Clean rooms and friendly staff. Had to pay separately for breakfast. Breafast partly good (the fruits!) and partly incomplete for my taste (e.g. no cheese). Felt a bit like sleeping under the bridge as it was so close and my room was on the ground floor. Not much of a view: saw the wall of the tiny pool. Friday evening... more

After battling the traffic on Kingsford smith drive, arriving at the Riverside hotel was a relief. Cool, quite foyer and lovely, lush deco. The service staff were nice but indifferent, they initially couldn't find our details and then couldn't find our key but we eventually got to where we wanted to go to, our room. Our room was changed from... more

I booked this hotel online, as it looked convenient. What I didn't realise was that it was next to a major on-ramp for a bridge in the city. In the lobby checking in the roar of the trucks was really load. The room was worse. The road was literally 20 feet from my window, so I heard every truck, bus... more

I wouldn't stay here if you plan on sleeping on the sofa bed, as multiple rooms in our group decided they were so uncomfortable that they added extra rooms the second night so they could sleep. Another group in our party had to switch rooms because of the overwhelming smell of urine in their room. We would have switched hotels... more

I could not have been happier with the great location and the reasonable price of my room plus there was free parking for my entire stay there. The staff were all young and friendly - even when they were busy and had to deal with lots of people fronting up to the desk. Like other reviewers I could see people... more

We spent one Saturday night at this hotel whilst travelling. The location was in good proximity to Southbank but awkward to get there unless you knew where to go as it's on the other/under side of a major bridge. We got the most basic room and rate with a window looking out on to the little pool but also out... more

Having stayed in late 2007 for 2 nights for work - I was suprised that a 'modern 4 star hotel' was located right next to a major bridge. Sitting on the balcony in my boxer shorts smoking (one of the few luxuries of a business trip) I soon realised it was the worst decision. At my eye level were people... more

After a long hot walk from the station, We got off at Southbank as the hotel name suggested (South Brisbane is actually much closer) we arrived to the hotest room imaginable. The location of the hotel is quite bizzare almost under a very busy bridge. Most disconcerting when a bus is at eye level with you on the second floor.... more

Stayed here for three nights as recommended by a work colleague. I was upgraded to a 1 bedroom apartment. Good value for money. Room was clean and well appointed with microwave, two hotplates. It was located 10 - 15 minutes walk from either the Queen St Mall or West end Restuarants. One had to pay for accommodation on arrival and... more