The several-times-delayed Queen’s Wharf Brisbane is finally ready, with The Star Brisbane making its debut.
Openings don’t come much bigger than this – the Queensland capital’s several-times-delayed, $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf Brisbane is finally ready, with Thursday marking the debut of The Star Brisbane – albeit still stage by stage.The glittering casino, hotel, dining, event, retail and entertainment complex on the Brisbane River will, in the not-too-distant future, house three distinct hotels – the Star Grand , the Dorsett Brisbane and Australia’s first Rosewood hotel .
Open now are the Star Grand’s 340 hotel rooms, including four penthouses, along with Sokyo restaurant and the 1440-seat ballroom in the Event Centre, another key area of the mega-development.The Sky Deck’s viewing platform, along with a trio of restaurants and bars – Cicada Blu, Aloria and Babblers – will swing their doors open before the end of the year.Black Hide by Gambaro will open on The Terrace, as will Luke Nguyen’s Fat Noodle .
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