We came here to have a relaxed weekend and especially to enjoy the Wellness facilities. The remarks on internet were quite positive so we gave it a try.
But: we were not made aware of the fact that the swimming pool was still closed due to a typhoon from 4 weeks ago. And even if the Spa area is definitely above standard (very spacious with jacuzzi, sauna and steam room), the relaxation room -best to have after your sauna- was equipped with televisions. Not my understanding of having a quite and relaxed Spa when your deaf neighbour is watching war films. And in the meantime your bathrobe got removed because you left it hanging outside the door
So if you come to Macau for gambling, give the hotel a try. The Rooms offer a good standard and restaurants around serve high levelled cuisine. But If you are in Macau for having a relaxed weekend, better go to the Banyan Tree.
Great store and variety of brands
The expensive hotel with nice decoration. The famous show, dancing water, is here. In the night, you can see the torch along the entrance.
The restaurant is good for wedding or business banquet.
The spa is nice here
An average casino to visit in Macau Not too bad and not too outstanding
Very nice and big hotel and casino. The place is built beautifully and there is a very large screen at entrace displaying mermaid swimming and real water flowing around it. There is a nice club on the 2nd floor, which is busy on weekends.
Standard casino. Home to the amazing show 'House of Dancing Water'. A MUST SEE!
Whilst you are nearby, makes sense to pay a visit to SOHO, which is recently opened youth-oriented part of City of Dreams. Nice deco (loads of graffiti + neon) , food court with several bars/ restaurants (Mexican - my fave) - good rest from tuhao-styled Macau casinos.