What's Around

132 Constance Street, Fortitude Valley

601 Gregory Terrace, Bowen Hills

2/45 King Street, Bowen Hills

Cnr of Gregory Terrace & King Street, Bowen Hills

6/45 King Street, Bowen Hills

20 King Street, Bowen Hills

2 King Street, Bowen Hills

186 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley

The Inchcolm by Ode Hotels captivates with irresistible gravity from its perch above Brisbane’s CBD. It's no ordinary hotel, it’s a playground for the curious mind, where past and present entwine luxuriously. We invite you to explore our world, a boutique of indulgence, and a stylish stage to craft your own Brisbane story. Stay a night or a lifetime. The Inchcolm warms the soul.

Step off the Tivoli dance floor and into the electric chaos of Goros - a late-night Tokyo-style club experience, every Friday and Saturday in the heart of Fortitude Valley.

The Tiv is just a 10-minute walk to the heart of Fortitude Valley, Brisbane's clubbing precinct. Whether you're in the mood for dancing, cocktails, or just hanging out, you'll find something here.

Looking for somewhere (super) close by? Look no further than King Street; it’s 100m away. Great restaurants include Fat Dumpling (Japanese), Il Verde (Italian) and Super Combo (Burgers).

Visit Netherworld for some old school arcade games, pinball machines and board games or pop into Holey Moley for a round of indoor mini golf.

We may not have quite as much as Melbourne, but the Brisbane street art scene is growing rapidly. If it’s a nice day and you’re up for stretching your legs then check out these spots around the city.

Need a new outfit before the gig or fancy a spot of shopping? James Street is just a 10-minute walk from us and has over 130 stores including David Jones, Gorman and Witchery. Bakery Lane has a bunch of smaller cute boutiques too.

If there’s one thing we know here in the Valley, it’s a good cocktail. Places like Saville Row, Dutch Courage Officer's Mess and Cindy Chow's all have a great selection.

If you’re looking for authentic Chinese cuisine then go no further than Brisbane’s Chinatown. Most restaurants here are BYO too!