Beautifully blending East and West designs, the Grand Lisboa Palace Macau is located in Cotai, close to the East Asian Games Dome and enjoying convenient access to Macau’s new Light Rapid Transit (LRT) line, which connect guests to the Airport, Taipa Ferry Terminal, and many other locations in Taipa. Guests wanting to head to the city centre to explore the Macau Peninsula can get there within 25 minutes of travel time. The Grand Lisboa Palace Macau offers 1,350 contemporary Chinoiserie-inspired rooms and suites that are exquisitely furnished and have a breathtaking view of the resort's Jardim Secreto gardens or Cotai skyline. Each room has complimentary high-speed internet access, 55” flat-screen televisions, separate bath and walk-in showers outfitted with Grohe Freehander shower systems, and beautiful art that brings Macau’s rich cultural history to life. More physical and spiritual relaxation can be found at The Spa at Grand Lisboa Palace which features 14 opulent treatment suites and offers personalised and highly effective treatments. Guests can also receive personalised hair services by the Gentlemen’s Tonic or bespoke manicure and pedicure rituals at The PEDI:MANI:CURE Studio by Bastien Gonzalez. At the Gym, guests can exercise with advanced Technogym® cardiovascular equipment and tailored training programmes, while the temperature-controlled indoor and outdoor swimming pools are perfect for laps or relaxing dips. The resort offers an exceptional range of gastronomy with authentic flavours and enticing aromas of Macanese, Portuguese, regional Chinese and Western cuisines, presented by first-to-Macau and trendsetting restaurants.
"The room was spacious, new, and decorated in an ocean theme, exuding luxury yet elegance – perfect for photos, as shown. The bed, bathroom, and tea bar amenities were excellent, and I appreciated not needing an adapter for charging, with USB ports readily available. The minibar included a complimentary drink, a standard offering at Grand Lisboa Hotels, with no extra charge. The room layout was well-designed and practical; the luggage area had two stands, ideal for couples or families. We requested a smoking room, and it did have a smoke smell, but when we called room service, they immediately brought a high-powered air purifier. Keeping it on significantly alleviated most of the odor.
The sky garden on the third floor was very picturesque. It was a shame we missed the afternoon 'Alice in Wonderland' themed performance and interactive session. Breakfast was crowded, and the Chinese options were decent, but the Western desserts and various teas were superb.
Getting to the 'three people' area (referring to the main tourist area perhaps) was a bit far on foot, requiring a taxi. However, Wynn Palace was only a 10-minute walk away. Compared to that main area, this hotel has the New Yaohan department store and a large supermarket nearby. Stocking up on food, drinks, and daily necessities here was incomparably cheaper than in the main tourist spots, which is incredibly convenient for families with children and couples on a budget. Next to the supermarket, the Grand Lisboa Palace Food Court offers 'Wing Kee Beef Offal' and a delicious, generously portioned pork chop bun shop, along with Cantonese BBQ and Southeast Asian cuisine. It felt a bit cheaper than the Venetian Food Court, and it was spacious, less crowded, and peaceful.
We booked one night because the room rate was cheap, and overall, it offered great value for money. It's perfect for combining with another hotel in Macau to enrich your travel experience and ease your wallet. Highly recommended!
Almost forgot to mention, there's a local culture and history exhibition on the third floor called 'Lisboa: A Story of Macau,' which is definitely worth a visit! For most people, it's more worthwhile than the Picasso exhibition. 😎"