Try your luck at Macau’s Venetian

If you have been to the Venetian in Las Vegas then you will feel right at home at the sister property in Macau.  All your favorite landmarks – The Campanile, Gondola Rides, St. Mark’s Square, the Bridge of Sighs, and the Rialto are all there. The biggest difference is in the size with the Macau Venetian being much bigger. In fact, it is one of the world’s largest buildings by floor area and the largest casino in the world.  Westerners will find all their favorite games along with some new challenging ones.

The Venetian Macau is the largest hotel by area in Asia. The accommodations are beautiful and even the most reasonable room present a luxurious ambiance with high-end amenities. Enjoy their several pools, and unlike the Venetian in Las Vegas, they have a dedicated child-friendly play area.  The hotel really stands alone when it comes to shopping and dining.  Of special note is the North , a Chinese restaurant in a beautiful setting with a unique menu reflecting the cuisine of northern China.

There are shows and special presentations, all of world-class

stature. Take the shuttle and explore Macau’s historic district then return to your luxurious room and remember to make time to enjoy their pools – a heated one, unheated one, and a toasty warm multi-person hot tub. Even non-gamblers are winners when to choose to stay at the Venetian Macao.  For more information check www.venetianmacao.com.

Pousada de Mong-Ha in Macao is awesome

Pousada de Mong-Ha is the perfect place to stay in Macao, especially if you are interested in more than gambling. Pousada means a place of rest and welcome and used to identify traditional Portuguese inns which date back to the middle ages. A pousada reflects the architectural, decorative and gastronomic characteristics of a region. The Pousada de Mong-Ha is the hotel associated with Institute of Tourism. Located on a hilltop that was once a 19th century Portuguese fortress today there are natural gardens and woods creating an ambiance of serenity. The hotel has small patios with fountains and traditional Portuguese title accents,

The 20 rooms present a blend of East and West and include all the amenities one expects from a more expensive hotel.  The multi-jet shower is amazing.  The complimentary breakfast includes eggs cooked to order and many homemade items including jams and breads. 

There is a free one-way shuttle three times a day to central

locations including the ferry station and A-ma Temple. The Educational Restaurant is beautiful offering a wide selection of wines.  The restaurant also has a Happy Hour and Afternoon Tea. Keep in mind that it is a

school so the restaurant is not open on weekends and holidays. Needless to say, the service is excellent.  The students are passionate about their position and desire to offer excellent service. For more information check http://www.ift.edu.mo/EN/Pousada/Home/Index/240.