Planning a business trip to the Sunshine State? Visitors to Brisbane are about to be spoilt for hotel choices over the coming years, with several global brands and chains expanding their existing networks by opening their first Brisbane hotels.
Included on that list is Starwood with the newly-opened Four Points by Sheraton Brisbane hotel and the W Hotel Brisbane also on the way, along with the Capri by Fraser apartment hotel – the first of its kind in Brisbane for Frasers Hospitality.
Brisbane Airport will also play home to new Pullman and Ibis hotels, so whether you're heading into town or just stopping over at the airport, here’s what’s on the map for travellers to Brisbane over the next few years.
New hotels in Brisbane
Reviewed by AusBT – Four Points by Sheraton Brisbane
Close to Brisbane's business and financial hubs, the Four Points by Sheraton Brisbane hotel marks the city's triumphant return to the Starwood map. We recently stopped by for an in-depth review...
The Sunshine State will also play host to the W Hotel Brisbane from early 2018, with views of the Brisbane River, a spa and a 24-hour business centre.
Read more...
Pullman and Ibis hotels at Brisbane Airport
Brisbane Airport will play host to three airport hotels from late 2016 as Accor's Pullman and Ibis brands plant their flag alongside the existing Novotel Brisbane Airport hotel. Read more...
Ibis Brisbane Elizabeth Street – the largest Ibis in Australasia
Also opening its doors in 2016 is the 368-room Ibis Brisbane Elizabeth Street hotel, centrally-located near the Queen Street Mall and the Myer Centre.
Read more...
Quest Serviced Apartments in Woolloongabba
If you're in for a longer stay, the Quest Serviced Apartments in Woolloongabba come with kitchen and laundry facilities, separate living and dining areas and easy access to the CBD. Read more...
Styled to offer a modern, hotel-type environment but with the comforts of a home or apartment, the Capri by Fraser Brisbane office tower-turned hotel opens next year. Read more...
Mercure Brisbane's new 'interactive hotel lobby' concept
The Mercure Brisbane hotel is the first the country with the chain's funky new-look reception area, which turns the space into a casual lounge for guests and staff to mingle. Read more...
Also read: New hotels on the map for Sydney and Melbourne
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Chris is a a former contributor to Executive Traveller.
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
25 Mar 2014
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Pity still no IHG properties they seem to be disappearing. All the NT porperties are now Hilton, same in Cairns.
Any news on them Chris? Is it time to make the change?
24 Apr 2012
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Nothing to report on that front airADL.
IHG currently has three properties in Queensland – two at Surfers Paradise and the Sanctuary Cove Resort, although none in Brisbane.
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
25 Mar 2014
Total posts 219
Thanks if you can sniff around that would be great
Recently 3 in NT gone, Cairns, Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Perth 2 gone I goto Aisa whihc there is a wide choice everywher but if they continue to disappear in Australia I wonder if a change is better off
I wondered if they had a plan to re enter these ares or if anyone has any better frequent hotel programs
24 Apr 2012
Total posts 2431
If we have news to report, we'll report it airADL.
Regarding loyalty programs, you may find the following useful:
Qantas - Qantas Frequent Flyer
25 Mar 2014
Total posts 219
Thanks Chris
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