The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel is a five-star, Italian-themed resort and casino. With shops, restaurants and entertainment contained within the grounds, guests need never leave. Spacious suites vary in layout, but each includes a living area, large beds with pillow-top mattress, marble bathroom with both bath and shower, workspace, robes, slippers and international plug adaptors. Within the luxury resort, guests can enjoy gondola rides, four outdoor pools with poolside cabanas, a fitness centre, day hospital and spa, boutiques, mini golf and a kids zone. Restaurants offering everything from Italian and Indian to Cantonese, Asian and Portuguese cuisine are available and the food court features street-food style shopfronts. There are several lounges, cocktail bars and an ale house also. The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel is a ten-minute drive from A- Ma Temple and Macao Tower and 24-minutes from the ruins of St Pauls. Macao International Airport is six-minutes away, by car.
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Whether you're in your suite or outside in the grounds, there is plenty of space on the resort. In the suites, beds are large, and bathrooms are big- with both bath and shower. Everything here is constructed in grand proportions.
There is a huge variety of cuisine on offer here. Those looking to splash some cash can book into Cafe Deco for a show-kitchen experience, enjoy award-winning Indian cuisine at the Golden Peacock or opt for something less formal with a bite from the food court or Mcsorley's Ale House. There is something to suit all tastes.
From the second you step through the door, the building and grounds is stunning- from the canals weaving around the place to the pool areas and beautifully landscaped gardens. Most guests find the design of the hotel impressive and unique.
With 3000 rooms at the hotel, for some, it is a little too big according to some guests. Nothing is close by, so guests need to be prepared to walk some distance to get from one place to another. Another downside to its size is that, while service is excellent, it can lack the personal touch afforded by smaller hotels.
While many choose to stay within the resort, those looking to visit Macao need to take taxi costs into consideration. The hotel is a short drive away and you will need transportation if you choose to go into the city. There is, however, a hotel shuttle to the ferry terminals and airport.
Popular with hotel guests, those staying nearby and locals, the Venetian can get busy at times. The food courts and casino areas, in particular, are bustling at weekends.
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