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Econo Lodge Waterford

Bethania, QLD

Econo Lodge Waterford is a budget-friendly motel in Bethania, a southern suburb of Logan City, approximately 30 kilometres south of Brisbane CBD. The property sits along the Pacific Motorway corridor, making it a practical choice for road-trippers travelling between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, business travellers visiting Logan's industrial precincts, or families seeking affordable accommodation with easy highway access. The location offers convenient access to major shopping centres including Logan Hyperdome and Grand Plaza, while being within a 20-minute drive of the northern Gold Coast beaches. The motel provides straightforward, no-frills accommodation typical of the Econo Lodge brand, catering to travellers prioritising value and accessibility over luxury amenities.

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Onsite parkingWiFi availableAir conditioningFamily rooms availableSuitable for business travellers

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Frequently asked

Where exactly is this hotel?

Econo Lodge Waterford is located in Bethania, a suburb of Logan City in south-east Queensland, positioned along the Pacific Motorway approximately 30 kilometres south of Brisbane.

What's nearby?

The motel is close to Logan Hyperdome and Grand Plaza shopping centres, Logan's industrial and business districts, and within 20 minutes' drive of northern Gold Coast beaches. Brisbane CBD is approximately 30 minutes north via the motorway.

Is it suitable for families or road-trippers?

Yes, the motel caters well to families and road-trippers seeking budget accommodation between Brisbane and the Gold Coast, with easy motorway access and family room options available.

Any parking available?

Onsite parking is available for guests, which is standard for motels in this location along the highway corridor.

How far to the Gold Coast or Brisbane?

The Gold Coast's northern beaches are approximately 20 minutes south, while Brisbane CBD is roughly 30 minutes north via the Pacific Motorway.