Immerse yourself in the combination of new and old at the Adina Apartment Hotel Brisbane, a heritage-listed property centrally located on George Street, artfully restored with a classic yet contemporary design. Originally designed and built as the Queensland Government Savings Bank in 1922, a conservation and restoration process took place prior to the opening of Adina Brisbane in 2018. The process saw the creation of 220 guest rooms, wellness facilities and multiple food and beverage venues, celebrating the buildings art deco origins.  

Offering a choice of spacious studio, one, two, and three bedroom apartments boasting generous sizes from 28sqm to 88 sqm, Adina Brisbane is the perfect home away from home.  With standard, premier and balcony rooms on offer across each room type, the choice is yours on floor location, view, and balcony preference. Designed to offer all the comforts of home, these warm and welcoming apartments show off fully-equipped kitchens, a laundry and separate living areas. The hotel also features an expansive gym and heated outdoor swimming pool, available to all hotel guests. And with secure on-site parking conveniently located with direct access to the property, you can see Adina Brisbane becoming Your Other Address.  

With dining options to fit every taste, Adina Brisbane has three food & beverage venues located on-site, all with chargeback facilities directly to your hotel account. With St Marks Road Co. located in the lobby of Adina Brisbane and open daily, we’ve got you covered with coffee and breakfast just the way you like it. Donna Chang, open daily from 12pm offers guests a relaxing long lunch or an intimate dinner for two, with its thoughtfully designed menu giving a gentle nod to Sichuan flavours and authentic Cantonese cuisine. Inspired by Japanese street food, the Boom Boom room has a delicious food menu, paired with an innovative beverage menu, showcasing a blend of Japanese cuisine with the local produce of Australia. 

To explore the local area, you can utilise the city’s public transport with major train stations, bus stops and a CityCat ferry terminal located nearby. While here, indulge in some of the local attractions such as the Gallery of Modern Art, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, City Botanic Gardens and the array of bars and restaurants of the Eagle Street Pier, and be in the best location for the city’s biggest events such as Riverfire and State of Origin