With so much to see and do in Queensland, choosing Brisbane accommodation makes a practical choice. After all, Central Station is right there for railway access. The city itself features numerous delights. Guests may be a while exploring here first before boarding a train further afield for stops at theme parks or locations for water sports. Explore shopping malls, casinos, art galleries and gardens. Locate yourself close to the Convention and Exhibition Center for business. Whatever brings you to Brisbane, the hardest part of making plans will be choosing where to stay.

For example, the Hilton provides an ideal location for a family get away. Close to South Bank Parklands, families can get out for walks easily and help the little ones to burn off pent up energy from a long journey. Arrange for a crib, menus for kids, even book babysitting services. That way, couples can compete on the tennis court or keep an intimate date, returning to the family feeling refreshed.

If business brought you out, look no further than on-site meeting rooms to host a conference, seminar or large gathering. The hotel takes care of audio-visual equipment, looks after express mail and fax messaging. With secretarial services to hand, concentrate on making your presentation, not keeping notes. Finish a successful work day with cocktails at Below 7 Lounge Bar, followed by dinner.

From the Rendezvous merely pick up your travel supplies and head for the train station right across the street if the mood for adventure overtakes you. Stay out of the hot sun by taking in a movie a the nearby shopping and cinema complex, perhaps as part of a hotel package deal. Enjoy a movie or pop in a DVD right in your room; even set something going for supper in a private kitchen if you grow tired of eating out.

Berkleys Restaurant will see to it that boredom never sets in over the meal table. Stop in for coffee, tapas or a glass of Australian wine. If you choose a romantic package, some sparkling vino will await your arrival to accompany room service and let couples get cozy in peace.

One hundred and fifty three rooms at Royal on the Park provide visitors with access to classy on-site amenities. Take a turn in the fitness room to tone up for exploring Queensland. Fuel yourself at Walnut Restaurant, enjoying a sumptuous seafood buffet filled with every good thing from the nearby sea.

Deciding on a room at The Point means weighing up special against special. Every room provides tea and coffee making facilities, high speed wireless broadband internet access, and en suite bathroom facilities. Take comfort knowing you cannot go wrong, whatever your choice.

Penthouse extras take guests a bit deeper into the world of high expectations of course. Enjoy balcony views over Brisbane River or Stony Bridge. Cook supper from ingredients bought fresh downtown. Rather than troop around looking for laundry facilities, get your work done right where you are, listening to the spin cycle while watching a 32 inch LCD TV.