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Hotel X – Fortitude Valley

19 December 2021 by Emma Crameri Leave a Comment

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Image Credit: Hotel X

Hotel X is a 5-star luxury spot created by the international accommodation group, IHG Hotels and Resorts and Queensland-based developers Pointcorp.

Did you know the white geometric façade features a first-of-its-kind custom lighting system?

Located in the heart of the Valley on the bustling Brunswick Street. You’ll be close to great music venues, Howard Smith Wharves and James Street.  

Hotel X features:

  • a ground floor restaurant and bar, French Brasserie Bisou Bisou
  • rooftop poolside restaurant and bar with panoramic city views
  • expansive gymnasium
  • pillow menu
  • hotel transfers, 24/7 room service and a concierge valet
  • an event function space.

The 146-room destination is designed with a contemporary palette and custom furnishings. Look out for the amazing artwork by the distinguished Justin Nicholas. The top rooms have Dyson and GHD hair appliances, and amenities designed by notorious high fashion icon Karl Lagerfeld.

Pointcorp Director, Chris Vitale says the hotel’s unique 24/7 5-star positioning will compliment Brisbane’s thriving nightlife scene in the Valley.

“Launching as ‘Hotel X’ is a transition that extends beyond a physical space as a hotel to a superior experience for a like-minded community,” said Mr Vitale.

“The space celebrates the liveliest aspects of Brisbane – the nightlife, music, art, fabulous food, and long balmy evenings. Our proximity to the bustling streets and alleyways of Brisbane’s centre encourages whimsy adventure, and nights you won’t forget,” he said.

About Hotel X

Hotel X is located at 458 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Queensland. To make a booking or find out more visit the Hotel X website: https://hotelx.com.au/

Email: stay@hotelx.com.au

Filed Under: Queensland, Travel + Stay, Where to Stay Tagged With: accommodation, Fortitude Valley, hotel

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