By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
The highly anticipated Parisian Macao will grandly open at the end of 2016. It is the newest landmark that embodies Mr. Sheldon G. Adelson’s vision for the Cotai Strip integrated resort, serving as a new resort property within the Sands Cotai Central. It offers over 2,900 hotel rooms and suites, while the Eiffel Tower — the icon of Parisian Macao — transforms into the “City of Light” every evening with its dazzling light show, adding unique charm to the Sands Cotai Central.
Sands China’s Parisian Macao is expected to make its grand opening at the end of 2016. (Image provided / Sands Cotai Central)
The magnificent hotel lobby. (Image provided / Sands Cotai Central)
The Eiffel Tower located at the main entrance of Parisian Macao is built at half the scale of the original. Guests can ascend the tower to enjoy breathtaking views of the Cotai Strip, with vistas extending all the way to mainland China. Dine on East-meets-West specialty cuisine while taking in the view, ensuring an unparalleled and unforgettable experience.
Outdoor swimming pool. (Image provided / Sands Cotai Central)
The completion of Parisian Macao will bring more exceptional services, including over 2,900 hotel rooms and suites, and a shopping mall featuring over 150 luxury fashion and lifestyle brands from the world’s foremost designers. More than one-third of the suites offer views of the Eiffel Tower. In addition, while shopping, guests can enjoy French-themed street performances and stroll or relax in French-style gardens, fountains, pools, and mazes, or lose themselves in the enchanting carousel.
Parisian Macao features over 150 shops. (Image provided / Sands Cotai Central)
Additionally, Parisian Macao boasts over 5,200 square meters of extraordinary meeting space and facilities, as well as the Lisse Spa offering spa treatments, a fully equipped fitness center with the latest equipment, a children's playground, outdoor swimming pool, and themed water park — making it an ideal venue for weddings and conferences.
Guests can walk from Parisian Macao to The Venetian Macao. (Image provided / Sands Cotai Central)
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