Sophisticated, spacious and above all stylish, Skylofts at MGM Cotai offers a lavish haven. Inspired by the lofts in Manhattan’s most sought-after neighborhoods, this ultra-luxury collection of pristine 22 rooms and 16 duplexes affords a bird’s-eye view of the Cotai Strip — Macau’s answer to Las Vegas.
The Skylofts showcase serene interiors by Kohn Pedersen Fox — picture extra-high ceilings, lots of natural light and neutral colors — enhanced by contemporary Chinese artworks by famous names like Li Lei. The nearly 1,400-square-foot duplex spaces are particularly dreamy, thanks to an inviting living area that begs for celebrations and a dramatic glass-clad stairwell that connects to the second floor.
Be sure to check out the 33rd-floor Sky Lounge, which provides complimentary gourmet food and beverage experiences throughout the day, as well as dedicated check-in and personalized concierge service exclusively for Skyloft guests.
- The rooms are among the largest in Macau at 463 square feet, while duplexes clock in at a lofty 1,378 square feet.
- The gorgeous marble bathrooms are worth writing home about, that is, if you can tear yourself away from the deep-soak, hammock-like tub and walk-in rain and steam shower long enough to drop a postcard in the mail.
- The Macau hotel’s convenient location in the heart of Cotai promises exceptional views of the Cotai Strip or Wynn Macau’s famous Performance Lake.
- Dining options abound throughout MGM COTAI. Experience Cantonese and Shunde cuisine at CHÚN; sample Peruvian Nikkei fare at Aji; indulge in Sichuan fine dining at Five Foot Road; or unwind with a few East-meet-West cocktails at Bar Patuá.
- MGM COTAI is also home to the luxurious Tria Spa, which will transport you into an enchanted forest for total relaxation and rejuvenation.
- A top choice for art enthusiasts, the M Tower houses the Chairman’s Collection — a valuable assemblage of fine Asian contemporary art featuring notable works, such as “Dancing Light 2016” by renowned artist Hsiao Chin.
- Macau tends to be extremely crowded during Chinese holidays, such as Golden Week in October and Chinese New Year in January or February. It’s best to book ahead if you are traveling during the high season.
- In the lobby, you can’t miss the Spectacle atrium, which is home to record-setting LED screens that showcase digital art exhibits beneath an undulating glass roof. The structure even holds a Guinness World Record as the world’s largest self-supporting, free-span grid-shell-glazed roof.
- The Skylofts are within the M Tower of MGM COTAI. This massive integrated resort is home to 1,390 rooms and suites.
- Expect a host of perks and amenities, including welcome fruit, wine and sweets and a free minibar throughout your stay.
- Calming, serene interior design by Kohn Pedersen Fox invites you to recharge your batteries while a peppering of notable Chinese artwork celebrates local culture.
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