Macau Resorts

The Grand Lisboa Hotel is a new version of an old Lisboa hotel.  The updated Grand Lisboa Hotel has 200 tables, 300 guest rooms and 40 floors.  The building of the Grand Lisboa is shaped like a giant bright yellow lotus flower, which is regarded as an official emblem of Macao Special Administrative Region.  The rooms are an interesting mix of comfort and design, with the influences of China clearly present.  Travelers looking for one of the best five-star hotels in Macau with a 24 hour casino need look no further than the Grand Lisboa Macau.

Ammenities at the Grand Lisboa Macau include:

• Shuttle Service to the Airport: Available for a fee through the hotel.

• Casino: Yes, a large casino.
• Spa: Yes, a spa and fitness center are available at the Grand Lisboa Macau.
• Business Center: The hotel also has an excellent business center, with high speed internet access, fax machines, and long distance phones.
• Room Service: Yes, with limited hours.
• Standard Room Amenities: air conditioning, television, hair dryer, wake-up calls, non-smoking rooms, a mini bar and separate sitting areas in each guest room.
• Hotel Amenities: conference room, laundry service, a fitness center, concierge services, room service (with limited hours), a bar, child care, an outdoor pool, hair salon, gift shop, restaurant, fax machine and coffee shop
• Incidental Charges: You’ll be asked to provide a credit card when you check in to cover any incidental charges.

The Lisboa Casino & Hotel is more than just a jumble of great amenities; however, the Lisboa Casino & Hotel also features one of the largest casinos on the Cotai Strip.  Among the many hotels in Macau, the Lisboa Casino & Hotel stands out as one of the most popular casinos.  With the recent lift on the ban of foreign investors, gambling in Cotai has only increased, and casinos are growing in both number and size.  Hotels in Macau are increasing including casinos as a part of their makeup. 

The Grand Lisboa is generally considered to be a four-star hotel and is one of the most upscale hotels in Macau.  The new Grand Lisboa hotel faces the old Lisboa hotel across the street, and the two are connected by an overhead walkway.  The Grand Lisboa has the distinction of being Macau’s tallest building, though of course with all of the casino construction on the Cotai Strip it may not retain the distinction. 

The Grand Lisboa Casino is in good company, however.  The Galaxy Starworld, the Venetian Macau and the Wynn Macau are all located conveniently nearby.  For any travelers who come to Macau looking to spend most of their time hopping from one casino to the next, the Grand Lisboa is a great choice.  The 1.8 mile stretch of beach that makes up the Cotai Strip is getting quite a facelift, and the strip will soon be what many consider the Las Vegas of Asia.  So, whether you come to Macau just to gamble or are hoping to take advantage of duty-free shopping or great restaurants, the Grand Lisboa Hotel is a great choice among accommodation in Macau.