Wynn Palace Macau reopens

by | Dec 13, 2016 | Art, Culture & Design, Asia, City Breaks, Hotels + Resorts

The recently renovated Wynn Palace, in the heart of Macau, invites loyal members and new patrons to its legendary service and facilities.

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The recently renovated Wynn Palace, in the heart of Macau, invites loyal members and new patrons to its legendary service and facilities.

Just 20 minutes from the centre of the glittering city and 63 kms from Hong Kong, it beckons the leisure and business travellers alike. With 1707 glamorous rooms, suites and villas, it is ideally poised to host large groups for weddings and international conferences. Everything about Wynn spells royalty. Its residential spaces are furnished and embellished to make guests comfortable and indulged. Floor-to-ceiling windows literally bring a piece of Macau right into the living area.

While casinos are open 24X7 as in most hotels in Macau, there is much action for the non-casino player too. The Wynn Esplanade has over 200,000 sqm of retail space with all possible luxury brands. Walking around its aisles, enjoying exquisite floral sculptures, chandeliers and paintings is a treat in itself. Then there is the gym, spa and pool which have their own heady quality, making it hard for you to leave once you enter and are attended to by the most courteous set of staff. The Wynn Palace will open end August.

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