Base 23, 24, 25, 26 (Damn!)

Like I said, four apartments in two weeks. Let's get it over with.

West End 1

The first one I picked because Diana arrived at 6 in the morning and didn't want to wait until 12 to check-in. Most of the room are only available after 12 or 2 pm. It was in West End and would be a nice place to say in the summer but the winter nights were 12°C outside and inside this apartment it was considerably colder.

West End 2

Not for us then. The second one was in Highgate Hill, more modern, a more comfortable stay with pretty impressive views.

Highgate Hill 1

It was a bit warmer and more comfortable. I had a nice desk to work from for a bit which is where I took the photo above.

Highgate Hill 2

The negative was that it was pretty far from anything that wasn't more apartments. In order to reach a restaurant or to go buy food or something, you were best advised to get a bus. Still nice enough but a bit expensive. Let's go to Hamilton next.

Hamilton 1

There were a couple of good things there. We had the whole apartment to ourselves. It was modern, beautiful, it has a nice desk for me to work, although the chair needed some kind of cushion to make it bearable.

Hamilton 2

The apartment gets bonus points for having its own underground parking place but we had to go through a labyrinth with two lifts to get there. Also restaurants and a super market very close by. And a great view. But because of bad timing with booking the place and a flight to Bali, we had two days left to fill. Enter Nundah.

Nundah

This one was close to the airport and close to where we wanted to leave our car before going to the airport. Nothing remarkable about it except from the part that the guy who lived there had his own "start-up" together with three other people and they worked on their e-learning website in order to sell it. I have never heard it being said so explicitely before that you make a company not in order to do something but in order to give it value and sell it. Damn!