“This will be amazing for those guys,” he said. Ten levels will include a four-bedroom “super suite”, boasting the finest finishings, massive balconies and bathtubs facing out to the Pacific Ocean.Įcho’s property development director Josef Seidler said the planned hotel would be “right up there” with the best offerings in Asia.
The wow factor will be both indoors and outdoors. “They will be the best rooms in the country when they open. “The facilities will be opulent and fantastic to visit,” he said. While some of Queensland’s biggest casino projects remain in post-election limbo, Jupiters is forging ahead with a game-changing $345 million transformation.Īimed primarily at top-end travellers and high-rollers, some of the suites will boast three or four bedrooms and be complete with home offices, theatres and even private karaoke parlours.Įcho’s Queensland managing director Geoff Hogg said the new hotel would raise the bar for luxury accommodation in this country. Jupiters, part of the Echo Entertainment Group also vying for a new licence in Brisbane, has revealed details of a planned 17-storey six-star hotel at the Broadbeach casino which will feature some of Australia’s most luxurious accommodation.ĮLECTION: Packer’s warning on Brisbane casino BIG spenders will enjoy bathtub views of the Pacific Ocean, home cinemas and private karaoke suites in a new world of luxury resort planned for the Gold Coast’s Jupiters Casino.
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