Hotels With Wifi in Queensland, Australia

We stayed at Chinchilla Motor Inn as a family and had a fantastic experience. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-maintained — perfect for a family stopover. A special mention to the lovely lady at reception who was incredibly helpful and welcoming. Highly recommend for anyone passing through or staying in Chinchilla!

My personal experience staying here was great. Pros: 1. The corner floor-to-ceiling windows offered fantastic views and natural light. 2. The hotel's Wi-Fi was fast and had excellent coverage. 3. The buffet breakfast offered a good variety and quality, even having xiao long bao (soup dumplings). 4. Although the room was small, it was well-designed, and all essential functions were met. 5. The bathroom also had great natural light, along with a full frosted floor-to-ceiling glass panel. If you're visiting in the summer, you could easily hand wash your delicates and hang them in the bathroom, using the sliding door to help air dry them. They'd be dry in half a day. Cons: 1. Trip.com indicated that there was Chinese service available, but I specifically confirmed with the front desk, and the hotel does not offer it. 2. The bedside table in this room type was quite small, making space a bit tight for personal items (as shown in P5). 3. This room type didn't come with a proper chair and desk (but this wasn't a big issue for me). 4. The hotel is located on a small peninsula, so you have to walk a little extra each time you go out.

Great place for a young crowd, backpackers, solo travelers - feels like a very social place. A bit much if you're older or someone who wants a quieter stay. They have beautiful rooftop, very big shared kitchen, some activities you can sign up for and decent wifi. A bit of a walk to get to places but not significant. Separate rooms have bathroom, electric kettle. Could have had better storage areas, bedside tables were tiny. Air-conditioning present and cooled the room down well but old system, so couldn't control temperature well and direction of air so it ended up blowing too hard and straight at you. Overall good value, just some quirks to be aware of.

1. **Prime Location:** Situated right on the Cairns Esplanade, it's a mere 2-minute walk to the Reef Fleet Terminal (the departure point for Great Barrier Reef tours) and 3 minutes to the Esplanade Lagoon. Restaurants and night markets are plentiful nearby, and a taxi ride to the airport takes about 13 minutes. 2. **Amenities & Experience:** Most modern rooms feature private balconies with city or harbor views. The free Wi-Fi is stable, and the outdoor pool is comfortable. The Bushfire Flame Grill Brazilian BBQ has a great reputation (breakfast/dinner are extra). Paid parking is limited, and street-facing rooms occasionally experience noise. 3. **Service:** There's a 24-hour front desk with multi-lingual staff who can assist with booking Great Barrier Reef/rainforest excursions. Luggage storage is seamless. 4. **Drawbacks:** Parking can be tight during peak season, some bathrooms are a bit dated, and breakfast isn't particularly cheap.

Everything was wonderful. Comfortable beds, large, comfortable bathrooms, 24-hour reception, and a well-equipped kitchen. There's a popular nightclub nearby, but the noise from it didn't reach my room.

Excellent! This is the closest hotel to the ocean in Airlie Beach, and I was lucky enough to get a sea view room. It felt like I was surrounded by the sea from 270 degrees. The room was large and bright, which really boosted my mood. It's also very close to the main street. I actually prefer this quiet spot over the hotels on the main street, which can be quite noisy.

It was great stay. Clean room, quiet, peaceful ambiance plus the beach itself. Professional staff. In short we love it ❤️

The location of the hotel is very convenient - 10 min walk away from the convention centre. The train station and bus station is nearby and the walk to the nearby turbocat makes the hotel in a prime location for transport. The front desk was efficient and pleasant. Although I check in early and the rooms were not ready, they were nice to allow us to use the facilites on the 21st floor to relax and shower. Also on the 21st floor is the rooftop bar which has the best views of South bank and the skyline. The Vista King Suite was a huge room with large bathroom sitting area and the bed was super comfortable. It took me awhile to find the door, which was hidden behind a glass door enclosure to block out noise. Housekeeping was efficient and meticulous. Breakfast was either in the cafe on G/F or the 21st floor. Servings were hearty and filling from the a la carte menu.

Only complaint is the location, because buses to Brisbane center has long waiting time. Though it forces this hikikomori to walk more along the beautiful river coast. It is advisable to rent a vehicle beforehand. Also there seems not to be convenience store/supermarket nearby. As for amenities, there is laundry + dryer (AUD 4 + 4) and shared kitchen. But there are no towel, slipper, toothbrush/shaver/shampoo/body wash, so remember to bring your own.

A good location for a few night. Pricing is ok and value for money. It' aged and has seen many years, especially bathroom facilities which are not ensuite. At least it is kept clean. Staff at reception is very friendly, but mainly students with no deep and profound knowledge about facility