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An important hub for the surrounding region, Ipswich Central and city-fringe suburbs supply a growing range of accommodation options, including heritage B&B's, family-friendly motels and a 4.5 star hotel in the centre of town. In line with the city's rapid growth rate, new hotels (apartment style) are under construction and on the drawing board. The Ipswich Visitor Information Centre can assist you with accommodation in Ipswich. Call (07) 3281 0555.

Ipswich International Hotel - in the heart of Ipswich Central is the Ipswich International Hotel. This new, privately owned 4.5 star hotel is right next to the Ipswich Civic Hall (perfect if you are coming to Ipswich for a show) and offers 81 luxury accommodation rooms, wedding and conference facilities and gourmet dining in the "Platform 9" a-la-carte restaurant.

Oaks Aspire Ipswich - overlooking the lifestyle hub of Ipswich and set to open in early 2008, Oaks Aspire apartments will bring a new level of luxury to Queensland's fastest growing region. Offering an excellent range of apartment-style accommodation, adjoining the River Heart Parklands and adjacent to Riverlink, Aspire is just 150 metres from the key retail precinct of Ipswich.

Best Western Ipswich Heritage Motor Inn - consists of four star and three and a half star suites. All suites are luxurious, large and airy. Self catering family suites and interconnecting suites are also available. In addition, the property has a three and a half star three bedroom cottage for longer term stayers. The Motor Inn features peaceful gardens and a range of guest facilities including a BBQ, swimming pool and on-site restaurant.

Quest Ipswich - Light filled, spacious and welcoming. Quest can accommodate guests in Studio Rooms, or one, two bedroom executive or three bedroom apartments. With all the facilities of a hotel plus the capability to accommodate long stay accommodation requirements, Quest Ipswich represents the flexibility that is necessary in today's competitive accommodation marketplace.

Last Updated 19 Mar 2010 |

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