Grand Lisboa Hotel is visible from miles away — the striking facade, known for its flower-like shape, towers above Macau’s skyline in the heart of the city. Just a short walk from the historic district of Senado Square, part of the UNESCO-listed historic center of Macau, the property sits in a prime location with panoramic views from nearly every room.
A destination in itself, the stunning stay boasts 430 rooms, an art gallery in the lobby, a temperature-controlled outdoor pool, a two-story spa and a collection of some of Macau’s most celebrated restaurants. Choose from exquisite dim sum at The Eight to French fine dining at Robuchon au Dôme, where one of the best views in the city awaits from its perch on the 43rd floor.
Every guest room reflects the opulent atmosphere — expect gold accents, large windows and plush bedding — as well as spacious walk-in showers with jets, deep bathtubs and luxurious amenities to help you relax after a long day on the city’s famed gaming floors.
- The lobby is much more than a place to check in.
A stroll through this ground-floor destination rewards you with a look at rare
Chinese jade sculptures, silk screens and precious gemstones.
- The Macau hotel is home to several top
restaurants, including The Eight, where you’ll find impeccable Cantonese
cuisine. In addition to offering a wide array of international flavors, the dining
venues at Grand Lisboa share a jaw-dropping wine cellar stocked with more than
16,800 labels.
- A mainstay on the Macau entertainment circuit
for the past 40 years, Crazy Paris Show
promises an eclectic evening out. Held each night at the Grand Lisboa, the
mesmerizing performance offers French cancan, pole dancing, Indian dances and
more.
- Be sure to set aside an afternoon to indulge
at the spa. This urban sanctuary stretches across 10,000 square feet — and two
dedicated floors — with 11 treatment rooms, beautiful white gold mosaic walls
and special Vichy shower experiences.
- Surrounded by Roman columns, the high-end
hotel’s outdoor pool is another perk — you can swim among skyscrapers
year-round in the temperature-controlled water.
- There’s a free shuttle between the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal
and the hotel every 15 to 20 minutes. Should you be looking to splurge, the Grand
Lisboa also offers private transfers in a Jaguar or Bentley — not to mention
guided private tours around town in these swanky rides, too.
- Some of the rooms allow smoking, so be sure to
request accommodations according to your personal preference.
- Thanks to the property’s central location, you
can explore many of Macau’s historic highlights — from the Ruins of St Paul’s
to the Guia Fortress — on foot.
- Among the most spacious in Macau, the rooms at
the Grand Lisboa start at 516 square feet, while the premier corner rooms offer
a palatial 3,670 square feet of space.
- Instead of cookie-cutter designs, each room
category has its own style. The Lake View Rooms, for example, feature pops of
bright red, regal wrap-around headboards and soothing shades of gold and brown.
- The sumptuous spa-inspired bathrooms each
include a Turkish steam bath, a spacious rain shower, a Jacuzzi and built-in-mirror
TVs that you can watch from the comfort of your tub.
- To get the most out of your stay, book one of
the luxury hotel’s exclusive corner rooms or suites that come decked out with private
saunas and garden terraces.
- Hidden down a serene hallway and outfitted
with fortuitous details such as lucky goldfish silk screens and a figure-eight-inspired
seating arrangement, The Eight offers a sublime take on contemporary Cantonese
cuisine. While dinner is always spectacular, lunch is the real showstopper,
when more than 40 kinds of dim sum on offer.
- For classic French fare in an opulent environment,
take the elevator up to the 43rd floor to indulge in Robuchon au Dôme — it’s situated
inside the hotel’s crowning glass ceiling. By day, you’ll enjoy sweeping views
over the entire peninsula, but come sundown this is a perfect date night spot
thanks to sparkling Swarovski chandeliers, Riedel glassware and platinum-rimmed
plates.
- More casual bites can be found at Casa Don
Alfonso, a homey Italian restaurant that serves up authentic Neapolitan-style
pizza, enormous salami calzones and excellent Negronis to boot.
- If
you’re craving a juicy steak, The Kitchen will please with amazing cuts from
around the world — from Japan wagyu to U.S. prime beef.
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