Kookaburra Inn

as a corporate traveler of nearly 40 years i was quite surprised to see how poorly this place was- you can't sugar coat it- I guess in these economic times- budget is budget and that's what this little place is- and that is what it was advertised as. It was the cheapest no dormitory place i could find. it was quiet- the sheets were clean, basin in the room , and the guys running the place Stephen and Sean were super friendly ,nice, and helpful with my bag on the way out ( not in). It was a humbling experience to say the least . TBH the place could do with a complete renovation and maybe a bull dozer- then it wouldn't be budget and would cost a fortune. If you are able to check it out in person before booking that would be better- in these tough times anything goes and this was that.no hard feelings it beats sleeping in a car or on the street. unfortunatey the pictures on booking .com make it look amazing. And thats probably what it was years ago.

The address is very convenient, 20 minutes walk to Queen Street, the hotel is very quiet, will not disturb you,The owner Shawn Very warm, knowing that I was buying a car gave me some good advice, and gave me a discount on the rent.I'll buy them coffee next time. ☕️lol.

The place is very peaceful and quiet. It’s situated very central of Brisbane, and most things can be reached by foot. We had a double room for two nights. It was nice to have big double bed, clean sheets and towels. The bedroom was air conditioned, and we had our own fridge. The host was very kind and helpful, and we got a quick respond when we needed any assistance. The rooms are a bit old fashioned, and a refresh of the kitchen area would be nice. We can recommend Kookaburra Inn if you want a peaceful and quiet place close to the center.