Written by Lai Pei-hsuan, Photography by Chi Bing-hui, Compiled & Reported
No need to fly all the way to Las Vegas for luxury views and a bit of gambling fun — Macau offers just as much excitement. Once upon a time, the Cotai Strip was home to a collection of luxurious hotels, dazzling light shows, top-floor suites with stunning views, and casinos that captured the world’s attention.
And you can’t miss the Grand Hyatt Macau, which boasts numerous view rooms, Macau’s first theatre-style open kitchen banquet hall, and an international selection of dining experiences in its bars and restaurants. There’s also an outdoor heated pool, poolside lounge, private cabanas, and the YI Spa — all offering a truly luxurious experience that leaves visitors in awe.
The Grand Hyatt Macau is just a 5-minute drive from Macau International Airport and about 10 minutes from the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal. The 36-storey structure consists of two wave-shaped towers, with the main tower reaching up to 2 meters tall and exuding grandeur. The Grand Tower has 424 guest rooms and suites, all spacious, and each includes a separate living area. The Park Tower has 367 rooms and suites, each with either a king-size or twin bed, marble bathrooms, vanity desks, glass-enclosed rainfall shower cabins, and large floor-to-ceiling windows offering views of Studio City and the western bank of the Pearl River. Both towers have their own dedicated check-in areas.
Fall in love with the soft beds and those expansive floor-to-ceiling windows.
Besides staying in a luxurious suite, be sure to check out the lobby’s Man Tung Choi, one of Studio City’s signature restaurants. Man Tung Choi specializes in northern Chinese cuisine, with its signature Peking duck roasted in a brick oven over wood fire — all served in a setting reminiscent of “hanging red lanterns,” making you feel like you've stepped into Beijing itself.
Authentic Peking duck roasted in a brick oven over wood fire.
If you prefer a more vibrant and casual dining atmosphere, consider mezza9 Macau. Extremely popular among the younger crowd within the Grand Hyatt Macau, mezza9 Macau features nine open kitchens offering a wide variety of cuisines, divided into appetizers, authentic Macanese and Portuguese dishes, sushi and sashimi, steamed dim sum, Asian stir-fries, Western grill, delicious desserts, a bar, and a wine cellar — providing food lovers with a diverse culinary experience.
Irresistibly delightful desserts.