Metro Hotel Tower Mill Brisbane   (AAA-Rated)

This Brisbane icon is a popular hotel for people looking for comfortable, well-appointed and affordable accommodation. Metro Hotel Tower Mill provides the perfect location for business travellers, families and holiday makers.

Location
Located on the edge of the city centre, Metro Hotel Tower Mill Brisbane overlooks Wickham Park and a heritage listed convict-built mill. Take and easy ten minute stroll through the parklands to Brisbane Town Hall, Queen Street Mall, Southbank parklands or the history Treasury Casino. The hotel is also located in the heart of Brisbane's medical precinct, adjacent to Brisbane Private Hospital (Holy Spirit) and numerous medical centres.

Rooms
The hotel offers 80 air-conditioned guestrooms, most with their own private walkout balconies to enjoy the panoramic views of Brisbane city and surrounding suburbs.

Restaurant
Guests can dine at the new Mill restaurant which is opened daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

General
The Metro Hotel on Wickham Terrace boasts quality meeting facilities on the ground floor for up to 150 people. Laundry facilities are available for your convenience on the 8th floor.

The hotel is located on Wickham Terrace directly opposite the heritage listed "Tower Mill" landmark, and next door to the Brisbane Private Hospital (formerly Holy Spirit Hospital).

From the airport: Access Kingsford Smith drive via the freeway and follow into the city centre. Turn right onto Wickham Terrace, follow the road up past the Upper Edward Street intersection and approximately 400 metres on the right-hand side you will locate us.

From the South East Freeway: Exit at Turbot Street, cross the first two intersections then stay in your left-hand lane. Turn left onto upper edward street, then the first left into Wickham Terrace. 300 metres along on the Right-hand side you will locate us (The Big Cylindrical shaped building).

Public Transport: We are located just a five minute walk from Central station, just exit the station and walk up Edward Street and left into Wickham Terrace.