Hotels With Gym in Queensland, Australia

Hotel is next to star casino and walking distance to board beach. Hotel is looking pretty new and in fact, has been opened for few years. The only down side was the house keeping on one of the night. We booked for 3 rooms for 3 nights, on the first day, the house keeping was completely messed up. 3x Rooms did make up (partly) with soil towels (one of the room only has bed tidy up, nothing else) and etc were collected, however, no cleaned towels replaced, bin still full. Without this drama, this hotel is good.

Location of the resort is very good, on the river, close to the Surfers Paradise central area and walking distance to the beach. It has lots of free garage and on site parking. It has tennis court, beautiful pool with hot outdoor spa , gym and dry sauna. All service desk guys were very attentive and helpful. Downside is that the resort is old and needs lots of maintenance. All common areas are in need of a facelift. All units have individual owners. The unit I stayed had blocked sink in the bathroom and bed mattress in the bedroom was worn out and sagging to one side. Lucky me I was able to sleep on the other side!

This is a spacious apartment with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and an open-plan kitchen. It's fully equipped with a gas stove, dishwasher, oven, microwave, refrigerator, cutlery, and washing machine. The location is also excellent. It's within a 15-minute walk of Central Station, the ferry terminal, supermarkets, City Hall, the Botanical Gardens, and other attractions.

The room was very clean, and the female front desk staff was extremely kind and helpful. We were given slippers for free, and the complimentary coffee was delicious. Since it was Christmas, the kitchen was fully equipped with utensils, which made it very convenient.

I found this property via Kayak which then led me to Trip.com. After paying I found the property was in a different location to the map and didn't match the photos. The email confirmation had the right photos and that's when I realised something strange was going on. I didn't know I'd be sharing this tiny apartment with a stranger until I turned up. It's basically someone's apartment. The living room has a curtained off area where I think someone else sleeps. The pillow smelled as if someone had already used it. Room just had a broken pedestal fan. The room also doesn't lock so I didn't feel safe leaving anything valuable in there, let alone sleeping with a stranger right next door. Wifi also wasn't working. I left right away and found somewhere else to stay. Not worth the money at all, just a very strange situation. I travel a lot and won't ever be using Trip.com again either. Can't trust it.

Great hostel, very well located near a Coles and a bus stop to the city center. There’s a gym, a pool, and a big kitchen (though it can get quite busy at times). It’s easy to meet people, and the free pancakes on some days are really good. The staff is super friendly, and the bar is very convenient. I stayed in a 4-bed room, which was nice overall. You might hear the train sometimes, and there are several hostels on the same street. Good value for money — maybe just missing a toaster! I’ve already stayed here twice, which says a lot.

Great old hotel in a good location. Rooms are just a bit dated but still very comforable. The buffet breakfast was very good with excellent service. Overall the atmosphere is very upmarket, relaxed and quiet. We will be back again.

Love the hotel, location, cleanliness, comfort of the room, amenities, and friendly staff. HOWEVER, after 8 hours of flying, or driving, the staff greet you only to require you to check yourself in at the kiosk. I went through the whole complex process with an attendant assisting only for the kiosk to tell me I had to see an attendant to check in. WTH! How frustrating and not a great way to be greeted at a hotel. I know the hotel staff was frustrated with the process too and it's another total disconnect from corporate with the individual hotel. I felt it was a cold and impersonal process especially following a long trip when all you want to do is to finally get to a room and away from the public. They also required me to use the kiosk to check out the next morning. I refused , handed the key to the attendant, and walked out. When you pay a hundred or two hundred or more for a room the least they can do is to provide you some personal service for 5 or 10 minutes during your stay. I will stay elsewhere besides an Accor hotel in the future. What a huge failure on their end.

Great option for a quick visit to Brisbane. Clean, spacious, modern, secure and very comfortable. Basement parking for an additional $15. This extra charge is not made clear when booking the accommodation...just a little disappointing when you arrive. Great location, close to fortitude valley, transport and the city.