We tried to contact these apartments via email but go no response. However, we subsequently found a deal online at Wotif.com for a one bedroom apartment for AU $99 a night (June 08).

We arrived in Brisbane early in the morning, and were fortunate enough to be let into our apartment straight away at 9am. This really meant a lot after a sleepless flight from the UK.

The apartment itself was compact but had everything we needed for a week in Brisbane. The décor is undoubtedly dated but everything seemed to work. Though the place was generally clean, I think it could do with a bit of a detail clean, to just make it feel a little bit fresher. The old adage is that you should feel like the first person using a hotel room, but in this case we didn't. The apartment was a bit dusty and we weren’t sure how long it had been sitting vacant. Really comfy bed but some road noise at night was sometimes a little irritating.

Location is generally good and close to the CBD, but the position on a steep hill may be problematic for some. Spring Hill area itself has everything you need in terms of basic provisions (coffee shop, mini market, off-license, ATMS etc) but is generally quiet and uninteresting.

Despite these negatives, I would recommend this place overall if you have a longer stay in Bris (e.g. a week or more), and at the price we paid it also represented good value for money.

This appt complex is a great find in Brisbane. It's a little different in that they are managed apartments so there is no real reception desk and it is best to book online. So if you need after hours attendance, there is none. Otherwise they are very clean, compact appts that seem very new. All rooms have spas with washing machines and dryers, great for longer stays. The only slight downside is that the bedroom is not air-conditioned (well in 1 bedroom apartments they don't anyway) but it is not unbearble. They have views into the city and is well within walking distance.