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Location |
Avenida de Lisboa, Around Town |
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Transportation |
Free shuttle bus or bus no. 3, 3A, 10, 10A, 10B, 12, 28A, 28B, 28BX, or 32 from the ferry terminal |
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Phone |
853/2828 3838 |
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853/2871 6360 |
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Web site |
www.grandlisboa.com |
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Room Information |
431 units |
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Prices |
HK$3,800-HK$5,700 (US$493-US$740/£247-£370) single or double; HK$5,800-HK$7,200 (US$753-US$935/£377-£468) executive floors; from HK$7,800 (US$1,013/£506) suite |
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Credit Cards |
AE, DC, MC, V |
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In Room Amenities |
A/C, satellite TV w/free movies, minibar, coffeemaker, hair dryer, safe, free high-speed Internet access |
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Frommer's Review
Stanley Ho may have lost his gaming monopoly, but he's back with a vengeance with this 50-story monolith, dominating the Macau landscape with what is said to resemble a lotus flower but to me looks like a marooned starship. The cavernous lobby, too, is meant to put mere mortals in their place, with lots of marble, crystal, and brass, as well as priceless Chinese antiques from Ho's private collection. Facilities run the gamut from Macau's longest buffet spread to a strip show featuring Japanese performers. Guests wishing to recover from the rigors of the casino can do so in comfortable and well-planned rooms and luxurious bathrooms, complete with steam shower rooms (some even have saunas), whirlpool tubs, and two TVs (one at the sink, the other in front of the toilet). In short, this flashy hotel was clearly built to impress a high-rolling Chinese market, but those looking for a quaint Macau stay will want to steer clear from here.
Facilities:
7 restaurants; bar; nightclub; 24-hr. casino; concierge; business center; shopping arcade; 24-hr. room service; executive-level rooms
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.
