Very stylish hotel, but what I want to comment on is how kind the front desk staff was in letting…read moreme drop off luggage in the morning hours before check-in. It was nice to explore Brisbane knowing I wasn't lugging around four bags.

They are quite expensive but amazing super fancy rooms with doorbell and do not disturb system, we…read moregot a free Alexa and more! Lights in the room are cool but buggy and the breakfast is delicious! Oh also they have a 24/7 sweet bar so that's a nice touch! P.s FREE MINI BAR!!!

Great spot all around in fortitude valley. Friendly staff notably. Good place to go out at night…read moreand also have brunch on the weekend

I don't know where other people end up when they're riding the coattails of a Saturday night but…read morefor me, it's definitely not RG's. When Ric's or X&Y are a stone's throw away, why waste your time at RG's? That may sound a little harsh but whenever I've been here, the venue is packed with not-so-savoury people, seedy guys who love nothing more than to grace you with an unwelcome grope, and unfriendly bar staff. Just because it's on the corner of the Valley's heart doesn't mean it's won mine. The last time I was here, a friend of mine almost got in a fight with the bar tender because he wouldn't give me a glass of water. Seriously? RG's is so profit-driven it can't even dole out a measly glass of water? No dice. I'll take my money and my enthusiasm elsewhere.

I'm a fan :-) We…read morerecently held our Melbourne Cup function here for work as it's very close to our office and we needed to keep things timely that day. Keeping in mind this is the old Elephant and Barrow, the hotel has been undergoing renovations and it's looking schmick! New bars, great fit out, friendly staff. Our meals were excellent, fine dining restaurant quality and nothing was too hard. My allergy friendly fest was delicious and it also wasn't too pricey. A surprising little gem, so close to work. Friday drinks anyone?

Easy going, relaxed pub during the day. Had an awesome meal with very fast service. Also has a…read morelarge beer garden and extra bar.

Damn this hotel is good looking! From the art hung on the walls, to the colour coordinated book…read moreshelf on the first floor, everything is very, very beautifully designed. You really couldn't ask for more from the look of the hotel, it's slick and urban but still has a warm homely feel. Unfortunately noise really is an issue. Chur Burger on the ground floor plays very loud music, and has an alfresco area that is below one side of the hotel, this is also the entrance area to the lift to the rooftop bar. Maybe I'm just getting old, or perhaps I should have realised this hotel is obviously a party style hotel and was best not to book here on weekends if I wasn't partying... My room was on the second floor and it was noisy, mostly with people talking in the alfresco area of Chur below. The lovely staff moved me to a quieter room on the fifth floor. One of the friendly staff members told me that they were currently looking in to how to make the rooms quieter. I suggest that when you book make a request to be in a quiet room if you're staying there on the weekend.

Again a wonderful stay in Brisbane city at a beautifully appointed apartment for mum and I…read more Serviced well and TRYP Fortitude Valley has an amazing restaurant downstairs (the foods incredible) and Chur room service. Loved the room we had this time and got to the balcony on Level 4 and used the gym on Level 5. Walked to the convenience store ALDI just down the road and bought amazing fruit and food at Jame's Street Markets - incredible shopping and food options available. Will be back. Thanks for looking after us TRYP.

So far so good! I'm here for 2 weeks. My baggage was late getting here from LA, and the front desk…read morewas very nice about toiletries and recommendations for picking up clothing for the next day. I received a letter to mark my preferences throughout my long term stay (2 weeks). The only drawback would be that there is no chest of drawers in the room. Even if I were staying for just a few days, the closet is not enough space for a decent amount of clothing. Five hangers are not going to cut it for anyone, man or woman. There is plenty of space under the TV for a small chest that would help out immensely. I was disappointed to see the lack of space in a brand new hotel. Otherwise, the bed is SUPER comfortable, and the pillows are great. I don't think I've ever slept better in a hotel. Seriously, even after a 14 hour flight and being on a completely different day, much less a different time zone, it really has helped me switch over by having this great of a bed.

This New Hotel is absolutely fantastic in Accommodation and Food. Great Value. Easy Parking…read more Friendly Staff and very comfortable Beds. Congratulations to whom it may concern.

Bright and airy space, lighted floor was cool and plants growing on the wall. Service was very…read moregood, prices are mile high as one would expect in this type of situation. The pours on the wine were very small. We only tried the Korean pork belly and it needed a little more flavor and to be crispier. We saw some Korean fried chicken go by as well as the truffle fries and both look fantastic. If we were ever back here we would order those for sure. Recommended for a splurge, and nice views of the Brisbane skyline from across the river.

Our cousin who hosted us in Brisbane brought us here to have high tea and it was absolutely…read morestunning inside. Decor was gorgeous and the coffee was yummy, pastries were delish and sandwiches were tasty. Definitely enjoyed it! Staff was friendly ;) the only con was that it wasn't as formal as we'd thought. We all dressed up and the crowd was really casual. Other than that, I felt the aesthetic was very pleasing to the eye! Gorgeous restaurant

One word: ANTS. Lots and LOTS of ants…read more One Sentence: 1 toilet paper roll, no dishwashing liquid & chipping furniture. Im aware that a motel is different to a hotel. Bring your own everything and make due with what you do have. Pet friendly so if you have an ant eater on your side, this will be a perfect. otherwise its a seriously yikes. benefits are that you do have your own bathroom, an open window, air conditioning. Not much kitchen storage and for what you get the price and the rudeness of staff just doesn't equate to fair. All in all, less than a mediocre experience; it was downright terrible. Not to mention the warm hot tub. I can only convince you so much to find somewhere new... So if you do choose to come here; you have been warned!

These guys know their cocktails, this much is true- Roll up…read moreone fine evening, and they'll make one for you! Want an old fashioned? (they'll make it old fashioned, too.) Or a zombie in a tiki glass? A clockwork orange (or two)! Even the bathrooms are classy, for after the drinks as well- So stop by in fortitude valley, to sit and drink a spell.

I adore Press Club! Mainly because a night there means dancing, great music and a good time without…read morefalling over newly-18-year-old club goers who have had 4 vodka sunrises. It's classy and cool without being pompous. One thing I love about Press Club (aside from the mojitos) is the funk bands they host on a Friday night. Some of the best live funk/sca I have heard, and from locals bands nonetheless! The design of the bar is beautiful as well. There's a discreet seating area out the back that not too many people know about, as well as the lounge area that looks over Brunswick Street which is perfect for some late night people watching. If you're hosting a function or celebrating a special occasion, the platform at the back of the bar if available for hire. Sure, the crowd at Press Club is a little older (I'm talking early 30's, not walking sticks) but it makes for a not-so-tame-night free of the drama of some of the other venues in the Valley. Mix a bit of a James Brown cover with a dash of good friends, then stir with an amazing drinks menu before pouring into a excellent venue, and that pretty much sums up a night at Press Club.

We booked 6 months in advance, but when we arrived were told that they couldn't find the cleaner…read moreand therefore there was nothing to be done about the overflowing trash and used sheets and towels. We asked for a refund and were denied because the owner "didn't want to lose her commission"! Really! We pushed and they miraculously found the cleaner. He gave us sheets and towels but couldn't do anything about the worn out beds and couches, or the stained carpets and run on toilet complete with brown stains. The valley is not the greatest place in Brisbane but this place sets a new low in greed and filth. In my hometown USA this place would be shut down by the government. Save your money and go somewhere else. Leave these people to go out of business.

Do not stay here. Not a hostel. Unsafe, insecure, more like a crack den. Caretaker Susan is lovely,…read morebut everything else is not good enough to call accommodation. If you chose to stay here, know that you have stayed at quite literally the worst place in Brisbane. Beds - the quilts appeared disgusting and unwashed. The bunk beds had burn marks on them which would be OK except they were very rickety and felt like they might fall apart any moment. And the top bunks swayed from side to side which made me feel sick. And without aircon or proper fans the top bunk in our room was so hot that my best mate got absolutely zero sleep. Which totally ruined our holiday. The next day she put the mattress on the dirty floor. The noise kept us awake, but at least she didn't boil from heat. Showers - there was only one shower with a working lock for 20 rooms. And it was in the men's bathroom, (being a female myself I had to actually use the men's bathroom which felt super awkward). There hooks for clothes were missing, and showers were not cleaned the entire time we were there, they were scummy, semi-broken and felt very disease-ridden. Window in room - the large glass windows were totally smashed! Some chunks of broken glass were on the floor and in the window area. The windows had thin plastic garbage bags covering the broken glass, but they were all ripped and didn't cover it much. Broken glass pieces were wedged into the window slots which jammed the windows permanently open so we couldn't close them properly. So there was nothing stopping insects, mosquitoes, spiders, also heat, and light entering. (Street lights and city lights were right outside blaring in all night). It was way worse than camping. The broken windows stopped no noise. All the screeching cars, people yelling, it was all right there. In this Valley industrial area there are loud generators, the booming showgrounds right next door, cars on the main road (St Pauls Tce) and the yelling drunk people. The noise that came in was a nightmare. Accommodation needs noise control for sleep. There was noise and light in our room all night. The place was empty, so I don't think they'll be getting the money to fix these problems any time soon. Lastly a few other things - the rock bottom disgusting carpets, gross pillows, crap mirrors, unsafe bathroom tiles, dirty sinks, strange handwash, dirty tops of showers with caked-on soap from years of previous people, pretty bad communal furniture, sad reception area, crap view of tin roofs from the smoking deck, and a bunch of other shit things that make your stay here bad. Electricity from powerpoints has possibly damaged my phone. My portable battery is having errors after a night plugged in. If you don't have an extra $2 a night to stay somewhere else (Like Bluetongue or ANYWHERE) then once you've inspected this place, I suggest you ask for the price to drop to somewhere like $4/night because honestly, truly is only worth that much. It offers you a bed. But you can't actually get any sleep in it. This is not a hostel. It is Guantanamo bay. Do not, in any desperate circumstances stay at this place. Not now, not ever.