Brisbane

Emporium Hotel

Name: Emporium Hotel
Address: Brisbane

Elegance, sophistication and enchanting hospitality

Contemporary elegance meets enchanting hospitality at The Emporium Hotel. The luxury boutique hotel places a strong emphasis on sustainability and minimising its impact on the environment.

With the design of the hotel inspired by the frangipani flower, there are six room types to choose from. Luxury suites boast views of the cosmopolitan Emporium Precinct and Fortitude Valley. Contemporary finishes add to the beauty and elegance of the 102 spacious rooms, while state-of-the-art entertainment systems add to the experience. Four exclusive Deluxe Corner Suites, for guests who prefer a little more space, offer two rooms and a fully appointed guest bathroom.

The Emporium Cocktail Bar features an eclectic collection of locally-made, custom-designed pieces of furniture and antiques from around the world. It makes for the perfect space to indulge in an exquisite traditional high tea, or enjoy wines and cocktails. Pop next door and sample a little taste of France at Belle Époque Patisserie, or allow the hotel’s Head Chef Scott Andrews to ensure you dine in style in your suite. Thanks to his passion for fresh, modern Australian cuisine, The Emporium Hotel’s in-suite dining offering ranks among the best in the country.

Highlights

102 rooms

4 deluxe corner suites

In-suite laundry

Rooftop swimming pool

Sauna

Gym

Valet parking

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