Surfing and downloads are extremely quick.Īmenities in the room are satisfactory with the standard range of free to air and cable TV stations including CNN, Bloomberg Asia and Sky.
Rooms have wireless and wired Internet available for a fee, although it may waived for convention guests. Luckily there are nearby shopping centres to buy a powerboard if you can’t borrow one from reception. One aspect of the 1980s legacy is the scarcity of power points with only one double power outlet next to the fixed desk unit. Each room has a digital combination safe as well as ironing equipment. The bathroom, mini-bar and tea making facilities are basic but adequate. While it’s claimed there have been ongoing refurbishments since 2008, the rooms are dated and tired, despite a relatively recent paint job.īeds are comfortable and the blackout blinds do a good job of plunging the room into darkness and keeping the early morning or late evening sun out of the room on a hot day. There was no problem with checking in two hours before the official check-in time.Īsking reception for some fresh milk for the tea making facilities was no problem. The front desk staff are friendly and helpful. The $3 fare is reportedly waived for hotel guests but check at reception first. There is also a cheesy and largely pointless monorail that runs to the shopping complex across the highway. Most of the time that walk will be fine but be prepared to get soaked in wet weather. The Gold Coast Convention Centre is a 200m walk from the hotel across an open air walkbridge.
The Casino sits on its own island some 500m away from the beach.
Jupiter’s Hotel and Casino is located centrally on the Gold Coast in Broadbeach, around 4km South of Surfers Paradise and 20km North of the Airport, right next to the Pacific Fair shopping mall. Jupiter’s was built in the late 1980s as part of Australia’s initial casino mania. Today it’s looking its age despite several refurbishments in recent years.Īpart from the gambling room, the complex’s main attraction is its proximity to the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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