347 Ann Street, Brisbane, Australia
Featuring Wi-Fi in public areas, Oaks Brisbane Lexicon Suites hotel is 10 minutes' walk from the war memorial "Shrine of Remembrance". 2.4 km from the South Bank Parklands, the hotel offers air-conditioned rooms plus a gym.
The comfortable hotel is situated in Brisbane CBD, which is home to world class boutiques and department stores, right around the corner from the restaurant Bar Metzo. The Oaks Brisbane Lexicon Suites also gives access to the City Tabernacle Baptist Church, which is a 14-minute walk away. Guests might as well enjoy proximity to Roma Street Parklands, situated 1 km away. The property lies 15 minutes on foot from the pedestrian Queen Street Mall. Wharf Street 156 near Ann St bus stop is 50 metres from the 4-star Oaks Brisbane Lexicon Suites hotel and within a few blocks of is enough to get to Brisbane Central train station.
This contemporary hotel features 130 rooms with coffee and tea makers, and such comforts as ironing facilities and air conditioning. They also have a fridge, a toaster, and kitchenware as well as views of the park. The separate bathrooms have a separate toilet and a shower, along with dryers and bath sheets.
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Tom
2020-12-28
We were moved to an apartment and had an air conditioning, an ironing set and a work desk. We stayed for 1 night here, loved Brisbane CBD district👌
All good.
Paul
2020-12-02
Just a 10-minute stroll to the centre. Spent a nice evening at Nrg Express, located near the venue. It was worth its 4 stars.
Joseph
2020-01-27
We loved the location, which was GOOD. Just walking distance from attractions, including city hall. Kangaroo Point neighbourhood deserves to be explored.
Jack
2020-01-17
we greatly enjoyed the incredible room and efficient staff. characterful base for holiday in brisbane. honestly nothing bothered us.
