Mantra Brisbane reopens
The works were led by Singapore-based architectural designer FDAT Architects, who has created a contemporary urban oasis away from the hustle and bu...
The Mantra Terrace Hotel in Brisbane has reopened for guest stays after a multimillion-dollar renovation across its guestrooms, public spaces, and restaurant and bar.
The works were led by Singapore-based architectural designer FDAT Architects, who has created a contemporary urban oasis away from the hustle and bustle of the hotel’s city surroundings. All 85 guestrooms and suites have been upgraded to deliver an elegant new experience to guests visiting Queensland’s river city.
The hotel’s popular O Bar & Dining has also been revitalised and now serves a new American bistro-style menu with dishes inspired by iconic American regional foods, including a New Orleans muffuletta, New York red-wine brisket burger and a strip steak sandwich.
Explore more: mantra.com.au
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