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The rooms are transparent, clean and tidy, the location is convenient and fast, and the first choice for travel. The rooms are transparent, clean and tidy, the location is convenient and fast, and the first choice for travel. The rooms are transparent, clean and tidy, the location is convenient and fast, the first choice for travel

The wife & I had to stay in Brisbane for eight days, and checking out the first six reviews, we decided to stay at the Astor Apartments for $936 + $200 holding fee released after we left.
 Very spacious but quite old. TV is small, which does not matter because the couches are so uncomfortable; one cannot sit on them long enough to watch anything pillows helped. Large kitchen with outdated appliances. Oven, microwave, dishwasher. Large fridge Very dated bathroom. The toilet seat is so old; it looks permanently stained. The bathroom sink tap was loose, the toilet roll holder also just hanging on, handles were fulling off draws. Air conditioning/ heating not working unit not clean the place cold. I talked to management; they told us the air conditioners/heaters have not worked for a long time and gave us a small heater, found a fan in the bedroom cupboard, and later found a second heater and an old VCR. A large balcony with views over the city is great because you will be awake very early, no blackout curtains, and the curtains don't cover all of the enormous windows. Glass is relatively thin, so night noises and all-night street cleaners also people screaming can be heard. Washing machine, dryer, clothes airer, provided can not close the door when using the dryer which took a long time to dry one's clothes. A lumpy bed with no bed head and only one PowerPoint by the bed went out and purchased underlay so we could sleep. Proper cleaning is required. Quite dusty in the vents, behind the bed & window ledges, the wife stood on Glass in the bedroom vacuum cleaner had no bag and did not work so spoke to management about Glass they did not seem to care asked for a vac that worked one was delivered so vacuumed the place window. Sheets were too short for the bed; my feet got tangled in under the blanket; when I asked management, they told me that this happens in a lot of places and that they have travelled all over the world, and this practice was normal and acceptable got extra sheets of them so I could fix the problem. We would have left the next day but because of an operation and was not very mobile stayed put for the duration, saying that we would never stay there again and advise others to check out other places.

I have stayed in other motels in the area, often because the Metropolitan was fully booked. It is a short walk to town, mostly down hill, and if I wanted to bring shopping back, can get a taxi from the city center for less than $10. I have stayed here when seeing a specialist on Wickham Terrace. Not the purpose of this trip but it is an option if that is the reason to be in Spring Hill. Parking is not guaranteed, but I never had a problem finding space. the staff are courteous and the rooms clean. Currently the restaurant is not a going concern, obvious hard to do business in lockdown(s), but there is a little cafe across the road offering Vietnamese soups and western fare. If looking for place to stay in Spring Hill. Metropolitan is excellent choice on a budget.

Not far from the city, I feel pretty good.

The hotel is very close to the city center, and walking on the slope feels a bit like Chongqing. There is a park opposite and a windmill. Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, it is still very convenient for casual accommodation, and the sunset is beautiful from the balcony on the eighth floor.

good price on this huge space room. location not too far from the city if you drive only takes 10 mins and there’s just bus stop in front of the hotel. but the building is a bit old and it’s a share service apartment so not just seeing tourist but a leo some resident appear around.

I've booked 3 nights in a studio directly fm hotel website (+ a paid secure car park). The shower water pressure is the worst I have ever experienced. It is not possible to take a proper shower & don't even think about washing hair. We've told the staff at reception in the next morning. Then, we went out for sightseeing. We're surprised that it has been fixed while we back in afternoon. So, appreciate their quick action. However, I found my face towel, which was hung on towel rack, was very dirty. Obsiously, someone cleaned his/her dirty hand by my face towel. I believe the hotel manager should do something to improve their maintenance team. Some noise fm street while sleeping. We closed the window near bed & problem solved. Lighting in the room is not enough. The little shelf in shower is too small. It can only fit in 1 shower gel bottle. And some more hooks shall be fixed in toilet for hanging clothes. Hotel location is good. Close to walk to CBD & river.

There were multiple issues throughout our stay and my partner and I left early to go to another hotel. I am aware that Punthill are currently undergoing renovations, and I appreciate the challenges associated with this. However, I do feel that our experience was unacceptable. Our allocated apartment smelt strongly of fresh paint, had paint splatters on the carpet, no cupboard, and a loud sound when the toilet was flushed. We requested to move to another apartment, which was granted. We spent one night in that subsequent apartment, and were woken at 6am to tradespeople sanding the wall in the room next to us. Punthill staff then asked us to move apartments, because the apartment that they had shifted us into was to be painted over the weekend. In our third apartment, the dishwasher was full of dirty dishes from the previous guests. We were kept up until almost 2am by a loud event in the apartment next to us, and threatened by one of those guests when we asked them to quieten down. We had to call the afterhours Punthill number to request security attendance. We were fed up by this point and switched to another hotel. We won’t stay at Punthill again.