Crown Towers

Frommer's Review

Australian-owned Crown's first venture in the Asian market is the most conspicuous proof yet that Macau has arrived. Its lobby, on the 38th floor of Taipa's tallest building (at least for now), exudes class, with contemporary decor holding second candle to the views, visible through sheer glass even behind the front desk. Views are integral also to guest rooms, which boast floor-to-ceiling windows facing Macau peninsula with its colorful night lights. Walk-in closets, 42-inch plasma TVs with Internet, free beer and soft drinks in the fridge, and spacious bathrooms featuring double sinks, circular stone-crafted tubs, and LCD TVs built right into the mirror, make this a stylish home-away-from-humble-home. For diversions, the Crown offers a casino with natural lighting, a top-floor lounge with outdoor seating, an interesting array of restaurants, and an indoor infinity pool, complete with sound system so you can listen to music while swimming laps. This is a great hotel, but unless you look out the window, you may forget you're in Macau.

Facilities:
4 restaurants, including Cantonese restaurant Ying; 24-hr. lounge; 2 bars; 24-hr. casino; 25m indoor pool; health club and spa; concierge; business center; 24-hr. room service

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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