Hotels near Colmslie Beach Reserve

"Beautiful, quaint hotel. Clean, comfortable room. Wonderful, friendly customer service. Loved how close it was to walk to the wharf with plenty of excellent places to eat. I didn't realize they had a free shuttle to the airport - another wonderful surprise. I'll definitely stay here again. "

"Stayed for 1 night prior to our international flight, check in was quick and easy and room we"

"It was a nice stay"

"In terms of value for a one night stay you can’t failt "

"Clean room, friendly staff, bathrooms were clean, felt safe."

"Room was clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and efficient. Check in was flawless. Pool area is also well maintained. On site bar was a great spot to unwind. The breakfast, whilst it had plenty of variety, was somewhat let down by the “cooked food” which was only luke warm at best."

"Had everthing I needed. Close to the City Cat, Eat St and Shopping. Would stay again."

"We spent a night at The Kingsford prior to embarking on a cruise in October 2025. It was fantastic. The room is very small but exceptionally clean and had everything needed for a comfortable stay. We had a room on the 3rd Floor and could see the highway from our window but we didn't hear the traffic at all. There's a mini-bar and tea/coffee making facilities. The bed was amazingly comfortable. Huge shower and thick white towels. We went down to the small bar area on the right of Reception and found a beautiful area reminiscent of Bali - plants everywhere and one side open to fresh air but shielded from the sun. We had a coffee and snack while waiting to check out. BONUS : the hotel offers a free shuttle bus to the Port of Brisbane where we embarked the ship. It's roughly 20 minutes drive so we were incredibly grateful to the hotel for providing us with that service. We will definitely stay at The Kingsford for future cruises from Brisbane (we fly up from Melbourne). Highly recommended. "

"Good experience. Accommodation was fine for the price and location excellent. Good communication"