to spots near the nightlife districts, Brisbane's best affordable stays offer clean rooms, convenient locations, and even great on-site dining; ideal bases for exploring this vibrant sunshine city.
Brisbane (Queensland)
Brisbane's very first pod hotel, Lylo is a slick, urban base for keen partygoers. Set in the heart of the city's entertainments and nightlife district, this bright, bold spot has private double bedrooms as well as 4 to 6-person shared rooms. Minimalistic rooms have workspaces & all the mod-cons.
Brisbane (Australia)
A collection of sleek contemporary apartments located minutes from Brisbane CBD. Ranging from studios to two-bed apartments the property offers flexible stays for couples or groups. Featuring fully-fledged kitchens, a gym, and a rooftop pool. A smart urban stay.
Brisbane (Australia)
A chic little boutique guesthouse set in Brisbane's trendy New Farm district. The ten rooms feature whitewashed walls, ikat fabrics and small but modern bathrooms. Breakfasts are served in a sunny room or in the garden. A great value and convenient stay.
Brisbane (Australia)
A sleek modern hotel set beside the CBD district. Interiors have been styled by famed abstract artist Michael Johnson; the lines are sharp, with bright white walls, bold modern art, and floor to ceiling windows. Complete with a pool and restaurant, this is a chic choice.
Brisbane (Australia)
This striking art deco building in central Brisbane has been cleverly converted into a sleek luxury hotel. Spacious apartments are utterly modern with large picture frame windows lending glorious city views. The old bank's vaults have been converted into a bar and there's a fabulous restaurant too.
Brisbane (Queensland)
An affordable city base with an 1885-built heritage house at its heart. The 107 rooms are housed in a modern red-brick building, with minimalist interiors, clean lines & bold wallpapers — the best have private balconies. Multiple events spaces & a relaxed espresso bar invite guests to gather.
Brisbane (Fortitude Valley)
Brisbane's first street art hotel, this is a bright, bold offering with 65 rooms bedecked in original artwork tucked along a Fortitude Valley side street. King rooms have terraces or courtyards with outdoor seating. There's a breakfast room & rooftop shisha lounge. A central & affordable city base.
Brisbane (Queensland)
Close to the City Botanic Gardens & Queen Street Mall, this swish city hotel has 293 studios & apartments with private kitchenettes, big cosy beds & a soothing cream palette with warm purple tones. The heated indoor pool with gym & yoga is a real treat, as is the superb Mediterranean restaurant.
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