Treasury Hotel Brisbane

At first, I thought the hotel was old and might not be great, but overall, the facilities inside were quite good. One thing that surprised me was that parking was difficult to find. Later, I found out it was because of a water pipe burst, which also made the walk from the parking area to the room quite long. I now understand that this was not a normal situation. The room itself was quite good. What impressed me the most was the service at checkout. The staff member not only asked where I was heading but also walked me to the door and gave clear directions, even pointing out which way to turn after exiting. That, to me, truly demonstrated what hospitality in a hotel should be. I don’t know the gentleman’s name, but he had dark skin and a newborn baby, as I saw on his screen. He truly deserves a promotion because he exemplified what a hotel staff member should be. Well done!

I booked this hotel for its old world charm. Big mistake. It is quite tired and in need of complete refurbishment or should be closed. The restaurant decor is like that of a third class train station. The hotel has 3 lifts. One was out of service on arrival and throughout the stay. A second went out of service on the second day and was not return to service. The final one broke down today so there is no elevator to any floor. As the hotel has 18 ft ceilings it is quite a hike to the upper floors. Completely unacceptable.

I had the absolute pleasure of once again (3rd time now) residing in the majestic Hotel Suite at the Treasury Hotel Brisbane, and it was once again truly a regal experience. This expansive luxury suite, spanning approximately 100 square meters, epitomized old-world charm and sophistication.||||The suite's interior was a masterclass in elegant design, boasting two stunning marble bathrooms, a spacious walk-in robe, and two expansive desks. The presence of two large TVs catered to both work and leisure, while the six-seat dining table provided an ideal setting for entertaining or enjoying a private meal. ||||The in-room dining has reduced somewhat since my last stay, with a new cutoff time of 9pm daily and a reduced menu. This is apparently due to the old star casino across the road no longer supporting the hotels catering, however, the new casino is also across the road & perhaps there is an opportunity to revisit the in room dining support from the Star. We miss having freshly shucked oysters served in room.||||The pièce de résistance, however, was the sumptuous king-size bed, guaranteeing a restful slumber amidst the finest linens. You can see the video review on my Youtube channel.||||Beyond the suite itself, the Treasury Hotel Brisbane offered unparalleled access to the city's premier attractions. Queen Street Mall, the picturesque Riverside, and the new Star Casino complex were all mere steps away, providing endless opportunities for exploration and entertainment.||||What struck me most about this hotel suite, though, was its unique blend of classic luxury and modern convenience. In an era where sleek minimalism often dominates hotel design, the Treasury Hotel Brisbane's old-world charm was a breath of fresh air – a rarity that left an indelible mark on my stay.||||Rating: 5/5 stars||||Price: Reflects the high-end quality and luxury offered||||Location: Unbeatable access to Brisbane's main attractions||||Ambience: Elegant, sophisticated, and steeped in old-world charm||||Service: Impeccable and attentive||||Overall: A truly unforgettable luxury hotel experience in Brisbane

My wife and I had a fantastic stay at the treasury Brisbane we were greeted by really friendly staff apon arriving and upgraded to a suite at no extra cost we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and Grant the concierge was very helpful and made our stay amazing.

Beautiful inside and outside. Rooms are gigantic, bed is so comfortable. Location is perfect . Lots of stores, eatery and currency exchange.

From the outside, the hotel looks stunning, but it’s in desperate need of a facelift. The dim lighting throughout the property gives it an eerie, haunted vibe rather than a cozy atmosphere. Upon checking in, we were given a room that felt as dark as a closet. The balcony couldn’t be opened due to some kind of plexiglass enclosure, and it was dirty as well. After requesting a room change, the staff member who showed us the new room seemed laid-back and unkempt, which didn’t inspire much confidence. While this second room was better than the first, it still needed significant improvements. It was dusty, and the outdoor furniture was rusted. On the positive side, the view was lovely, and the bathroom was acceptable, but that’s where the compliments end. Another downside was the lack of drinking water in the room—just a basic selection of tea and coffee. At $400 a night, it certainly wasn’t worth it, and I don’t recommend staying here unless significant renovations are made.

Checked in and went down town. Got back to our room around 9PM and discovered our room had no aircon. Bronte (Concierge) delivered the best service I have seen in a while. Moved us promptly to another room and triple checked the new room was up to standard. Great work Bronte and great work Treasury. This is the reason I like to stay there.

Love the building. Heritage listed, high ceilings and has character. Walked into the bar stone cold sober and asked for a double scotch. The bar man said, no sorry, I can't serve you that, it's policy. What about two singles then? I asked. He said, yes we could do that. I told him not to worry and asked why. He got very defensive and cut me off, "it's policy", he said. I ordered a beer and a cocktail for my wife (with multiple shots in it). Apparently multiple shots in a cocktail is fine, but two in a scotch glass is a hazard. Went down for breakfast and asked for some extra toast with my breakfast. The server brought out my breakfast without the extra toast I requested and said, see how you go with that and I will bring more toast if you need it. What am I, 6 years old? Well here is my policy. I'm getting pretty tired of being nannied by random staff who think it's their responsibility to make my choices for me. I'm able to make my own choices thanks. Next time we are in Brisbane we will visit one of the other 100+ hotels who may not treat us like juveniles. PS. The check in staff were good.

It's definitely not Vegas. There's no smoking inside the casino from what I could tell because we were denied entrance. We were first stopped because of a baseball cap, which we agreed to take off and put into our pack. Then a few more steps in, the same security guard asked if I had a backpack. I spun around, yes, that is a backpack, it was a small one, not a bookbag backpack. But he let us know that it wasn't allowed in. I said we just wanted to take a look inside, and still he said we couldn't. He did suggest we use a locker if we wanted, but it was already after we were on our way out. I mean if they don't want our money, that's on them.

We in need of some late night/early morning drunken nourishment, the cafe in the Casino hit the spot. A chunky meat pie and some thick cut chips with gallons of self serve sauces helped mop up the litres of beer we had already consumed. The pie had really tasty gravy and big chunks of meat.

I find it alright not as glamorous as the Sydney Casino but I still like coming here I love the bright lights

Went touring in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, came across this beautiful old government building turned into a hotel and casino. At the casino I watched many people at the roulette table dropping hundreds of dollars and not even blinking at it. Too much for me.

Beautiful building & very central. I couldn't believe how high the minimums were to play. It was $20 a hand minimum to play blackjack. I only saw $100 baccarat tables though I hope their are smaller ones to play in also. It was even hard to find a $20 blackjack table most were at least $50 a hand. Get real treasury, it's fine to have a high roller room but maybe if you had some $10 tables you would get more people, it was pretty empty when I showed up.

Roll up, roll up, ladies and gents. Take a punt on black tonight or try your luck with the pokies. Come in and take a load off, enjoy a gin and tonic or indulge in a ridiculously expensive but somehow magical cocktail and while away the night in one of our embellished function rooms. Get lost in a sea of light hearted gambling fun, it's harmless I promise! Just put down that $50 note, yes, there you go. Don't hold back, this is a casino after all! Why not sample our premium quality steak in our award-winning restaurant? You won't be sorry. Because at Brisbane's Treasury Casino, you'll find wonders for the eye and the stomach. If you're having a drink, I'd recommend you take the bus or the city cat ladies and gents, because the Casino is only a stone's throw away from a bevy of buses and a slight stroll from the North Quay ferry stop. But if you're taking it easy, you can park under the building for a hefty price of $50 for over 4 hours. Don't like the price? Too bad! Maybe you should have caught the ferry or the bus like I suggested hey? When you're done with me, why not take a stroll along the river and look at the pretty way my exterior façade changes colour. Impressive, no? I may not be on the same scale as Melbourne's Crown Casino or anything like that, but I try my best to impress. Give me some credit. Or give me your credit card; either way.

Last Friday was my previous school's student dance. "IES Student Dance 2013" It was held at this hotel. Due to the modernity in our society, I have to say this hotel has preserved its historical designs very well. Through the hall entrance, there are vintage mirrors at different sides and as well in the toilets. It's very capturing, I mean very self-capturing. Hahaha. The party was held from 7pm-10pm. If you are a wild party creature, this location is not suitable for your party as there are time restrictions because they also accommodate guests in the hotel. Quoted from the teacher/organiser: "The deals for the drinks and venues are very good!" They have a wide range of appetisers for people to choose from and the personal bar corner was mind-blowing! However, on that night, the lighting wasn't very impressive as there were some technical problems. But the party is still going very smooth...

I once had the luck to be invited to a bit of a 'do' in one of the rooms at the Treasury Hotel. It was one of those nights: an intimate dinner at Tank, followed by a trip to the casino. For those of us who didn't gamble, we went back to the hotel room. I couldn't help but assume that the Treasury Hotel was going to be tacky, despite it's beautiful and regal exterior. I blame the casino for my preconceived judgement. The hotel and casino do look quite similar from the outside, but when you get into their guts, they couldn't be more different. Where the casino is gaudy, the Treasury Hotel is regal and opulent. The long white columns, combined with high ceilings, ornamental plaster features on the ceilings, large windows, and romantic balconies really just sweep you off your feet into another time. The Treasury Hotel combines elements of classicism into Queensland architecture quite elegantly. Considering how incredibly beautiful this hotel is, I don't think paying $200+ per night is unreasonable. You're always going to pay more to stay in a hotel, and this one really is a worthwhile treat. The staff are professional. I will say there is a certain expected decorum if you choose to stay here. No stealing luggage trolleys and throwing yourself down aisles. No Roger Explosion forward rolls out of doors. Be classy. It is the most convenient place to stay if you do gamble. It's just a walk across the park to go meet your 2.30am session at the blackjack table. Also, I should note, there are certain benefits available to you while staying at the hotel if you are a regular customer at the casino.

This place has really lost of a lot of it's class... it's run down and depressing place to spend sometime and throw away some money. Compared to the building its a shadow of its former self.... So do yourself a favour a skip this place and save your money for a nice meal or siteseeing around Brisbane. You won't win here you will just lose your money.

The Treasury Casino can be amazing one night where you love it and leave with some cash and then rubbish the next where you leave with no money. However this is through no fault of the Casino. If you are prone to getting addicted to things then stay away because it can be very addictive. They have all your gambling needs and some tables have bets for as little as $2.50 so even if you just want to go for a bit of fun or learn how to play. There are also quite a few bars around the casino but the main one has a stage with live music an its quite a good party. The Treasury does get packed on the weekends though and some times even as late as 2 am its hard to find a space to play.

We have James Bond films and Las Vegas to thank for the glamourisation of gambling, while reality often reveals that the practice is often less golden (think recidivist problem gamblers frittering away their kids' lunch money, that kind of thing). However a trip to the old Treasury building for a flutter does hold a certain glittering appeal. I usually hit up the roulette tables on the main gambling floor (on the same level as the popular Livewire Bar) or play a few rounds of blackjack. I go for the cheaper tables that allow for a $5 bet, not the more expensive $10 minimum ones. If you're heading to the bar you can go for one of their signature frozen daiquiris, just don't drink too fast or you'll get brain freeze (you do want a cool head while you bet, but it's a fine line...) Oh and if you needed physical proof that money breeds power, let it be known that the Casino is the only fully walled licensed venue which is exempt from the Queensland government's 3am lockout rule. They still close down drink service at the bar for a few hours in the early morning though, so it does tend to discourage all night benders.

Ordered a meal at 'bite' Restaurant? in the Casino. The chips and fish were rewarmed over from some time before,we know because the chips were floppy and the fish dry and leathery.The meal had not just been fresh cooked- anybody would have known the difference The salad however was fresh. Served on cardboard trays with plastic cutlery ?. When we complained they just shrugged their shoulders. Save your money -you can get a better meal at some backstreet grease joint. Disappointed doesn't even come close Peter &Trixie-may Moss-(Pearl card members)(mystery Shoppers)

Having lived in Adelaide it is not hard to come across somebody who works, or has worked, in the casino (though I can also say that I know three people in Melbourne who work, or have worked, in the casino) so I sort of have an understanding of the ins and outs of the place. Look, I'm not really a big fan of casinos because in the end all they really end up being is a collection of games of chance where if you are lucky then you might win some money. I guess I'm not the type of person who is willing to risk my money on attempting to make more of it in the short term (if that is even possible). However, the thing that brought me back to the Treasury Casino was that it was open and it served beer, which was something that was really difficult to find in Brisbane late at night. The Casino inhabits the old treasury building, so it is actually a hive of little rooms, with a couple of large rooms in the middle. That I thought was cool, and it was fun wandering around this warren of rooms simply exploring the place. As with most casinos it has a number of restaurants of various grades as well as number of bars. I ended up in one particular bar, which was pretty cool, namely because it was the closet to the entrance. However if there happened to be any other late night establishments in the city, I probably would have avoided this place for them.

This review of the hotel, separate building to the casino although joined by an underground tunnel. We are staying in a Deluxe King room for two, this I think was the cheapest of the available rooms to book. The room is very spacious, nicely decorated, super comfy bed and a huge ceiling - the room must be two floors high. Great service, met at the door by concierge who walked us in, monitored our check-in and walked us to our room. Gave us some great info about things to do in Brissie for our couple of days.

A casino is a casino but if you get a chance to stay at the heritage listed Treasury Hotel, you should! A former government building from the Victorian era. Soaring ceilings, plush furnishings, dark wood, sandstone. Some rooms overlook the park, others the inner courtyard with Palm trees & iron lacework. Service is subdued but impeccable - as you would expect of a high end hotel.

The Treasury Casino can be a scary place - all endless carpeting, super cold airconditioning and no clocks. But that's only if you're a problem gambler. If you're not you can have a bit of fun here - mainly due to the cheap frozen daiquiri's and the 24 hour opening times. If you're just not ready for your night to end then visit for a night cap - but for the love of God please remember to set yourself a gambling limit (and give your ATM card to a trusted friend if necessary).

Disclaimer: This is coming from a non-gambler who wanted to explore the food options at the Treasury, because with four restaurants the likelihood of one being great is quite high, right? The exterior of the building is absolutely enchanting, the inside is a bit depressing as my fellow Yelpers have described above. Every time that we have walked by the treasury building in the last 10 months, I have been dying to check it out but we never had the chance. So you can imagine that the suspense was high when we decided to check it out for dinner (especially because we flipped a coin between the Treasury and one of the restaurants in South Bank... indecisive much?). So we went to the Kitchen (not Fat Noodle because we have had a lot of Vietnamese lately) and were not impressed by the atmosphere by any means. Andy actually said "Let's cut our losses and order because we are here and I am hungry." So it is safe to assume that it was not the most romantic date night experience, thank god for good company! The lamb shank was actually great, but fish and chips were a bit disappointing, and like I said, we ate and left immediately because it wasn't the type of place you wanted to share a romantic evening. I think it was strategically designed to have a decent meal and get back to flushing money down the pokies. In summary, we will not be eating in the basement of the Treasury again, unless it is 4am and we are drunk and famished. However, I would love to hear reviews on Fat Noodle or the upstairs fine dining...

Nice restaurants to eat here and when your done eating you can go play some pokies or some table games. You can also have a nice drink from the bar.

I have never actually done any gambling at the Casino, being the budget conscious person that I am, but I have watched many friends lose (and sometimes win) a bit of money here, either on the endless rooms full of pokies or the blackjack tables. In comparison to the casinos in Sydney, Melbourne and even the Gold Coast, Brisbane's is in desperate need of an upgrade. The place hasn't changed a bit in the last 20 years apart from a some pretty lights put up on the front of the building. It always seems to be one step away from being a nursing home, with elderly folks mind-numbingly feeding $1 coins into the slot machines. Frankly, the only good thing about the Casino is the fact that it's open 24 hours and is in the heart of the city, making it a perfect place to end the night at 6 in the morning when you are down to your last $20 and every other bar and club is shut. The cheap daiquiris can make that last $20 stretch out and if you win some money on the pokies, Cafe 21 is open 24 hours for breakfast. I do like the Premiers Bar in a corner of the Casino away from the bad carpeting and dinging pokies machines. It actually looks quite nice and has a dance-floor and DJ if you have any energy left for dancing.

Occasionally, it's fun to go into the vortex of the Treasury. It's usually late when we go and there's a decadent but quite fun atmosphere. not a gamer, but the music and dancing are Ok if you can get near the bar and dancefloor. Don't go if you're not up for a big crowd. The food's pretty good, too.

I have approximately 3K in my pocket allocated for gambling and I can't give this place my money on an empty Monday night because I'm wearing flip flops? Come on. Amateurs.

The Treasury is always fantastic to visit for a cheap mango or strawberry daiquiri, and the bar staff are lovely, which is in large part why my friends and I wander in at late hours when we're in the city looking for somewhere to relax, or something to do. The casino is always fun and games when you have a set limit of cash that you're willing to spend. And with the number of staff on constant prowl around the premises, you get the sense you either need to spend money or leave. On one of the hundreds of machines downstairs my friend taught me how to play the pokies, and we had a great time blowing his $16 winnings on watching me fail miserably. But it was depressing to see the sprawl of pokie machines that were mostly unoccupied, and frightening that there was absolutely no sense of time (the casino is open 24/7) in this cavernous hovel of cash. The casino itself is fine; the carpet and toilets are clean, and the staff are accommodating enough, but it's the atmosphere during the dead of the night that makes you feel dirty. (Not in a good way.) I've stopped by the casino 'food court' or 'dining area' in the early hours of the morning and it isn't a pretty sight. Here you'll find pokie addicts, alone, and refueling on soggy chips before they return to their drone like state. You can't help wondering why they're here at this hour. The atmosphere is a bit of a bummer, which is why although I enter Treasury casino with a sense of thrill, I always leave feeling slightly ill and underwhelmed.

The Restaurant, Lab is a disaster. Foods OK, but service inept, slow, wrong food brought, then the microwaved the tea cement food and it was scalding and rubbery. Staff enthusiastic but poorly trained. Not so tough to serve breakfast....

Beautiful place, great service, but why does the food have to be so terrible!? Tried 2 dishes and both well below restaurant quality.

Only stayed here, didn't use casino or try the food, but loved it. HUGE, grand rooms, clean, comfortable. Staff are all lovely. Crazy building.