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Standing at an impressive 234 metres high and comprising of 216 suites, Meriton Suites Adelaide Street, Brisbane is an ultra-contemporary architectural masterpiece. Floor to ceiling glass fills each recently refurbished suite with natural light and provides unsurpassed panoramic views at every turn, from the meandering Brisbane River to the mountains and beyond.
Bordering the trendy suburb of Fortitude Valley, positioned only moments away from an exciting community that encapsulates live music, chic and stylish bars, as well as a vibrant shopping scene.
The buzz of the city and its world-class attractions are at your feet, as are the vast river ferries and amazing river boardwalk. Outstanding architecture, stunning riverside setting and a CBD location make Meriton Suites Adelaide Street a stunning choice for both corporate and leisure travellers.
I live here. Awesome place to live. If you are a resident, reception are rude and unhelpful. The resident manager is awesome though. Pool, gym and spa are great and under cover. Don’t book hotel on a busy night as lifts are terrible and there’s limited parking ! My room is on level 47 so I have an awesome uninterrupted view but there’s problems with smell from toilets and pipes and water quality is terrible. No ducted aircon and it’s so expensive!
Excellent apartment hotel. Generous rooms which are exceptionally well appointed. Very comfy bed, great shower and kitchenette. Pool facilities are tremendous, highly recommended. Aircon in the room is excellent and much needed as the external floor area is quite warm. Staff are delightful and very attentive. Lovely view over to Storey Bridge. Plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby and a minimart downstairs. Parking/driveway to the rear of the hotel is excellent.
I stayed in a 2 bedroom altitude suite (level ranges from 63-74) via their official site as a membership, costing around $910 for 3 nights, not too expensive and reasonably priced. Speaking of transportation, the most economical way to come here is by taking the Airtrain from Airport to Central, and walk for around a quarter to here ($23.3 per adult), OR take a taxi directly to here (around $60). There is Foodwork convenience store for grocery shopping just next to the front entrance but quite expensive compared to supermarkets, (nearest one is Woolworths MacArthur like 10-15 minutes away). I did request for a room as high as possible because I want the best view. Therefore, I can’t thank them enough for giving me the highest level, 74, room 7401. The grandiose scenery literally includes the entire essence of the CBD, Story Bridge, Brisbane River, mountains, a little of sea, many other distant suburbs clearly. No other view angle than this in Brisbane has the competence of Meriton Adelaide highest level. I’ve visited Brisbane for the 4th time and this is arguably the best Brisbane stay out of 4. I stayed at Brisbane Skytower twice and requested high levels for both times (floor ranges from 42-74) but it gave me 49 and 50, respectively, which was disappointing. On the contrary, I’ve stayed in multiple Meriton Suites and they never disappoint when it comes to customer requests. However, the only drawback is that they forgot to provide the detergents for clothes and dishes but it’s not that big of a deal. To top off, absolutely will stay here again the next time I visit Brisbane, literally everything is perfect, 9.9 out of 10!
Our experience in the beginning was amazing and loved the room and the staff until we had accidentally lost one of our room keys telling the front desk and a lady gave us a new one but unfortunately did not deactivate the key and we did not know we had to ask for it to deactivate and our room GOT BROKEN INTO AND THEY STOLE ITEMS FROM US, police were notified and the front desk lady Cathy was amazing in helping but it’s ridiculous that we aren’t the first to loose a room key and the First Lady who replaced our room key didn’t deactivate the others for our safety, it appears not everyone in the hotel cares for their guests safety. They are lucky we don’t have lots of money because the wrong person could have done worse things to the reputation of the hotel. We will not be coming back and hope the Meriton fixes their priorities about the security and safety of guests full heartedly
Stayed here for the first time normally stay at the one on herschel street as this was cheaper this time around. Room was clean , no real major issues can tell has some wear but can't complain price was good for a long weekend and a 5 star hotel. Service was good , long line when checking in but greeted with a smile. Location still handy , 15 minute walk to central train station. Would recommend if needing to stay in the city.
485 Adelaide Street
Brisbane QLD 4000