“Best hotel...not best casino”

Hotel is super...and Location Casino is pretty bad...Language constraint. And arrogant people.

“Stunning hotel, superb room, excellent service,”

Macau is the Chinese Las Vegas and beats its American rival in every respect. This hotel (which shouldn't be confused with the adjacent Hotel Lisboa), is the modern architectural centrepiece of the north island and was built by the legendary Stanley Ho. Like Vegas, an assortment of homogenized Wynnn's, MGM's and similarly branded establishments cluster around the bay and all of these look inferior to the Grand Lisboa which dominates the skyline from every part of the island. Free hotel shuttle buses operate regularly from the Hong Kong ferry and helicopter terminal and proceed along the Macau Grand Prix street circuit to the hotel. Check-in was efficient with Union Jack badged staff indicating that they are proficient with the language. Any delay you experience here is likely to be self-induced as your attention is distracted by the fine art just metres away including if you look for it, a two hundred and six carat, category D flawless diamond. My room was very large, spotlessly clean and had luxurious furnishings including two double beds and stunning views. A bathroom with probably more floor-space than my entire house included a rain shower (and a normal shower too - i liked using both simultaneously with opposite heat settings), jacuzzi, small sauna, in-mirror televisions (including one in the smallest room to help with, er....concentration??). A superb 5-star experience and a fantastic place to visit.