Oriental Las Vegas – Wynn Macau Hotel::WynnMacau

Since the liberalization of the gaming industry in 2002, Macau’s hotel scene has expanded rapidly. It is estimated that by 2009, Macau will have 60,000 hotel rooms to accommodate travelers from around the world. In addition to the already completed and opened hotels such as Emperor Entertainment Hotel, Sands Hotel, StarWorld Hotel, Crown Hotel, and The Venetian, there are also upcoming openings including the Grand Lisboa and MGM Grand. Among them, the most eye-catching is the Wynn Macau Hotel, situated right across from Nam Van Lake.

Invited by the Macau government, American businessman Stephen A. Wynn invested $4 billion to develop Wynn Macau, transplanting the successful experience of Las Vegas to the region. In front of the hotel, a large water fountain puts on a spectacular show every 15 minutes. With 1,000 independently controlled colored lights and water jets that can reach several stories high, the fountains dance gracefully to the rhythm of the music, seemingly full of life. When powerful music plays, flames also shoot up, allowing spectators to feel the charm and thrill of the water and light performance. With its stunning combination of sound, light, and color, it’s a show you can watch over and over again. The elegance and luxury of Wynn don’t stop at the fountain show—many other facilities within the hotel offer an equally exceptional experience.

Wynns Heen is the most celebrated dining spot at Wynn Macau and the first Chinese restaurant to receive a Michelin star. Led by Chef Tang, also known as Chef Deng Jiefa, a team of over twenty chefs prepares the freshest and most meticulously crafted premium Chinese and Cantonese cuisine daily. All dishes are made without lard, MSG, or frozen ingredients. Signature banquet dishes such as abalone, shark fin, and bird’s nest are must-tries for food connoisseurs...Click to view the full attraction guide for Wynn Macau
 

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