we stayed at this motel, it was clean enough but they had blocked the balconey up and made such a mess of it that the air con shook the windows all nite we hardly slept a wink the windows made such a noise from th eair con would not stay there again

It was as you expect for a three star motel. Clean, accessible, friendly, great shower, comfortable bed, small flat screen TV but the room we stayed in, no. 4 looked directly over an electricity power sub-station. I tried to change rooms but the motel was fully booked. The irritating hum fom the station felt like my brain was being died. This was a serious problem for me and so our sleep was not good until we put on the aircon to drown out the hum. We couldn't get out of there fast enough.

$115 a night for a small basic room with tea and coffee facilities. Continental breakfast offered at $10 (toast, cereal and coffee).

The lift desperately needs a service. It stops leaving the floor of the lift as much as six inches above or below the intended floor.

Located on Kingsford Smith Drive. Traffic noise is constant, but not overbearing.

$20 taxi fare to/from Airport
Another $20 to the city.
Train station is about 1.5 klms away, but train is infrequent.

I recommend it only as a stop over for sleeping between flights.

We stopped here for one night as we flew into Brisbane Airport in the evening and needed to be out again by 7 the next morning (it’s about 10 mins in a cab from the airport). Fortunately we arrived just as the reception was closing up for the night .Had we been 5 minutes later we would have had to find our keys in the wall safe and make our own way to our room. The couple that greeted us were very friendly and stayed around to book an early morning cab for us.
We booked and pre paid on the motel website, after searching on Brisbane Airport. The website gives the impression of a modern, plush motel, but it isn’t – it’s seen better days.
It’s very basic, but having said that the room was clean, contained two large beds, tea and coffee making facilities, tv on a wall bracket and a fridge. The motel has no restaurant, but we did spy one next to the car park and a supermarket just up the road. The blurb says that the motel is on the riverside, what it doesn’t say is that between the river and the motel runs a very busy main road. Our room had secondary double glazing but we could still hear the rumble of traffic. I don’t know whether rooms on the opposite side of the motel are any quieter.
If you want a cheap stopover and are used to city noise – it’s fine.