Amora Hotel Brisbane, Brisbane

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The rooms were comfortable and clean, and the staff was fantastic. However, the dining options were a bit limited. The hotel's location was excellent, close to major attractions. The facilities were well-maintained and enjoyable.

The hotel had some ups and downs. The rooms weren't as nice as expected, and the AC couldn't be turned off. There were a couple of days when the room wasn't serviced, but overall, they were fine and decent for the price. The staff were a mix of friendly and unwelcoming experiences, with some providing excellent service while others seemed unenthusiastic. The location was convenient for getting around the city and had plenty of dining options nearby. The dining experience was good, with a variety of well-cooked options. The facilities were sufficient, but nothing extraordinary.

The hotel offered average rooms for the weekend stay, although they weren't fully prepared upon our arrival at 3 pm. However, the price was reasonable despite the empty salt and pepper shakers in the rooms.

The hotel offers lovely designed rooms with city skyline views, though some aspects like the small size and old double beds can be a drawback. The morning darkness in the rooms is a plus, making for a restful stay.

The hotel provided comfortable and well-laid out rooms with a lovely touch of complimentary drinks for each guest. The service was outstanding, with very helpful and generous staff. The location was perfect, within walking distance of various convenient amenities and business destinations. However, the dining experience fell short of expectations in terms of quality and waiting times.

The hotel exceeded our expectations, especially for the price we paid. The rooms were a bit old-fashioned and tired but had everything we needed, just like in the pictures. The service was friendly and central to everything, with staff that took the stress away from our trip. The location is extremely convenient, close to many local attractions. The dining options had a good range, with hot and cold options available. The facilities were well-maintained, and the hotel had good and bad aspects.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were nice and spacious, equipped with a gym, hot room, and pool, but they were tiny, with old double beds that were uncomfortable. The service was excellent, with friendly and professional staff, offering good value for money. The location was great for my needs, being close to Central Station and Queen St Mall, but the upkeep seemed neglected. The dining options were average, lacking variety, but the grilled meat was good and affordable.

The hotel has rooms that are comfortable and clean despite needing updating, but may not be suitable for small children. The service is exceptional with helpful staff, and the location is great for exploring the city, although there are some challenges with the steep driveway. The dining experience could use improvements, and the facilities are decent.

The hotel had excellent rooms with a nice view, but the servicing was only every 3 days. The service was friendly and accommodating, although they seemed unaware of Christmas Day arrangements. The location was good for access to tourist points, but a bit distant from main areas. The dining had beautiful options but could have been less expensive. The facilities were moderately satisfactory.

The hotel room was quite large, clean, nice, and quiet, with two double beds, suitable for a family of four. The location was central to the train station and close to popular areas like Queen St Mall and Brisbane river dining, albeit a bit hilly. The dining options were varied but not exceptional. The service staff were friendly and helpful, though they missed our room service request. The overall experience was comfortable and convenient.