Name: Capri by Fraser, Brisbane
Price range: USD191.77
Rating: 4.3

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Romantic hotels in Brisbane

One can't speak of Australia without mentioning the vibrant city of Brisbane. It isn't simply a standout among the most populated cities in Australia, but it also provides an extensive range of pleasures. For couples looking for a romantic escape, Brisbane has some picturesque and interesting romantic hotels that are perfect for those special moments. From luxury stays to budget-friendly options, these hotels provide the perfect backdrop for a romantic holiday.

The Inchcolm by Ovolo is one of the premier romantic hotels that Brisbane has to offer. With its neo-Georgian architecture and 1920s-style decor, this boutique hotel is perfect for couples looking for an exclusive and intimate stay. The hotel boasts spacious suites and loft apartments, offering a unique, vintage experience. Additionally, the in-house restaurant is run by award-winning chefs, going above and beyond to ensure a pleasurable dining experience.

On the upscale end of the spectrum is the iconic Treasury Casino and Hotel. Located in the historic Treasury Building, it offers a blend of old world charm and contemporary comfort. Couples can enjoy the opulence of their large luxurious rooms, indulge in a variety of cuisines at their multiple restaurants and bars or even try their luck at the casino. The location in Brisbane's city centre makes it an ideal base for romantic city escapades.

For those on a budget, the Spicers Balfour Hotel brings an intimate boutique experience that doesn’t break the bank. Located in the trendy New Farm area, this hotel encapsulates a blend of modern sophistication and suburban comfort. Its rooftop bar offers dreamy views than span across the Story Bridge all the way to the city skyline, setting the perfect mood for romance. Brisbane has a myriad of romantic hotels, each with its own unique charm, ensuring every couple finds something to their liking.

Spas and wellness in Brisbane Queensland

Stephanies Spa Retreat
Stephanies Spa Retreat, located in the sophisticated Sofitel Brisbane Central, offers an indulgent range of spa rituals, beauty therapies, and a steam room. They are known for their Opal Rasul Steam Temple, a unique body treatment with a rich mineral mud blend and steam.
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Dome Spa Retreat
The Dome Spa Retreat, situated in Brisbane Marriott Hotel, offers luxurious wellness treatments in an intimate and tranquil setting. Spa treatment rooms, a gym, and a heated outdoor pool make it an ideal space for rejuvenation.
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Harbour Day Spa
Harbour Day Spa, an idyllic Thai-inspired retreat, features Balinese huts where guests can enjoy spa treatments while overlooking the beautiful Raby Bay. Besides beauty treatments, it also offers professional hairstyling services in its elegant salon.
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Clear Float Spa
Clear Float Spa allows clients to engage in sensory deprivation in relaxing float pods where they can disconnect from all external stimuli. The spa promotes wellness by reducing anxiety, inducing deep relaxation, and stimulating creativity through these floatation experiences.
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River Plaza Massage & Body Therapy
River Plaza Massage & Body Therapy in South Brisbane provides a wide variety of wellness services, including remedial massage, Indian Head massage, hot stone therapy, and more. Each treatment at this spa is tailored to meet the individual health needs of customers.
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Top-rated restaurants in Brisbane Queensland

GOMA Restaurant
GOMA (Gallery of Modern Art) Restaurant has forged its own identity. By almost every measure, it is a restaurant in a gallery that is no gimmick, thanks to the creativity of executive chef Doug Innes-Will.
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E'cco Bistro
E'cco Bistro is known for its reputation of quality food and service and is practiced in the art of fine dining. This Brisbane restaurant is a benchmark for others of its kind.
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Montrachet
Montrachet is a restaurant that is a collection of memories and a true reflection of food experiences. Its menu captivates diners with dishes drawn from melange of French flavour.
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Gerard's Bistro
Gerard's Bistro is an award-winning restaurant combining the flavors of the Maghreb and Middle East. Expect tasty meze plates, beautifully cooked meats and plenty of vegetarian options.
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Alchemy Restaurant and Bar
Alchemy Restaurant and Bar is one of Brisbane's most popular riverside restaurant for dining. The restaurant features a modern menu and breathtaking river views.
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Natural attractions in Brisbane Queensland

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, located in the Brisbane suburb of Fig Tree Pocket in Queensland, Australia, is the world's first and largest koala sanctuary, with over 130 koalas. Cuddle a koala anytime, hand feed kangaroos and encounter a large variety of Aussie wildlife, all in beautiful, natural settings.
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Brisbane Botanic Gardens
Situated on Mt Coot-tha Road at Toowong, the Brisbane Botanic Gardens is a must-see Brisbane attraction. These 56 hectare gardens are home to a host of stunning gardens and attractions, including the Japanese Garden, Tropical Dome, and the largest collection of Australian rainforest trees in the world.
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Mount Coot-Tha
A nature lover's paradise, Mount Coot-tha Reserve is Brisbane's most extensive natural area. It boasts an array of hiking and bike trails that wind through eucalyptus and rainforests, culminating in a lookout on Mount Coot-tha with panoramic views of Brisbane.
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Moreton Island
Located just off the coast of southeastern Queensland, Moreton Island is the third largest sand island in the world. It offers serene beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an array of activities including four-wheel driving, sand tobogganing, and wildlife spotting.
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Glass House Mountains
Just an hour's drive north of Brisbane, Glass House Mountains National Park offers breath-taking landscapes of 11 craggy volcanic peaks. This park is particularly known for its abundant wildlife, picnic spots, and walking trails, making it ideal for a day trip.
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