Luxury hotel on cards for Trinity Point as expansion plan approved

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A landmark $665 million expansion of Lake Macquarie’s Trinity Point has received the green light, with a 153-room luxury hotel comprising four serviced apartments part of the plans.It represents a “significant milestone for Lake Macquarie and the broader Hunter region”, according to development firm Johnson Property Group, which confirmed that Development Approval had been received on 1 August.“This project is about putting Lake Macquarie on the global stage,” said Founder Keith Johnson. “We’re not just building something beautiful we’re creating a destination that will showcase the best of this region to the world and leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.”The approval signals the next phase of Trinity Point’s transformation with its 94-berth marina expanded to 188 berths in a major expansion of its existing offering.

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In addition to the luxury hotel, the approved expansion will introduce 160 waterfront apartments with lake views, two 300-seat signature restaurants, a day spa and wellness offering, conference and function facilities, as well as multiple pools, bars and landscaped public areas.It will feature “sculptural, sustainability-focused design” by Koichi Takada Architects, with underground parking.These additions will elevate Trinity Point to become a “true lifestyle precinct” with the expanded development expected to deliver major economic uplift for the region, generating construction jobs and long-term employment across hospitality, tourism, events and maintenance.

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