Kelvin Grove Holiday Packages

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Kelvin Grove Accommodation

You won't have to go far to find terrific accommodation in Kelvin Grove. Wotif currently lists 52 properties in the surrounding area.

Plush furnishings, hospitable staff and excellent amenities... These are the sorts of things you can expect at the Ovolo Inchcolm (73 Wickham Terrace) and the Sofitel Brisbane Central (249 Turbot Street). If you're simply after somewhere cosy and convenient to dump your gear and get some sleep, the Fern Cottage B&B (89 Fernberg Road) and the Base Backpackers Brisbane Uptown - Hostel (466 George Street) will be sure to tick all your boxes.

Car Hire in Kelvin Grove

Did you know that Enterprise and Alamo Rent A Car are both only a short stroll from the baggage claim at Brisbane Airport? You'll be driving off down the highway just moments after you touch down.

Talk to the staff at Thrifty Car Rental (49 Barry Parade). It's only 2 kilometres from the centre of the city and has plenty of hire vehicles to pick from.

Holidays to Kelvin Grove

Turn on your out-of-office reply, say au revoir to your boss and don't think about looking back. It's time to make your way to Kelvin Grove. But first things first, let's brush up on a few basics.

From the middle of Brisbane, Kelvin Grove is 3 kilometres to the northwest. Brisbane is the state capital of Queensland.

It's the people that can make a trip truly amazing. So while you're in Kelvin Grove, why not get out of town and introduce yourself to some of the other 2 200 000 people that call Brisbane home?