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Book one of the 340 guestrooms that are a lesson in understated luxury with muted tones, flashes of gold and many with fantastic views of the riverside action. The bathrooms are grey marble with Karl Lagerfeld bathroom products, but from entry-level to the 217sqm Skyline Penthouse Suite the rooms exude elegance and sophistication. Just like its name suggests The Star Grand Brisbane has very lofty ambitions to be the most talked about hotel in Brisbane, as part of the city’s new $3.6 billion Queen’s Wharf Brisbane precinct. Other sources said the Chinese partners had flagged the prospect of dumping Star and finding a new manager, or another investor coming in to acquire Star's stake in the joint venture.