Radisson signs Brisbane Property

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Radisson has signed a 59-room Brisbane hotel slated to open in 2026, as part of the group’s development strategy in the region ahead of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Sixty-Five Hotel Brisbane, a member of Radisson Individuals, has been signed by Radisson Hotel Group, advancing its growth strategy in Australia and marking the debut of the brand in Queensland.

The fully renovated Brisbane CBD property will be a compact, design-led, upscale 59-room hotel when it premieres this year. The property will be operated through a first-in-market collaboration with Mandala Hotels & Resorts.

“This hotel is my little gem in central Brisbane, and my vision was to create a design-led property with a strong personality,” owner of Sixty-Five Hotel Brisbane, Sammy Singh said upon the signing.

 
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