Top Rydges in Brisbane East from ￥23,800

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Our top choices for Brisbane East Rydges

A multi-story hotel with a curved facade, outdoor seating areas, and a visible entrance.

1. Rydges South Bank

South Brisbane

Joseph

￥28,490 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 9 - Nov 10

An outdoor dining area with tables and chairs under a large tree decorated with lights.

2. Rydges Fortitude Valley

Bowen Hills

Cameron

￥23,800 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 22 - Nov 23

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Top Brisbane East Hotel Reviews

CLLIX Brisbane Skytower Apartments

10/10 Excellent

"👌"

Great Southern Hotel Brisbane

8/10 Good

"The hotel is in a great and very convenient location. We used the CityCat to explore and this was located very close nearby. The hotel is undergoing renovations and this did not impact our stay. The breakfast (extra) was very good and suited our needs perfectly. The room was big, well maintained, good amenities and looked like it had just been renovated. The tiles in the bathroom and shower were slightly slippery but on the whole we would definitely recommend this hotel and would not hesitate to stay here again when we next come to Brisbane."

The Star Grand Brisbane

8/10 Good

"Overall I found the hotel was very good, but not exceptional, certainly not when considering the cost of the room. The staff were excellent. The room was very clean. There were a couple of things that affected my star rating. First, I was disappointed that there was no bath. I had been looking forward to a long soak. Secondly the whole complex was confusing to navigate. The car park is located across the road without clear directions how to access the check-in desk. The lifts limit the access to certain floors and I found myself walking around trying to find the correct lifts for my part of the hotel. I twice encountered people riding the lifts up and down trying to reach their desired floor."