Four Seasons Hotel Macao
Four Seasons Hotel Macao offers 360 guestrooms and suites, comprising the Royal suite, Ambassador suite and Superior room. The hotel houses a Michelin-starred restaurant Zi Yat Heen serving dim sum and Cantonese delights. Other F&B options include Belcancao for Asian or Western cuisine and Splash for Wagyu cheese burgers and pork ribs.
The hotel boasts a total of 2,555 sqm of event space, including two ballrooms, seven breakout rooms and a boardroom. The Lotus Ballroom can accommodate up to 400 guests while the Lily meeting space has a capacity of 60 guests.
Guests can also pamper themselves with a spa treatment or lounge by an outdoor pool.
Galaxy Hotel
The Galaxy Hotel features 1,307 guestrooms and 142 deluxe suites. One of the highlights is the Royal suite, which comes with a 24-hour private butler service.
For meetings and social gatherings, the hotel offers a garden, a grand hall and a poolside, well-appointed meeting rooms, poolside event space for cocktail parties and a lavish hall for gourmet feasts that can accommodate up to 480 people. The hotel spoils you for choice with a wide variety of food and beverage outlets.
Other amenities like spa, a beach bar and a swim-up bar are also available at the property.
Morpheus Hotel
Morpheus Hotel has 772 guestrooms and suites. There are nine villas, out of which six connect to private salons and three offer dedicated interior pools. Enjoy panaromic views of Macao, complemented by a dining experience at Yi, a Chinese restaurant on the 21st floor Sky Bridge. For some French classics, head to Voyages by Alain Ducasse or visit Pierre Hermé lounge for cocktails and light bites.
Art enthusiasts can visit Art on 23, showcasing modern art collections. Recreational amenities include a high-end fitness centre and the Morpheus spa and salon.
The St. Regis Macao
The St. Regis Macao offers 400 guest rooms including 122 suites with traditional Chinese elements of décor and exceptional views of the Cotai Strip.
The hotel includes a range of event spaces, which includes the pillarless Astor Ballroom that can accommodate up to over 600 guests.
Culinary options are The Manor blending Asian elements in continental preparations, The St. Regis Bar for the signature Bloody Mary cocktail and The St. Regis Pool Bar for casual dining among others.
The hotel’s concierge team will help you plan your travel itinerary across Macao. marriott.com
Sheraton Grand Macao
The property houses 4,001 rooms and suites, and is the world’s largest Sheraton hotel. Designed keeping in mind the needs of business travellers, the hotel features the Kashgar Grand Ballroom that can accommodate up to 5,000 guests (theatre-style).
Guests can rejuvenate at Shine Spa for Sheraton or relax by the outdoor pools with private cabanas.
Health-conscious business travellers can work-out at Sheraton Fitness equipped with high-end amenities.
Multiple culinary options like Bene for Italian food; Feast for Asian, Portuguese and Macanese cuisine; Yum Cha for Chinese specialities and Palms Café and Bar for drinks and beverages.
The Venetian Macao
The Venetian Macao is a suites only resort. The grand building offers 3,000 suites starting from 70 sqm. Shopoholics can choose from 350 shopping options. Its Grand Canal, reminiscent of Venice, is a popular Instagrammable spot in Macao.
The property features 1,00,000 sqm of convention space and The Venetian Theatre that has a seating capacity of 1,800. Additionally, there is a 15,000-seater Cotai Arena for entertainment and sports events.
For F&B, there are over 30 choices, which comprise the Michelin-starred Golden Peacock. Apart from this, there is Portofino for Italian options and North for Dongbei and Sichuan cuisine.
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