Gold Coast nightlife: New and improved Surfers Paradise nightclub The Bedroom

One of Surfers Paradise’s most popular nightclubs is being relaunched with an invite-only party after a major revamp. Take a sneak peek at what they’ve done.

The Bedroom Lounge Bar in Surfers Paradise, has undergone a renovation. Matt Keegan inside the new ball pit. Picture: Jerad Williams

THE company bringing you a new and improved version of famed Surfers Paradise nightclub The Bedroom is promising you’ll have a ball of a time.

The Orchid Avenue nightlife mainstay is being relaunched with an invite-only party on Friday before the doors open to the public from 9pm.

The Bedroom Lounge Bar in Surfers Paradise, has undergone a renovation. Picture: Jerad Williams

Upgrades include bespoke cocktail list, giant showpiece bathtub display and cabinets for high-end alcohol storage. Picture: Jerad Williams

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Guests will discover a lighter, brighter more open lounge bar setting inside the downstairs club after Artesian Hospitality shelled out six figures on a complete revamp.

Features include a ball pit, bespoke cocktail list, giant showpiece bathtub display and cabinets for high-end alcohol storage.

The Bedroom Lounge Bar in Surfers Paradise, has undergone a renovation. Picture: Jerad Williams

Seating and the ball pit. Picture: Jerad Williams

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Artesian partner Matt Keegan said it made it more of a lounge bar aimed at attracting teens with appeal to an older demographic in the 20s, 30s and 40s.

New and improved The Bedroom Lounge Bar in Surfers Paradise. Picture: Jerad Williams

“We have been wanting for a long time to take Surfers from that reputation it had to lift it up, make it fresh, make it new and turn it more into an adult entertainment spot for all ages.

Seating at the renovated The Bedroom Lounge Bar in Surfers Paradise. Picture: Jerad Williams

The ball pit. Picture: Jerad Williams

It's got a combination of lounge bar and late night. Throughout COVID it will operate as lounge bar and sort of like a nightclub. We are also looking at opening earlier.

Matt Keegan and Tim Martin inside the renovated space. Picture: Jerad Williams

“We wanted to incorporate neon, a lot of things that are coming back, give people those instagrammable moments, we also wanted to change the venue layout,” he said.

It will also bee taking booth and table bookings ahead to avoid queues.