Hotels With Pools in Queensland, Australia

The hotel was nice, the shower pressure was pretty poor. There was hair still in the shower. What might have been ********** in the bath and shower. I had 2 espresso martini’s from another room added to my overall bill…

Booking online with Trip was simple. The Dorsett have clean rooms and staff are lovely, plus it's attached to the Gold Coast ******. I was pleasantly surprised that the hotel is equipped for people with disabilities or use a wheelchair. This includes self opening and closing doors, shower and toilet set up with aids that can be pulled out to accommodate needs and there are wheelchair touch buttons for opening the door. I showered before going out and it flooded the bathroom, luckily there were 2 infloor drains. Within 2 mins or asking for maintenance they had a lovely young man up to fix it, then another minute later housekeeping arrived with fresh towels. The maintenance man also gave me a good rundown and recommendations on the restaurant's at the ******. 2 negatives - 1st, it is hard to work out where to park as you use the ****** parking, the carpark directs you where to go but there is no clear signage on where the hotel lifts are. I only knew this from a past visit over 2yrs ago. This is something that needs sorting out. 2nd, the entrance address for the hotel foyer is actually on the ****** entry side, so you drive around looking for it. I now know that instead of turning off onto The Darling Ave, as gps instructed, you take the slip road before The Darling Ave exit. This takes you past the residential tower and to the front of the hotel

Very close to the main street, just a few minutes walk, very convenient. There is a waiter who speaks some Chinese, very nice! The sea view is not wide enough, the facilities are relatively old, the food is not delicious, maybe it's because of different tastes. The bed smelled at night, fortunately we only booked one night and went to another hotel the next day.

Since we stayed for multiple nights, different housekeeping staff cleaned our room each day. Some were very responsible and thorough, while others were a bit sloppy. The facilities are a bit old, but everything else was great. The environment is absolutely beautiful, and with several swimming pools, the kids had a fantastic time. Overall, it was still quite good.

We stayed at Chinchilla Motor Inn as a family and had a fantastic experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained — perfect for a family stopover. A special mention to the lovely lady at reception who was incredibly helpful and welcoming. Highly recommend for anyone passing through or staying in Chinchilla!

The hotel's location is excellent, within walking distance to major attractions like Queen Street Mall and Central Station. We chose a two-bedroom, one-bathroom sky view apartment on the 60th floor, which offered fantastic views, especially the stunning night cityscape. It has two bedrooms, each accommodating two people. The living room comes with a sofa, dining table, and is fully equipped with a refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, washing machine, drying rack, and various tableware. Shampoo, conditioner, shower gel, and bath towels are also provided. However, there are no slippers or toothbrushes, and housekeeping isn't offered for short stays of two days. I had researched this beforehand and, preferring my own items, brought my own slippers, toothbrush and toothpaste, garbage bags, rags, and an extension cord. Overall, our stay was quite pleasant. Check-in was quick, and it's well-suited for families. The soundproofing between the two rooms wasn't great, though, and the internet signal was unstable, possibly due to being on such a high floor. Within a 5-10 minute walk, there are many supermarkets, restaurants, and a good selection of Japanese and Korean eateries, making it easy to buy food to bring back to the hotel. The overall value for money is good, and if I return to Brisbane, I would still choose this place.

The location of the hotel is very convenient - 10 min walk away from the convention centre. The train station and bus station is nearby and the walk to the nearby turbocat makes the hotel in a prime location for transport. The front desk was efficient and pleasant. Although I check in early and the rooms were not ready, they were nice to allow us to use the facilites on the 21st floor to relax and shower. Also on the 21st floor is the rooftop bar which has the best views of South bank and the skyline. The Vista King Suite was a huge room with large bathroom sitting area and the bed was super comfortable. It took me awhile to find the door, which was hidden behind a glass door enclosure to block out noise. Housekeeping was efficient and meticulous. Breakfast was either in the cafe on G/F or the 21st floor. Servings were hearty and filling from the a la carte menu.

Love my 3 nights stay, the bed and the room was very comfortable. The only draw back is to find a parking space when you hire a car cuz the star parking is expensive at $45 per one time in and out nit unlimited in and out. The other drawback is no buffet breakfast. The location is very convenient, easy to get to the city and to find food and supermarket (within walking distance). The amenities like pool, steam room, sauna, sky deck and gym are great. Overall value wise I think is too pricey for no parking and no breakfast.

It’s nice and quiet, and pretty comfy, but there’s still a bunch of hair on the floor, and it doesn’t look super clean. The staff seemed a bit confused with the info, but it’s all good. Just don’t expect five-star service, that’s all.

The hotel facilities are generally decent, and the pool area is quite nice. The main issue, however, is its location. It's an awkward distance from the meeting point for boat tours – not really close, but not too far either. It takes about half an hour to walk there, which can be a bit tiring. Taking a taxi is faster, but it costs around 15 AUD, which feels like poor value for money. As for dining, both breakfast and dinner didn't really suit Chinese palates, making them a bit difficult to get used to.