Room Rates Comparison

Compare indicative starting room rates across the three casino hotels we've reviewed. Rates are per night and subject to seasonal availability — always confirm with the hotel before booking.

How to Use This Comparison

The rates below are indicative "from" prices for standard rooms at each hotel. Actual prices vary by date, room type, and availability. Use this table as a starting point, then read our full review for each property to see which room category is worth booking.

Crown Promenade, Melbourne

A contemporary hotel on Southbank with direct access to Crown Melbourne's casino floor. Rooms range from the standard King to the spacious Premier River View. Rates are highest on weekends and during major events at nearby venues.

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Crown Promenade Melbourne
King Room
$260
per night, from
  • 32 sqm, city view
  • King-size bed
  • Walk to Crown casino floor
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Corner Suite
$480
per night, from
  • 56 sqm, dual-aspect views
  • Separate living area
  • Access to Club lounge
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Treasury Casino & Hotel, Brisbane

Set in a heritage-listed sandstone building in the Brisbane CBD, with a modern casino floor and easy access to South Bank. Rooms are individually styled — no two are identical. Weekend rates tend to be lower than Crown Promenade's.

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Treasury Casino & Hotel Brisbane
Heritage Room
$220
per night, from
  • Individually styled decor
  • Queen or king bed
  • Walk to casino floor
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Parliament Suite
$420
per night, from
  • Separate living and dining
  • Heritage architectural features
  • Butler service on request
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Wrest Point, Hobart

Australia's first legal casino, in a tower overlooking the Derwent River in Sandy Bay. Rooms are more affordable than the mainland properties, and free on-site parking is included. Water-view rooms are the ones to book.

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Wrest Point Hobart
Mountain View Room
$210
per night, from
  • Queen bed, mountain outlook
  • Free on-site parking
  • Walk to casino floor
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Point Suite
$380
per night, from
  • Separate lounge area
  • Panoramic water views
  • Complimentary breakfast
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Side-by-Side Comparison

Key details across all three casino hotels at a glance.

Feature Crown Promenade Treasury Casino & Hotel Wrest Point
Location Southbank, Melbourne Brisbane CBD Sandy Bay, Hobart
Starting Rate (per night) $260 $220 $210
Top Suite Rate (per night) $480 $420 $380
Free On-Site Parking Valet only ($) Nearby paid Yes
Direct Casino Access Yes Yes Yes
Water View Rooms River view No River view
Heritage Building No Yes (1850s) No (1970s tower)
Our Overall Rating 4.6 / 5 4.3 / 5 4.2 / 5

Rates FAQ

Common questions about our room rate comparison.

Are these the exact prices I'll pay?
No. These are indicative "from" prices for standard rooms. Actual rates vary by date, availability, and room type. Always check directly with the hotel for current pricing.
Do you sell hotel bookings?
No. Harborlight Agency is a review publication, not a booking platform. Use the links in each review to book directly with the hotel or through your preferred travel agent.
How often do you update these rates?
We review and update our rate tables periodically, but hotel pricing can change daily. Treat these figures as a rough guide rather than a live quote.
Which hotel offers the best value?
Wrest Point has the lowest starting rate and includes free parking, making it the best budget option. Crown Promenade commands a premium for its Southbank location and river views. Treasury falls in between, with heritage charm in the CBD.
Do any hotels charge a resort fee?
Crown Promenade charges for valet parking. Wrest Point includes free self-parking. Treasury does not charge a separate resort fee but parking is at nearby commercial car parks. Check each hotel's website for the latest fee schedule.

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