Shailer Park Holiday Packages

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Shailer Park Accommodation

Make sure you work out how you'll get around during your trip to Shailer Park, as there are currently no properties situated right in the heart of the neighbourhood. However, there are 15 accommodation near Shailer Park listed on Wotif.

Been put in charge of searching for somewhere to stay? Don't spend all your hours furiously Googling — we can help you out. Our faves for this neck of the woods are the Mt Cotton Retreat (355 West Mount Cotton Road) and the Springwood Tower Apartment Hotel (9 Murrajong Road).

Car Hire in Shailer Park

Did you know that Enterprise and Alamo Rent A Car are both only a short stroll from the arrivals hall at Brisbane Airport? You'll have your squad on the road just moments after you land.

Want to find the closest rental company to the city? That'd be Europcar. You'll find it 4 kilometres away.

Holidays to Shailer Park

Before you kiss the cat goodbye and jump in that taxi to the airport, it pays to know a thing or two about where you're venturing to. Read on for a few helpful Shailer Park pointers.

Shailer Park is a superb base to start exploring Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland. If you're wondering how to get there from the city centre, you'll need to head southeast for 25 kilometres.

It's the people that can make an adventure truly wonderful. So while you're staying in Shailer Park, why not travel out of town for a bit and acquaint yourself with some of the other 2 200 000 locals that call Brisbane their home?