The Johnson Brisbane - Art Series

The rooms are amazing sizes We had to complain that when having a shower loud screeching noise that we was disappointed as reported it the first night and again in the morning but when got back that night still no message and was not fixed so called again spoke to duty manger who said they could not see it. So I had taken a video and showed him and was moved to a two Bedroom lovely but the screaming hot water although not as bad was still there but could not be bothered to say anything again. It is a shame as everything else great and the pool area amazing

Great hotel, 50m pool, large comfy rooms. Loved it. Not a lot of food options close by but scootering around or Menulog was an easy fix to this. I love that I had a balcony to go outside in. View from the room of cute Spring Hill houses I loved. Very quiet on this area also a plus. I would definitely come back here to this hotel or other art series hotels I just think they get it.

Well appointed and spacious hotel. Our room was massive and spotless. The decor is elegant and minimalist with everything you need for a longer stay. The bathrooms had double sinks which is always a bonus when travelling with girlfriends. We stayed for my friend's 40th birthday weekend and had the best time. The pool was a highlight for us, 50m lap pool meant early morning laps were on the cards. The pool deck is gorgeous with plenty of sun loungers, banquettes and comfy couches. Friendly and very helpful staff made it a perfect weekend. Thank you.

Good hotel but poor housekeeping staff. Checkin and checkout was good. Housekeeping didn’t clean or listen to instructions well. Forgot to keep water, didn’t clean Well enough Location wasn’t all that great had to walk 2 kms for breakfast

We were in a twin unit that had two queen-sized beds The mattresses were super-comfortable, the doona just the right weight and there was a good selection of pillow types already on the bed. The unit was designed for disabled guests and had a large and well-laid out bathroom. We found two issues. Unless the user is very careful, the water from the shower escapes the shower curtain and, as there is no hob, can spread across the entire floor. AS well, the door to the unit was extremely difficult to open, due to a powerful door closer, which required you to lean your weight on it to open the door and then would give suddenly, which meant the unwary wight tumble into the room. We reported this to the receptionist, as we felt that someone in a wheel chair wight have great difficulty accessing the room. The receptionist dismissed our concerns by saying most wheelchair-bound people have someone else with them... problem solved... hmmm.