The date for the opening of Brisbane’s sexy new five-star W Hotel has been revealed this morning.
The doors of this swanky new hotel set to shake up the Brisbane accommodation scene is June 1, 2018.
Its opening will mark the re-entry of the iconic W brand into Australia and will be the first five-star hotel to open in Brisbane City in 20 years.
W Hotel Brisbane
Located at 81 North Quay, W Brisbane will light up the Brisbane River foreshore, bringing bold design and playful luxury to the western end of the CBD.
Highlights include the view from Brisbane River to South Bank and Mount Coot-tha, as well as three bars and restaurants that will create a thriving local scene.
“W Brisbane will defy expectations and become a destination within itself”
W Hotels.
The hotel will be made up of 312 guestrooms, including 29 suites, two Wow Suites and the Extreme Wow Suite (the brand’s modern interpretation of a Presidential Suite).
The guestrooms are designed with custom furnishings and interiors inspired by Queensland’s heritage and laidback Aussie vibes.
In Queensland first, Australia’s much loved culinary crew, Three Blue Ducks are laying down roots with the launch of Three Blue Ducks Brisbane; W Brisbane’s Signature Restaurant.
This will mix Queensland’s vibrant yet laidback culture with their legendary paddock to plate ethos.
The Living Room (W’s take on the traditional hotel lobby) will be a serene spot to relax or meet during the day, transforming into a lively hub in the evening with a dedicated DJ booth.
Guests can also re-charge poolside at the WET Deck with a swim, an Aussie barbeque and a range of smoothies.
At the hotel’s AWAY Spa, guests can enjoy massages, get a salon-ready hair-do at Brisbane’s first Edwards And Co, a mani and pedi, facial or quick fixes.
The spa’s relaxation pods, vitality pools, experience showers and salt inhalation chambers will leave guests feeling rejuvenated. There is also a 24 FIT gym and 1,100 square metres of event space and meeting rooms.
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