Lylo Hostel Brisbane redefines the backpacker experience with its artistic flair, comfortable amenities and a sense of community, writes Jack Coffey Location: In the heart of Brisbane’s Fortitude Valley, Lylo Brisbane is the new and first LyLo in Australia and a must-visit for any backpacker or solo traveller. Style: An artsy and comfortable alternative to the usual backpacker experience . Perfect for: Making friends and finding time for privacy on your solo travelling adventure .
Price: Starting from $76 per person per night for a pod, and up to $227 for a private King Room . First impressions: When you stay at a hostel, you normally expect little to no service, a room key, and a squeaky bunk bed full of other people invading your space. If you’re lucky, there might be a small space with an uneven pool table to socialise.
That’s fine for most, and I have spent my fair share of time in places like that, but Lylo is different. READ MORE: 10 new things to do in Queensland Lylo takes all the elements of the backpacker experience you love and builds on them in new and creative ways. When you arrive at Lylo, the first thing you will notice is the building.
It features an artistic graffiti mural of the Brisbane River, adorned with oddly shaped windows and beautiful colours. You don’t need Google Maps to find it, as it stands out against the usual row of city buildings, sending a clear message that what Lylo is doing is different. Inside, you’ll find a blend of modern desi.
