Brisbane (Australia) Marriott presents a fun family escape

Just in time for the school holidays, the Brisbane Marriott has released a family pack to inspire out-of-towners to spend a fun filled night in the city. Called the “Fun Family Escape”, this package is inspiration to come to the city to catch a show at Southbank, or relax with a walk down the Brisbane river.

The Brisbane Marriott is a landmark hotel; nestled perfectly between the Fortitude Valley and the CBD. During the recent Brisbane floods, the hotel operated as normal and has recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation with the Motion bar and grill being the signature feature.

Details of the Fun Family Pack
THE PERFECT PACKAGE FOR YOUR VISIT TO THE THEATRE
– Overnight accommodation for a family of four with a FREE Deluxe River View upgrade
– Buffet breakfast for two adults in Motion Bar & Grill
– Children under 8 dine FREE for breakfast
– FREE valet car parking
– Bag of sweets to take to the show
– From $239/night. Valid till 28th Feb 2011. Additional interconnecting rooms at $185 (room only).

All the facts

Address: 515 Queen St, Brisbane, QLD 4000

Phone 1800 251 259 or direct on 07 3303 8000

Email – [email protected]

Web – www.brisbanemarriott.com.au

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