Canberra's Premier Destination
Nestled in the heart of Canberra, where the Brindabella ranges paint the horizon at dusk, invites you into a world of velvet-lit casino gaming floors and rooms that hold the warmth of the city long after the stars appear. This is the capital's most captivating address - a place where every sense is coaxed awake and every moment becomes a story worth carrying home.
Our 4,200-square-metre casino floor sits just 800 metres from Lake Burley Griffin, meaning the glow of the capital's water is always a short stroll away after the last hand is played.
Our head chef sources produce from the Fyshwick Fresh Food Markets every morning, translating the ACT's cool-climate harvests - truffles, lamb, heritage vegetables - into plates that change with each season.
Every room above the eighth floor offers an unobstructed sightline to the Brindabella mountain range, where alpenglow turns the ridgeline amber at precisely 6:14 on a winter evening.
Executive Chef Lena Hartworth built her philosophy around one principle: the ACT's cool continental climate produces ingredients with a depth of flavour that demands restraint, so every dish strips away the unnecessary and lets a single Murrumbateman truffle or a slow-roasted Snowy Mountains lamb shoulder speak for itself. The property houses two distinct dining venues - Meridian, a 64-seat fine dining room with a menu that changes every eight weeks in step with the seasons, and Larder & Light, a relaxed all-day dining space where the morning pastry trolley is filled before 6 a.m. using stone-milled flour from a Bungendore mill. Both rooms share a common atmosphere: timber-lined, softly lit, with the particular quiet of a Canberra evening drifting through, making every meal feel less like a restaurant visit and more like being welcomed into a private home that happens to employ a remarkable kitchen for casino guests and overnight travellers.
Luxurious retreats crafted for the most discerning guests
Mountain Vista
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the entire western mountain range, so the first thing you feel upon waking is the cool blue light of a Canberra dawn pressing gently against your skin. Matte charcoal stone, hand-stitched woollen throws sourced from a Yass Valley producer, and a soaking tub positioned to face the view complete a room that feels less like accommodation and more like a private vantage point over the capital.
Lakeside Glow
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Named for the architect whose vision shaped the city itself, this room keeps Walter Burley Griffin's alive through curved timber detailing and a palette drawn from the lake's shifting colours - steel grey at noon, deep copper at dusk. The king bed is positioned so that morning light from the east crosses the room in a slow, deliberate line, marking time the way the city was always meant to be experienced before a casino evening.
Private Terrace
Step onto your private terrace and the green dome of Parliament House appears through a frame of native eucalyptus, close enough to feel the weight of civic history but far enough to belong entirely to yourself. Inside, deep burgundy upholstery, blackwood joinery, and the low hum of underfloor heating create a warmth that Canberra's sharp winter nights only intensify.
stands as Canberra's singular hotel-casino destination, where 186 lavish guest rooms rise above a live gaming floor humming with anticipation and a dining precinct that rivals the finest tables on Marcus Clarke Street. The capital's rare blend of political gravitas, lakeside serenity, and cultural depth - from the National Gallery to the luminous shores of Lake Burley Griffin - seeps into every corner of this property, giving it a character no other city could produce. Come here and you will leave feeling the particular thrill that only Canberra grants: the sensation of having lived, dined, played, and rested at the very centre of a nation's story.






's gaming floor spans 4,200 square metres across two levels and houses over 320 electronic gaming machines alongside 28 live table games - a scale that places it firmly among the most substantial gaming destinations between Sydney and Melbourne. The atmosphere is deliberately intimate rather than cavernous: low amber lighting borrowed from the hues of the Canberra autumn canopy, the soft percussion of shuffled cards, and staff who remember your name by the second visit all contribute to a floor that feels personal rather than transactional. The casino draws a knowing crowd - diplomats, visiting academics, Canberrans who treat the casino floor as a familiar evening ritual - lending every session a quiet undercurrent of intrigue that no other casino venue in the ACT can replicate.
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