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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Amora Brisbane

Offering a restaurant and storage for belongings, the 5-star Amora Hotel Brisbane lies in Spring Hill with themed cafes, groovy nightspots, small and colourful art galleries, and lots of shops that sell a variety of products with access to natural sights like Roma Street Parkland 1 km away. Boasting a location within a 300-metre distance of St John’s Cathedral, this Brisbane hotel includes 296 rooms and an outdoor swimming pool.

In-room facilities include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels as well as tea/coffee making equipment. Guests can use a walk-in shower, along with bathrobes. Certain rooms overlook the garden.

Breakfast is served in the restaurant. There are 2 restaurants in this Brisbane hotel. Guests may find the café Cafe Django at a distance of 150 metres from the property.

Upon request and at a surcharge, a community pool and a golf course can also be provided. Enjoy a sauna and an outdoor swimming pool at the Amora Hotel. Business travellers are welcome to use a business centre offered on site.

The Amora Hotel Brisbane is located a 6-minute stroll from the heritage-listed Old Windmill, 25 minutes’ walk from the heritage-listed New Farm Public Park. The nearby cultural attractions are MacArthur Museum Brisbane (600 metres) and Museum of Brisbane (0.7 km). A family vacation to Brisbane will become more exciting if you visit The Wheel of Brisbane lying 2.4 km from the property. Wharf Street 166 near Turbot St bus stop is also situated a short walk to Amora Hotel Brisbane.


Amora Hotel Brisbane
200 Creek St, Brisbane City QLD 4000
(07) 3309 3309
amorahotels.com/brisbane

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