Venue & Transport
Sofitel Brisbane Central
249 Turbot Street
Brisbane City 4000
Sofitel Brisbane Central’s luxurious interiors combined with its renowned personalised service provide a level of comfort and sophistication you won’t find at other 5-star hotels in Brisbane. Savour the exceptional views from one of the best luxury hotels in Brisbane City, overlooking the iconic ANZAC Square and city’s exquisite skyline as well as the famed Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Getting to Sofitel Brisbane Central
Public Transport
Sofitel Brisbane Central is conveniently located near multiple public transport options. Adjacent to Central train station and about 10 minute walk to King George Square bus station and Queen Street bus station.
Direct access to the hotel is available from Central Station via the railway concourse. Look for the double doors with the hotel name above it and follow the escalators up two floors and you will arrive at the hotel lobby, take the escalator up one further level to the conference.
We recommend using the MyTransLink App, which can be downloaded from both the App Store and Google Play or by using the Journey planner on the TransLink website (www.translink.com.au).
For full information please visit translink.com.au.
Car Parking
Parking at the hotel is limited and is subject to availability. In house/conference guest self car parking charge is $47.00 per vehicle, per day and valet car parking is available for a rate of $57.00 per vehicle, per day. Public parking rates are available. For full information please visit Sofitel Brisbane Central Website. Please note that the car park height limit is advised as 1.95 metres.
The closest public parking option is the Wickham Terrace Car Park which is located across the road from the venue, vehicle entry and exit is located on Turbot Street and Wickham Terrace. Please note that the car park height limit is advised as 1.93 metres.
CONTACT US
Office Hours: 9.00am - 5.00pm AEST (Brisbane)
mesconference@absoluteevents.com.au
07 3848 0089
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