Pullman Brisbane King George Square

We had a lovely stay at Pullman Brisbane last weekend. The location good, right in the heart of the city, close to shops, restaurants and public transport, which made getting around very easy. The room was clean, spacious and very comfortable, especially the bed, which gave us a great night’s sleep. One thing I really loved was the bathtub, it makes such a big difference when travelling with kids and makes bath time so much easier. The modern bathroom and city views from our room were also a nice touch. The buffet breakfast was okay, with a good variety to choose from and a convenient way to start the day. The hotel facilities were well maintained, and the overall atmosphere felt calm and welcoming. A special mention to the staff, who were friendly, helpful, and always willing to assist with any questions or requests. Their professionalism really made our stay more enjoyable. Overall, we had a great experience and would definitely consider staying at Pullman Brisbane again in the future. A great option for families and anyone looking for a comfortable and convenient city stay.

The room where we stayed had absolutely no USB ports and no International plugs. Probably the first hotel I've ever seen that doesn't have that and made charging challenging. The hallways were always a mess as were the elevators so cleanliness seemed to be an issue. Only one elevator working the whole time we were there and at one point they shut down the second elevator and announced that over the safety speaker. It just seems like an older building with maintenance issues that they've tried to spruce up a bit. Location is good. Staff is friendly.

Seriously the main idea of the stay was to coincide with Anzac Day & the Dawn Service at the Shrine of Remembrance. A chance for 3 ex to come together after a year of struggles & missing good friends located in the city nearby. Following our 4 Entire time was fun, some had few drinks, people come & go & to be quite honest we may have turned it up a bit foolishly after hours, but we went for that reason. It's the knock on the door that I had expected. It's the discussion that followed that ruined Anzac Day for the other boys, but this shit happens everywhere and I'm shutting it down when it happens to me. Tomorrow was Anzac Day and unfortunately idiot friend booked only for the two nights when the entire process of this was to make sure that we would be there for the Dawn Service the following day after our departure. But we had planned to stay with a friend closer to the Shrine, and take advantage of the view. Didn't happen so we decided to extend one more night. Whilst a friend who knows me well assisted with reception to book another thread my name I began to get jumpy in sketchy and eventually lost control of my mental health. At point of losing control I begun In the middle of a manic episode, 1 have this age where I switch constantly I wanted to stop that I didn't be aware of it and manage it is best I can. Mamy many times I have attempted to try and control or manage each identity eventually two or three of them might boiler in short circuit my brain whatever it's affected to shit to swear at volumes, to do childish things, to do criminal things and with the past which is colorful but my ultimate decision is to get shit right. And this ain't right. Let down by one empowered, uneducated & ignorant comment from a senior staff member the minute he appeared in our doorway as we assisted Housekeeping strip our beds & tidy a bit.