Turbot House Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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No pets allowed
Location
Offering a lovely atmosphere, the comfortable Turbot House Hotel Brisbane lies in Brisbane CBD, which is home to world class boutiques and department stores, approximately 5 minutes' walk from Queensland State Museum. Boasting a location a few moments from The Brisbane River, the 3-star heritage hotel features 40 rooms as well as baggage storage and a lobby area.
Just 0.7 km from the vehicular and pedestrian Victoria Bridge, this Brisbane hotel is near a casino and a bar. The Turbot House provides easy access to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, which is nearly 20 minutes' walk away. Guests will also appreciate the vicinity to Wickham Park, located a mere 350 metres away. The Gothic revival-style catholic Cathedral of St Stephen lies merely 1.1 km away. King George Square way bus station can be found in close proximity to the Turbot House Brisbane.
The air-conditioned rooms come with free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as self-catering options such as a microwave. A private bathroom is also included in rooms.
A continental breakfast is served every day. You can dine at 325 on George, in the immediate vicinity of the property.
Review by hotel critic
Turbot House presents a perfect blend of convenience and culinary delight. Situated just a short stroll from the city's vibrant heart, it offers easy access to numerous bars and eateries, creating an eclectic backdrop for any traveler. My recent stay here, though only for one night, turned out to be quite a memorable experience. Despite the hotel's dated features, which some may find unappealing, it suffices for all basic needs. The bed was adequately comfortable, and I appreciated the cleanliness of my room upon arrival. It was the on-site dining that truly caught my attention. The restaurant features an inviting ambiance; I enjoyed breakfast there-a surprise in terms of variety and cost. While the breakfast could do with some fine-tuning, it didn't detract from the overall culinary experience. After feasting, I explored nearby eateries, and the bustling atmosphere along the way hinted at the exciting food scene that Brisbane offers. In summary, Turbot House may not be the newest kid on the block, but its location and food landscape make it a practical choice for food enthusiasts eager to explore the local gastronomy. I would consider returning on my next visit to Brisbane.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no extra beds provided in a room.
