Nostalgic slumber awaits inside the ostentatious former Land Administration Building, steps away from the Queen St Mall and a quick walk from South Bank museums and galleries. Rooms are graced with heritage features, from lofty ceilings, tie-back drapes and classic wooden furniture, to framed architectural prints and the odd fireplace. The best rooms have river views. Efficient staff, twice-daily housekeeping and on-site gym. Parking $30.
Treasury
Brisbane
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