Notes for booking The Star Brisbane on work trips

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One night, one meeting

A compact note for a Brisbane stay built around one meeting, with arrival, room use, dinner and an early departure kept practical.

Conference-week rooms

What to send when a team needs rooms around an event week, using the hotel’s published room and event-space facts.

Who runs it now

A plain note on Destination Brisbane Consortium ownership and The Star’s operator role, as stated in the current fact file.

What this journal is for

This notes section sits beside the full review, the rooms guide and the meetings and events page. It is for practical booking questions that come up before a request is sent: how to shape a one-night stay, what to include for a room block, and how to read the current structure behind the Queen’s Wharf precinct.

The facts used here come from the venue, the precinct site, regulator material and company releases in the fact file. The Star Grand is published with 340 rooms. The Star Brisbane opened in stages from 29 August 2024. Treasury Brisbane casino closed on 25 August 2024, and the Treasury Hotel is listed as coming soon with no date.

Start with the trip type

For a single meeting, the useful questions are arrival time, check-in timing, dinner plan and departure time. For a conference week, the useful questions are room categories, delegate dates, event space use and billing preferences. If the airport leg matters, use the airport and Airtrain page as a planning pointer, then check official timetables for the day of travel.

If a client dinner is part of the programme, the Sky Deck and dining guide is the better starting point. It lists the published Sky Deck venues and hours without turning dinner into a long itinerary. For wider context around William Street, the river and the Neville Bonner Bridge, use the Queen’s Wharf precinct page.