Grand Hyatt Macau - Macau Hotels - Macau, China

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Overview

Two majestic wave-inspired towers form Grand Hyatt Macau within the City of Dreams. The impressive Lobby Lounge with its soaring ceiling and grouping of striking copper sculptures sets the mood for the property. Each of the 791 rooms and suites is carefully decorated to please international travelers with their spacious rooms and amenities. All rooms have his and hers bathrooms, while some suites include private saunas and spa treatment rooms. To maintain the feeling of Zen achieved after a massage or body treatment in your suite or at Isala Spa, why not relax by the pool? With its submerged lounge chairs and eight private VIP cabanas, the 130-foot tool done in aqua tile makes a little oasis. For dining, choose among a casual Chinese lunch at Beijing Kitchen, international fare at mezza9 or an indulgently sweet moment at Pâtisserie which serves an elegant high tea during December. In the evenings, Grand Hyatt Macau guests are entertained by a live four-piece band accompanied by traditional Chinese instruments such as the erhu and pipa.

Where is Grand Hyatt Macau located?

Heidi Leon Monges
Correspondent
Macau, China, Asia

Grand Hyatt Macau is located within the City of Dreams, an urban contemporary entertainment and resort complex with a futuristic aquatic theme in the heart of Cotai Strip. The luxury Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star hotel is conveniently located just five minutes’ drive from the Macau International Airport and Taipa Ferry Terminal and a 15-minute drive from the Macau Ferry Terminal and heliport.

Hotel guests can take advantage of a complimentary shuttle service. The shuttle buses will take patrons to both ferry terminals (Macau and Taipa), the International Airport/Heliport and Macau´s Border Gate as well as some of the most iconic touristic sites such as the picturesque Central area in Macau City or Old Taipa town. Both locations offer a glimpse into some of Macau’s famous blend of Portuguese and Chinese architecture and historic elements of the UNESCO-listed World Heritage sites.