Hotel berhampiran Roosevelt Drive Park, Brisbane

The Calamvale Hotel seems like it is in an odd location, but there aren't many other choices in this part of Brisbane Southside. I stayed for two nights with two rooms in-between moving out of a property and leaving Brisbane. Check in was fast and easy and was in the 3rd floor rooms within minutes. Parking in the afternoon was no problem with space out front and in the basement. Note the carpark does get busy in the evening with patrons attending the restaurant. The rooms were very generously sized, modern and clean. Beds and pillows were great and the bathrooms were great too. I didn't eat at the restaurant this time, but had previously. Expect the typical Australian pub fare. Overall, a pleasant and drama free stay. My only criticism would be the room rate is steep considering it isn't a CBD hotel, but as mentioned there aren't many options in this part of Brisbane. I'd likely stay again if I needed to be in the area.

The hotel has the potential to be good but for me, it missed the mark. I can overlook the decor as I feel this can be a personal thing. The room itself is satisfactory - the bed was a king, shower pressure was excellent, had a small fridge and ironing board. The airconditioner is good (but noisy) and there is a lot of light that comes in from the main corridor at night (tip: put a towel against the door to block the lightl). I requested a quiet room and one away from the elevator. Unfortunately I got a room next to the elevator and the room directly opposite me had music playing which I could hear from my room. Most rooms seem to look out on to the carpark/entrance. During the middle of the night (1am/2am) people would sit out the front and have a cigarette but the conversation could be heard from the room. Overall, I found it to be very noisy and disruptive to sleep (which is very important to me).Very limited food options from the hotel but if you have Uber Eats, there are lots of food place near by. Would I stay here again - not at this stage.

So sad such a good hotel has gone bad. After many years of staying here . It is under new management with zero customer service. On the multiple time we have stayed here in the villa we have always had daily room service and fresh fluffy white towels & face washers. I have even written praising reviews on stays here . But we will not be returning here again. Gone are the daily room service and fluffy towels and face washers. Now it is room service on a 4th night & thin small white towels & one even had a hole in it and no face washers. The blind in the kitchen was broken the corner & had not been replaced. In the bathroom the shower head would keep falling down. The shampoo & conditioner dispenser on the wall were empty. A once full hotel was very empty too, so obviously other people have voted with there feet & wallets. When I spoke to the office attendant & asked if our room service was going to be done like the past I found her manner rude & blunt and she directed me to a cupboard where I could help myself to some fresh towels.

Quest at Eight Mile Plains was ideal location for our event, rooms are perfect, extremely quiet and very comfortable.

I really like Amora hotel. All staff are very friendly and very helpful. Definitely, I will stay again in this hotel Brisbane. Love it. Thanks to all staff for wonderful services.

Travelling to BNE every 15 days and I used to stay in the CDB, even when attending some conferences in BCEC. Due to a last minute booking, I ended-up at the Novotel few months ago, and this place is officially my new HOME when in town. Clean and tidy very modern quiet rooms, 100m walk from exhibitions halls (thanks to a shortcut at the back), with a 24/7 accessible parking (you can get in and out easily), this place is super convenient. You are just next door to all what Southbank has to offer and a short walk distance (or scooter ride) to the CDB (pedestrian bridge over the river) Staff are young and efficient, smiling all day. ACCOR Motto btw. Last but no least, you stay far from the noisy students/backpackers nightlife + trains / highway of downtown. After all, even if you are in Bris-Vegas, you came here for a rest!

Staff are very friendly and helpful, although official check-in time is 18:30, they can arrange late check-in. Good value for money.

I originally booked 3 nights accommodation, but thankfully needed to check out a day early (still waiting on my refund for the third night and hoping it's simply a case of banking delays, trusting it to come through). This motel is in a pretty dodgy area. The courtyard behind the room is not private and can be accessed by anyone, as is what happened on the first night. I could hear people walking by the glass sliding door (it's gravel, so very noisy). I did not feel safe. I awoke early the next morning and caught them attempting to get into my car. As a lone female traveler, this was extremely disconcerting. Their website explicitly states that wifi is an included facility, yet upon checking in, the booklet in the room states ”Due to poor internet connectivity, we do not advertise that we have free wifi. Staff will not tolerate abuse”. I literally booked this motel because it stated that wifi was available and I have a business to run. Very disappointing. Check in is stated for 2pm, yet I received a text message at 1.30pm that they were closing up for the day so I needed to pick my keys up from a lockbox. When I did need to call and speak to reception, they were closed and I got the afterhours line, they didn't really know what they were doing and just told me the morning staff would sort it out (this was for checking out a day early). As someone who worked in hotels for 2 years on the front desk, an early check out is something ANYONE answering the phone, afterhours or not, needs to know. Lastly, the room smellt of cigarettes and there were literal holes in the sheets. About the size of pencil in diameter. Very poor stay overall. Would not go back.

Very happy with this hotel. It is located about 6-8 minutes' walk from Central station where the Airtrain stops and many other regional trains stop as well. Also striking distance from the CBD with many dining options during the day, though the area becomes quite quiet come 7pm or so. Room is clean, of a decent size. Breakfast, which I believe is included in most rates, is also fairly good, with at least 3 hot dishes on rotation and the usual continental breakfast options (the croissants they procure are really good!) Recommended if you get a decent rare (A$160-180 is a good rate).

We had a really nice stay in this service apartment. Very clean, nice staff assistant, very new and well furnished.