Travelers who are working on limited funds can explore Macau without spending a fortune. But, it is also the ideal place for tourists who are looking for a piece of heaven on earth no matter the price. If money is not an issue, then these 12 luxe hotels in Macau will certainly leave the rich and famous in awe.

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Four Seasons Hotel Macau
Estrada da Baía de N. Senhora da Esperança, S/N, Taipa

The Four Seasons is described as the most intimate hotel and casino in the city.  It guarantees an exceptional combination of elegance, convenience and utmost privacy for all guests. It even has exclusive duty-free shops with upmarket brands and the very best dining options.

Galaxy Hotel Macau
Avenida Marginal, Flor de Lotus, Cotai

Guests staying at the 5-star Galaxy Hotel Macau on Cotai Strip have the special privilege to use a private beach. The hotel’s almost 1,500 deluxe rooms and suites are prepared to assure everyone of the best service and comfort coupled with spectacular seascapes right outside the window.

Grand Hyatt Macau Hotel
City of Dreams, Estrada do Istmo, Cotai

Another fabulous hotel within the Cotai Strip is the Grand Hyatt Macau Hotel. This property is known for its superb accommodations and exhilarating leisure activities. Guests can try the restaurants and be treated to an open kitchen style that allows diners to candidly talk to the chefs for a more personal experience.

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Grand Lapa Hotel Macau
956-1110 Avenida De Amizade

The Grand Lapa is conveniently located just a stone’s throw away from the Macau Ferry Terminal. It is also near the Wine Museum and the Grand Prix Museum.

Grand Waldo Hotel Macau
Avenida Marginal Flor De Lotus, Cotai

Even with less than 500 rooms, one must never underestimate the Grand Waldo Hotel’s capacity to entertain and please.  All its facilities and services are carefully planned to provide visitors with a uniquely serene setting similar to island escapades.

Hotel Grand Lisboa Macau
2-4 Avenida Da Lisboa

It is hard to miss the Hotel Grand Lisboa’s flashing lights and signature tower which makes it a prime landmark in the heart of the city centre. Gambling fanatics and those who are simply looking for an exceptional place to stay are assured of an excellent time in this hotel.

Landmark Hotel Macau
555 Avenida da Amizade

The Landmark Hotel Macau started to gain recognition back in 2003 when it was named as the official hotel of the 50th Macau Grand Prix Golden Jubilee.  Visitors can gamble the night away in this hotel’s Pharaoh’s Place Casino.

L’ Arc Macau Hotel
Avenida 24 De Junho, Nape

It is easy to fall in love with the L’ Arc Macau Hotel as it provides a complete vacation package – magnificent rooms, scrumptious food, and a fitness facility complete with a sauna. The pool even has a smaller version for children and a poolside bar for those looking for a quick cocktail fix.

MGM Macau Hotel
Avenida Dr. Sun Yat Sen, Nape

The MGM’s huge iconic golden lion statue is a familiar Macau landmark. Guests staying in any of this hotel’s 583 rooms can enjoy the wide selection of provisions such as the health club, spa, sauna, steam room, outdoor pool, event facilities and the casino.

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Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16
Rua do Visconde Paco de Arcos

The Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16 is truly a world-class hotel and casino. It is perfect for travellers who are visiting for leisure or business.  The waterfront location provides a breathtaking view and relaxing atmosphere.

The Venetian Resort Macau
Estrada da Baía de N. Senhora da Esperança, The Cotai Strip

Opulence takes on a different meaning for guests privileged enough to have a taste of The Venetian Resort Macau. The hotel is famous for its top-notch guestrooms, mammoth gaming floor, splendid shopping boardwalks, plentiful restaurants, and outstanding entertainment choices.

The Westin Resort Macau
1918 Estrada De Hac Sa Coloane

The Westin Resort Macau is the only resort on Hac Sa Beach. It is truly a getaway within a getaway as guests are treated to precious calm seclusion from the city’s fast paced grind. Guests can readily enjoy both sea and sand or even an afternoon of golf on-site.

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