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7 Brisbane hotels with a balcony for stellar city views

The best private hotel balconies to take in the city, the Brisbane River or the Botanic Gardens.

Stephanie Yip
Stephanie Yip

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Whether you want to eat breakfast while watching the sunrise or clink glasses at sunset, a private hotel balcony to do it on is the only way to go.

It means you’ll get to soak up the view, taking in fresh air and the warmth of the sun without being surrounded by other guests like you would if you were at the hotel bar.

Where in Brisbane can you find such a hotel? We know a few places...

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Top Brisbane hotels with balconies

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Quay West Suites Brisbane

At Quay West you can expect nothing less than spacious balconies, unimpeded views of Brisbane city and the amenities of a quality apartment hotel.

  • Star rating: 5 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Fitness centre, swimming pool, sauna, meeting room, 24-hour reception

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Rydges South Bank Brisbane

Perfectly positioned in Brisbane's arts and entertainment district, the balcony party is just an elevator ride away. Choose your room wisely as not all have balconies, but the ones that do are worth asking for.

  • Star rating: 4 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Jacuzzi, outdoor heated pool, sauna, babysitting service, 24-hour reception

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Mantra South Bank

Even if you're not lucky enough to score one of the impeccable balcony rooms at Mantra South Bank, all you need to do is head poolside for those sweeping city vistas.

  • Star rating: 4 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Fitness centre, on-site bar, express check-in and check-out, on-site restaurant

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Oaks Casino Towers

With wraparound balconies and idyllic views of Brisbane city and Brisbane River on offer, Oaks Casino Towers could quite possibly have the balcony room you're looking for – in fact, every room has one.

  • Star rating: 4 stars
  • Views: City skyline, Brisbane River
  • Features: Swimming pool, Wi-Fi, sauna and gym

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The Sebel

The Sebel offers modern and spacious apartment-style accommodation in the heart of the city. Our tip? Pick a room where your bedroom is practically on the balcony.

  • Star rating: 5 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Outdoor pool, sauna, executive floor, child-minding services, currency exchange, 24-hour reception

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Oaks 212 Margaret

No one wants to arrive at their apartment-hotel to find a balcony with barely enough room to stand… and Oaks 212 Margaret knows it. Its rooms feature spacious balconies with city views and is only a stroll from the hub of entertainment and shopping.

  • Star rating: 4 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Kitchenettes and laundry facilities in each room, heated pool, BBQ/picnic area and terrace

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Emporium Hotel

Sleek and stylish, Emporium Hotel is ideal for those romantic weekends away. Located in trendy Fortitude Valley, each and every one of its rooms is an opulent suite. Want that luxe private balcony, too? Then the room to book is the Deluxe Corner Suite.

  • Star rating: 5 stars
  • Views: City skyline
  • Features: Rooftop pool, on-site dining, jacuzzi, sauna, roof terrace with city views

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