This purpose-built hostel near Roma St station flaunts its youth with mod interiors, decent facilities and overall cleanliness. Dorms range from four to 14 beds (female-only dorms available), and all rooms feature air-con and en-suite bathroom. The property is also wheelchair accessible. The downstairs bar is a party palace, and daily hostel activities range from pub crawls to drag-queen bingo.
Base Brisbane Uptown
Brisbane
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