In a sea of new hotels in the river city, this stunning flagship property offers a real point of difference in Brisbane, offering heritage features together with contemporary and comfortable apartments, many with full views of the Brisbane River.

Forced to shut its doors in September 2018 after an incident beyond the hotel’s control, The Adina Brisbane will be back better than ever and open for bookings from November 25. 

Nestled in the Heritage-listed former Queensland Government Savings Bank building, The Adina Brisbane has 220 rooms and suites and includes an extra five levels designed to complement the historic building with expansive views and balconies.

TFE Hotels and TKD Architects maintained the integrity of the building through a respectful restoration process that pays tribute to its history and impressive architecture, which formed the inspiration and influence for internal features and furnishings.

From the moment guests step inside they will be struck by the impressive double-height original timber-panelled walls and ornate ceiling roses from the original banking hall. The gym sits alongside a heated pool, which is enclosed on each side but open to the Brisbane sky.

With recent nominations in The Courier Mail ‘Restaurant of the Year’ awards, the stylish Donna Chang restaurant gives a gentle nod to Sichuan flavours and authentic Cantonese cuisine. The Boom Boom Room, on the lower levels, draws inspiration from bygone musical eras and soulful acoustics to deliver an otherworldly drinking experience.

"With Adina Brisbane's website now open for bookings, and news this week that Donna Chang and The Boom Boom Room bar were nominated in The Courier Mail's Restaurant of the Year awards, it's fair to say we're excited to welcome guests back with open arms," said Chris Sedgwick, Chief Operating Officer at TFE Hotels.

"As Brisbane continues to grow and develop, this spacious apartment-style city hotel will give discerning guests the space to stretch out and the luxury of do-it-yourself facilities in the heart of the CBD," he said. "And best of all, it's within easy reach of some of the River City's biggest attractions."

Located on the corner of George and Elizabeth Streets, the Adina Brisbane is close to the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Southbank and the Queen Street Mall. The Adina is well positioned for easy access to the $3 billion Queen’s Wharf redevelopment, and is ideally located for both business and leisure stays.

Click here to visit The Adina Brisbane

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