Owned by Las Vegas Sands, The Parisian Macao officially opened in 2016. Its landmark feature is the half-scale Eiffel Tower, like the Paris Casino in Las Vegas.
While the Paris casino in Las Vegas may be one of the smaller casinos on the strip, the Parisian Casino is not inferior to the others in the vicinity in Macau. Located between Studio City and Venetian, it offers space for about 500 gaming tables, 2500 slot machines, and a shopping center.
The Parisian Macao also offers a spectacular array of hotel facilities like the resorts in Las Vegas; 2,500 guestrooms and suites, convention and meeting space, twenty (!) dining options, kids' club, health club, spa, pool deck with a themed water park, and a 1,200-seat theatre.
Macao is China's answer to Las Vegas, a place where casinos lure with slot machines, roulette tables, and the Chinese game of mahjong.
Even though gambling is illegal across the border in China, Macao has been a honey pot for casino goers for over 150 years.
The Eiffel Tower was reproduced on a smaller scale (roughly half the size) but intact all essential details. So, there are observation decks and a restaurant, and you can expect spectacular light shows each night.
Cotai Strip is a fancy hub of 24-hour casino resorts built on land reclaimed from the sea. You'll find here glittering hotel facades in a row, including the world's largest casino that sits next to The Parisian Macao, The Venetian.
The hotel's interior is dominated by French-themed architecture and décor.
Throughout Parisian's premises, you will note the presence of reproduced 17th and 18th-century antique rugs, crystal chandeliers, furnishings, and silk textiles.
It will become apparent when you gaze at the gilded doors inspired by the Palais Garnier, the Louis XIV Versailles-inspired reception and concierge, or the impressive gleaming dome in the Rotunda (pictured below) - a place busy with selfie-taking visitors.
The Shoppes at Parisian is an indoor shopping center with the latest fashion items in a setting imitating the streets of Parson.
You might bump into street artists, mimes, and buskers playing familiar hits if you wander around here.
"Mini" Champs Elysees Avenue
La Chine Restaurant is located on the sixth floor of the hotel. It offers a selection of European cuisine with a Chinese spin in an elegant and romantic environment with a hint of industrialism.
The hotel's main selling point is that over a third of the rooms have a view of the Eiffel Tower. So look out for the Lyon Suite (pictured below), Champagne Suite, and Eiffel Tower rooms that offer it.
The spacious rooms were designed with contemporary French flair and are equipped with queen or king-sized beds, large flat screens, and high-speed WiFi.
Familie Room
Deluxe Room
Champagne Suite
The Parisian Macao Aqua World has some exciting waterslides and a life-size pirate ship.
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