Sage Hotel James Street is the perfect staycation jumping off point for exploring Brisbane’s wining, dining and shopping scene. While it is fast becoming a top choice for leisure travellers, this hotel is equally good for corporates who would prefer to get out of the city at the end of the working day. Standard rooms at Sage Hotel James Street are compact and ideal for single travellers. For a romantic getaway, the Superior and Deluxe rooms, which come with a balcony and have more space, are ideal.

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Each room has a stylish bathroom with a mirror that lights up at the touch of a hand. There is also free in-room wi-fi and plenty of spots to charge devices. The onsite cafe just off the lobby offers grab ‘n go breakfasts, lunch options and wines at bottle shop prices.

There is no pool or gym at the Sage Hotel James Street but guests can pick up a complimentary pass from reception and enjoy a swim at the Valley Pool or pick up a yoga mat for some morning stretching and meditation. It’s the perfect way to prepare yourself for a day out exploring the area’s many sights.

Disclosure: The writer stayed as a guest of Sage Hotel James Street.

If you’re looking for accommodation in Brisbane, we have reviewed the Treasury Hotel, The Calile, The Alva Hotel, Ovolo The Valley, W Brisbane, Capri by Fraser Brisbane, Hilton Brisbane, The Johnson, NEXT Hotel Brisbane, Sage Hotel James Street, The Westin Brisbane, Oaks Brisbane Festival Suites, Royal on the Park, Ibis Styles Elizabeth Street, Sofitel Brisbane, Crystalbrook Vincent, The Inchcolm, Chester Hotel, and Pullman Brisbane Airport.