
Mercure Brisbane King George Square
A well-located hotel in the Brisbane CBD with a 3.7 rating across 1,601 guests.
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Why it's worth checking out
Mercure Brisbane King George Square is a centrally located four-star hotel on the corner of Ann and Roma Streets in Brisbane CBD, opposite King George Square and Brisbane City Hall. Queen Street Mall is a short walk away, while Central Station is about 300 metres from the hotel and Roma Street Station is also nearby. The location puts guests within easy reach of the city’s shopping, business district, South Bank, the riverfront and cultural attractions including QPAC, the Queensland Art Gallery and GOMA.
Accommodation includes Superior, Privilege, accessible and Deluxe Corner rooms, with options ranging from one queen bed to two double beds. The hotel provides Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a swimming pool, fitness centre, restaurant, bar, breakfast, room service and meeting facilities. Guests can also use selected facilities at the adjacent Pullman Brisbane King George Square, including its gym, Goldfinch Restaurant, Goldfinch Street Café and Sixteen Antlers Rooftop Bar.
The dining spaces offer different settings across the property. Goldfinch Restaurant is described as an airy, light-filled room with a relaxed green-oasis feel, serving Pacific-inspired Mediterranean food in a casual yet polished setting. Goldfinch Street Café focuses on coffee and sweet and savoury takeaway options, while Sixteen Antlers is an intimate rooftop bar with comfortable seating, boutique beers, cocktails, wines and a tapas menu. These venues make the hotel practical for a morning coffee, an easy meal or an evening drink without leaving the precinct.
With a concierge available to share local knowledge and help arrange Brisbane tours, the hotel suits both business travellers and visitors using the CBD as a base for exploring. Its range of room configurations, accessible accommodation, pool and central transport connections also make it workable for families and groups. The meeting and events offering includes 12 rooms, with the largest space covering 687 square metres and capacity for up to 700 seats. A dedicated wedding coordinator is available for couples planning celebrations, from smaller gatherings to larger weddings.
Practical details
Spot Score
- Reputation
- 48
- Popularity
- 97
- Information quality
- 30
- Category fit
- 70
- Freshness
- 30
Our independent editorial score — not a user rating.
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