Macau Hotels|Macau, China

Mandarin Oriental, Macau

Name: Mandarin Oriental, Macau
Telephone: 853-8805-8888

Macau's modern all-glass waterfront resort

VERIFIED LUXURY

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The recently opened Mandarin Oriental, Macau is housed in a gorgeous and architecturally unique new tower on Macau’s waterfront. The contemporary, glass-enclosed tower has 213 beautifully decorated guestrooms loaded with amenities and attended to by a friendly, professional staff.

The onsite restaurant, Vida Rica, serves creative, updated twists on contemporary Chinese cuisine. You’ll want to reserve time for two of the hotel’s best features: the stunning Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Macau, and the signature Cake Shop, a local outpost of the beloved version in the flagship Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong.

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One of the last hotels to go up on the original Taipa Macau strip, the Four-Star hotel is a stone’s throw from many of the major casino floors as well as city’s infamous bar area and cultural attractions with a direct connection the One Central Macau, one of the city’s top malls.
For the ultimate respite, book some time in the hotel’s Four-Star spa. Take advantage of local specialties and try the two-hour Macanese Dragon Experience that brings together the best of Portuguese, Chinese and Western treatments for a Zen-inducing level of relaxation.
From the in-room check-in to the expansive cocktail bar broken up into a maze of cozy niches for intimate conversations, the luxury hotel ensures you are looked after and made to feel at home, even if you’re only there for the night.
Every room in the hotel — from the lowest levels and the spa treatment rooms to the chef’s table at Vida Rica — capitalizes on Macau’s brightly lit evening bay views and cityscapes with large, often floor-to-ceiling, windows.
The spacious rooms with walk-in closets would make any hotel in neighboring Hong Kong jealous, and it’s things like personal yoga mats, Atelier Cologne bathroom products and complimentary in-room espresso machines that drive the Mandarin Oriental’s attention to details home.

Things to Know

Rooms on higher floors offer more than better views; they provide more space.
The luxury hotel caters to people looking for more than proximity to slot machines and poker tables. World-class attractions surround you (the hotel offers Macau experience packages), and if the gambling itch hits, all the major casinos are just a short cab ride away.
From the kids’ Jacuzzi next to the pool to the in-room Xbox and PlayStation systems available upon request, the luxury hotel shows that it’s a family-centric spot. Many of the upper floors have adjoining room options, and there is also a special children’s turndown service.
If you want to stay plugged in during your stay at the Macau hotel, select from a variety of Wi-Fi packages when you arrive. The standard packages provide more than enough coverage, allowing you to connect up to four devices to the system.

The Rooms

The rooms at Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Mandarin Oriental, Macau combine clean, modern lines with neutral colors and large windows that look over the city.
The contemporary design created by the golden earth-toned accents on the bed and walls, with the sleek furniture selection, modern artwork and Asian décor, all create the intimate and calming feeling that you’ll find throughout the luxury hotel.
Almost all of the guest rooms also feature bathrooms with tubs next to floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing you to soak up views of Macau while relaxing in the bath. When you hop out, plush terry bathrobes and slippers are just an arm’s length away.
Each bed features a pillow-topped mattress with goose-down bedding (and satin linens if you are in a Deluxe Suite and decorative pillows on the throw cover. If you don’t like your pillows, ask for the pillow menu to choose the right one for a perfect night’s sleep.

The Restaurants

Vida Rica, the luxury Macau hotel’s signature restaurant, serves gourmet Asian cuisine and sprinkles in a few Western dishes. The talented kitchen team whips up favorites such as wagyu tenderloin and fois gras, smoky Silver Hill duck, and whole roasted sea bass.
Vida Rica is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner in a stunning dining room where a beautiful glass wall flaunts stunning views of the South China Sea and Nam Van Lake.
As for the Lobby Lounge, this is a great place to unwind after a day of exploring the vibrant city or to fuel up before checking out the sights. Some popular lunch dishes include a signature MO wagyu burger, Singaporean laksa and chicken satay.
For dinner in the Lobby Lounge try the Mandarin Oriental club sandwich and Hainanese chicken rice, which is poached chicken with chicken rice, Asian greens, lime-chili sauce and soy-and-ginger sauce.

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