Soho Brisbane
Urban comfort for golfers exploring Brisbane's courses.
About this hotel
Golfers basing themselves at Soho Brisbane will appreciate its strategic position in the city, providing a convenient hub for accessing various golf courses around the Brisbane area. After a round, the hotel's comfortable, air-conditioned rooms offer a quiet retreat, complete with modern amenities for relaxation. The proximity to Roma Street Parkland allows for a pleasant stroll, and the easy walk to the Roma Street Transit Centre simplifies travel to and from the courses. While the hotel itself doesn't offer golf facilities, its central location ensures that a post-round dinner in the city or a visit to local attractions is always within reach. This setup allows for a balanced trip, combining golf with urban exploration, making it particularly suitable for those who enjoy city life alongside their sport.
- Central city location
- Roma Street Transit Centre access
- Air-conditioned rooms
Our take
Soho Brisbane is a simple three-star hotel whose main asset is its address near Roma Street Parkland and the Roma Street transit hub. Rooms are air-conditioned with flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms. I recommend it to couples and small groups who will spend evenings in the city. Golfers who want a pool, spa or on-site golf should look further.
- Book your tee times well in advance, especially during peak season, as the hotel does not offer direct golf package bookings.
- Utilize the Roma Street Transit Centre, just a short walk away, for convenient travel to and from the golf clubs.
- Consider staying during the cooler months of autumn or spring for more comfortable playing conditions on Brisbane's courses.
Why we love it
- Central city location for urban exploration.
- Easy access to public transport for golf courses.
- Comfortable, air-conditioned rooms.
- Proximity to Roma Street Parkland.
Why guests love itSoho Brisbane is a plain, central option for golfers who want the city as much as the fairways. The air-conditioned rooms have flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms, and the hotel sits near Roma Street Parkland and the Roma Street transit hub. It is not a golf resort, so you will travel to the course. I would pick it for a couple or a small group keen on Brisbane's evenings; its 7.5 score is fair.