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Top picks are the highest-rated venues of each type that publish a starting price.
Pub
Broadbeach TavernBroadbeachUp to 80 guests
From $750 minimum spend
Bar
NaamiBurleigh HeadsUp to 100 guests
From $4,000 minimum spend
Hotel
The Cavill HotelSurfers ParadiseUp to 300 guests
From $61 per person
Lowest per-person prices
TugunUp to 150 guests
Surfers ParadiseUp to 300 guests
Surfers ParadiseUp to 300 guests
Lowest minimum spends
BroadbeachUp to 80 guests
Burleigh HeadsUp to 100 guests
Hens weekends and the Gold Coast go together because the group can stay beside the beach, spend the day doing something and end up in a room of their own by evening. The venue question is really about which part of that plan it has to carry: a long lunch, a private party, or the start of a big night out.
Surfers Paradise and Burleigh Heads give you the most after-dark options close together. Further north, the Coomera and Oxenford taverns are calmer, with decks and water features, and they lend themselves to a mixed-age group that includes the mums and aunties.
Worth settling with the group first:
Many groups start at the wider hens party guide before fixing a venue. If a performer is on the cards, ask the venue for permission first, and check that everyone in the group is comfortable with it.

Surfers suits a large group wanting dance floors and a late finish, with accommodation close by. Burleigh feels more laid back, and it tends to suit a smaller group that wants a good bar and a walk on the beach the next morning.
Pub packages start around $35 per person to $61 per person. If you take a minimum-spend room, divide the figure by your group size, then add accommodation and any activity to give the guests a realistic total.
Schoolies fills Surfers Paradise in late November, and many groups would rather be elsewhere. Look at Broadbeach, Burleigh Heads or further north if your dates land there, and ask the venue how the period affects it.
Choose a room with some seating and a place to talk, not just a dance floor. A long lunch that rolls into an evening lets older guests leave early while the rest kick on.
Yes, an estate gives you privacy and space for a long table, though it needs a minibus or coach booked both ways. The hinterland is cooler and can turn misty, so pack a layer for the evening.