The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel Casino
The Venetian Casino is located on the first floor of The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel and is the largest casino in the world. As soon as you enter the lobby, everyone will be struck by its opulence. The casino is enormous, with highly diverse gaming facilities. The gaming areas are spread across different floors, each featuring numerous gaming tables offering a variety of games, with different tables hosting different types of games. Uniformed casino staff stand at every table. The casino does not accept Chinese Yuan; chips must be purchased at the counter, with the smallest denominations ranging from tens to 200 yuan, and the largest reaching an astonishing 2 million yuan. There are also many types of games you can try. It really feels like being on a movie set—the service and facilities are top-notch, the place is very popular, and bottled water is available freely. It’s a must-visit when in Macao.
The Grand Hall is the crown jewel of the Venetian Casino, consisting of three sets of sightseeing elevators and an observation platform that connects the casino with The Venetian Shopping Mall. Standing on the central circular observation platform, you can take in most of the casino in one sweeping view. What truly takes your breath away is the massive oil painting overhead, depicting beautifully styled, vividly realistic figures. These paintings, rendered in dominant hues of red, yellow, blue, and white, are richly colored with lifelike expressions and dynamic poses. The Grand Hall, perfectly integrated with the hotel’s architectural design, makes you feel small beneath it, and you’ll be deeply impressed by this enormous painting and the grand architecture.
Location: First floor of The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel, at the intersection of Avenida da Nossa Senhora da Esperança and Estrada do Istmo, Cotai, Macao
Transportation: Take bus MT4 in Macao and get off at Avenida Nova / The Venetian Station
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