Mandarin Oriental Macau Luxury Hotel in Macau

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Mandarin Oriental Macau is a fine hotel that offers international standard of hospitality and fine service to its guests. The hotel is located in the city center and its proximity to the Jetfoil terminal, Macau International Airport and the business and entertainment districts make it a convenient for tourists to Macau.

Accommodation: The rooms and suites at Mandarin Oriental Macau are well furnished and elegantly designed. Rooms at Mandarin Oriental Macau include City View Rooms, Resort View Rooms and Mandarin Rooms. They feature Portuguese fabrics and teak furnishings. All rooms are well equipped with modern amenities like 29’’ color television, fax, two-line international direct dial telephone, music and radio and in-room safe.

Dining: You can opt to dine at various restaurants of the hotel. Mezzaluna (Italian restaurant), Tung Yee Heen (Cantonese), NAAM Thai Restaurant and Café Bela Vista (Portuguese) are dining venues at the hotel. The hotel also has a cake shop to enjoy the sinful chocolates and desserts.

Recreation: There are various recreational facilities at Mandarin Oriental Macau Hong Kong that you can enjoy during your stay in the hotel.

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Tourist Places: Macau is about 55-minute ferry ride from Hong Kong. It is easy to access Macau from Hong Kong, apart from taking ferry ride one can also fly to Macau in 15 minutes by a helicopter. Though Macau is not very large in Area (24 sq kms), it has a wealth of tourist attractions. There are various tourist attractions in Macau that include churches, forts, temples, museums and gardens. Some of the main landmarks in Macau include A-Ma Temple, Monte Fort, Lou Lim Ieco Garden, Temple of Kum Iam, Taipa House Museum, Museum of Macau and the Cathedral of Sao Paulo.