Hyatt Regency Brisbane sits in the central business district, close to the pedestrian heart of the city, so a short walk takes you to Queen Street Mall, the arcades, the river and the Botanic Gardens. The property is the same hotel that was previously known as Next Hotel Brisbane, and it now sits under the Hyatt Regency brand, which brings the chain's service standards and loyalty program to a convenient address. It is aimed at both business and leisure guests who value a central position and a well-equipped room, and its location puts you within easy reach of trains, buses and ferries. Rooms range from standard categories to suites, with city views on higher floors, and the hotel has on-site dining. For first-time visitors who plan to see the main sights on foot, this is a practical, no-fuss base that keeps transport costs low, and it is a good value comparison to the more famous luxury hotels in the same area.
Location and getting around
The walk to the river and the CityCat ferry is short, and from there you can ride to South Bank, New Farm or Kangaroo Point. The Victoria Bridge leads on foot to the South Bank parklands, the gallery precinct and the Wheel of Brisbane in about fifteen minutes. Central Station, with the Airtrain, is a walk or a short ride, and the busway at King George Square is nearby. The streets around the hotel are full of restaurants and bars, though they are quieter on Sundays.
The stay itself
Expect a modern business-style hotel with a restaurant, a fitness area and friendly service. Because the property changed its brand, some older listings and photographs may still show the earlier name, so check the booking page to confirm that you are looking at the correct hotel. Parking and breakfast are common extras, so compare the room rate options, and look for flexible rates if your plans may change.
Who it suits
First-time visitors, business travellers and couples on a city break. It is less suited to travellers wanting a resort with a large pool or a beachside setting, but for walking the city, it is a strong option. Pair it with the Wheel of Brisbane, a river cruise and the City Hall Clock Tower tour, which are all within reach, and compare it with the Pullman at King George Square or the Marriott for other CBD choices. Book early for major event weekends, when rates rise across the centre.
Why stay here
- ✓Central CBD location
- ✓Walk to Queen Street Mall
- ✓Walk to the river and ferries
- ✓Walk to the Botanic Gardens
- ✓Close to Central Station and the Airtrain
- ✓Air-conditioned rooms and suites
- ✓Walk across Victoria Bridge to South Bank
- ✓Busway at King George Square nearby
Good questions
Is this the same as Next Hotel Brisbane?+
Yes, the property previously traded as Next Hotel Brisbane and is now the Hyatt Regency Brisbane.
Where is it?+
In the Brisbane CBD, a short walk from Queen Street Mall, the river and the Botanic Gardens.
How do I get to the airport?+
Take the Airtrain from Central Station, or a taxi or rideshare.
