Queen’s Wharf makes a splash in Brisbane

Three luxurious infinity-style pools and a new skyline events space have been unveiled at The Star Brisbane at the Queen’s Wharf precinct adding to the city’s must-visit tourism appeal.

Located on the luxe level seven Leisure Deck offering sweeping views over the Brisbane River, the Isoletto Pool Club, complete with three pools, café, pool bar, gymnasium, sauna and steam room – will be exclusive to all guests of the 340-room The Star Grand hotel and launches ahead of the Easter long weekend.

Areas of the Isoletto Pool Club will also be available for private and corporate occasions, events and celebrations complementing the state-of-the-art Event Centre at the precinct and bolstering Brisbane’s business events market.

The launch of Isoletto comes as The Sky Deck soaring over 100 metres above the pool deck celebrates its one millionth visitor.

The Star Brisbane CEO Daniel Finch said, “Since opening just over seven months ago, The Sky Deck has been a major drawcard for visitors to the Brisbane CBD – whether dining at the two rooftop restaurants, sipping a cocktail at Cicada Blu, or enjoying the free, public viewing platform, which delivers stunning views from Moreton Bay to Mt Coot-tha.”

“We are delighted to now launch the glamorous Isoletto Pool Club and further help drive visitation for the city and the state.

“The new luxurious Isoletto Pool Club elevates our premium level of guest experience and service.”

Isoletto Pool Club is positioned on Brisbane’s largest wet deck pool area and features three stunning pools which are accessible all year round, even in the cooler months.

With over 530 sqm of swimmable pools, the two featured pools are heated to 28 degrees while the oversized swim spa will sit at 32 degrees.

The expansion of tourism assets at Queen’s Wharf Brisbane has been welcomed by industry leaders.

Queensland Tourism Industry Council CEO Natassia Wheeler said, “The unveiling of Isoletto Pool Club and The Sky Deck numbers reinforce Brisbane’s growing reputation as a world-class tourism destination and showcases the type of visionary infrastructure Queensland needs to stay globally competitive.”

“As we look ahead to the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, investments like these are not just welcome—they are essential. Premium tourism assets elevate our visitor experience, enhance our business events offering, and drive sustained economic benefit across the state.

“This is exactly the kind of bold tourism development that positions Queensland for long-term success on the global stage.”

Brisbane Economic Development Agency CEO Anthony Ryan said, “The Isoletto Pool Club raises the bar for luxury tourism in Brisbane and cements our reputation as one of the best places in the world to visit.

“This new addition will give visitors another compelling reason to stay at The Star Brisbane while enhancing Brisbane’s reputation as world-class destination for leisure and business travel.”

Isoletto Pool Club is open to The Star Grand hotel guests.