Grand Lisboa Hotel & Casino Complex

Grand Lisboa Hotel and Casino Complex

The Grand Lisboa is 261 meters tall and has 47 floors. As well as being the tallest building in Macau, it is also one of its most popular landmarks. The rooms in the 40-storey hotel offer spectacular views and was designed to imitate the shape of a blooming lotus. Its podium houses the casino that gives people an exciting, unique gambling experience with its many games. This podium also resembles an ornate Fabergé egg nestled in a cluster of metalwork leaves.

What makes Grand Lisboa’s casino extraordinary? Unlike many of the other casinos in Macau offering a large floor-based gambling area, the Grand Lisboa offers five floors—starting from the lower ground floor to the second floor—all filled with 800 table games and over 1000 slot machines. Although most casinos offer the same games, this is one of the first casinos in Macao to offer Texas Hold 'Em Poker and craps.

The complex also has eight different dining places that offer a diverse mix of cuisines. One of the most popular is the Round-The-Clock coffee shop that has plenty of dishes and coffee from all over the world, satisfying adventurous palate and appetites. If you just fancy a snack and a drink, the Lotus Lounge could be the right place for you.

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The best place to take pictures outside the hotel is during night-time, when the building’s intricate lighting decorations are up.
Guests who are art-inclined will rejoice upon seeing the hotel lobby. The lobby houses multiple works of art from ornate pieces, paintings and even carved animal tusks. Don’t forget to go around the area.
The public bus station is conveniently located near the Grand Lisboa Hotel, so don’t worry about transportation.
Check out “The 8,” the first and only Chinese restaurant in Macau awarded with 3 Michelin stars found in the complex. Offering an amazing Chinese interior design and reasonable prices, The 8 will certainly provide an enjoyable dim sum dining experience.
For a more productive travel experience, you can also visit these locations nearby Grand Lisboa: the Portuguese-influenced UNESCO heritage site called Senado Square as well as the Ruins of Saint Paul’s, a 16th century complex of a former church and collage.