Grand Lisboa Macau
The iconic Grand Lisboa Macau is located in Macau, a region on the south coast of China, across the Pearl River Delta from Hong Kong.
This casino hotel is hard to miss; it comprises a huge reflective dome and an ultramodern gold tower at a staggering 856 feet (261 meters)!
The dome lights up with different colors at night. Guests will find that the rooms match the exterior in their unique luxury, with modern designer furniture, chandeliers, and LED lighting.
Some room types include gorgeous marble bathrooms with cascade showers and personal saunas.
Guests are sure not to be bored during their stay at the Grand Lisboa. Spacious gambling floors and high ceilings painted in striking gold tones leave guests entertained.
With 270 gaming tables, over 700 slot machines, and a professional wait and service staff, the Grand Lisboa is a casino lover's dream.
Foodies will rejoice as well. There are eight high-end restaurants and bars, including Michelin-starred eateries, for guests to enjoy.
The Robuchon au Dome, found in the dome of the Grand Lisboa, offers a magnificent view of Macau that guests can enjoy.
At the same time, the Round-The-Clock Coffee Shop-Noodle & Congee Corner allows guests to witness how traditional Chinese noodles are made.
There's also a beauty salon, a gym, and an outdoor heated pool.
The Grand Lisboa casino hotel is also a short walk from Wynn Macau's pyrotechnic performing fountain.
The Golden Tower
The 58-story Grand Lisboa is 856 feet (261 meters) tall, and the gold-colored hotel can be seen from nearly anywhere in Macao.
It's the third tallest building on the peninsula, which is considered Asia's Las Vegas.
Its unique shape is reminiscent of a lotus flower - also called the sacred lotus, referring to its symbolism and importance in Buddhism and Hinduism.
Grand Lisboa Hotel's legendary building is located in the area where you will find many of the city's casinos and exclusive department stores.
The impressive skyscraper houses a hotel, eight restaurants and bars, and a casino.
The hotel's base is an elliptical dome inspired by the Fabergé egg. It has eight floors and is home to a casino and restaurants.
The dome's facade turns into a large screen at night, made possible by 1.2 million bright LEDs.
With over 800 gaming tables and 1,000 slot machines, Lisboa is one of the larger casinos in this part of Macau.
The 8 Restaurant
You will find two three-star Michelin restaurants inside the hotel, which is very rare.
RTC - Noodle & Congee
The Kitchen Restaurant
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Don Alfonso 1890 Restaurant
Robuchon au Dôme Restaurant
On the top floor of the flamboyant tower, the Robuchon au Dôme Restaurant offers a unique panorama of Macao.
Deluxe Corner Room
Deluxe Lake View Room
Sky Garden
Lisboa Spa by Clarins
The star-shaped pool has a waterfall topped by lush greenery.
