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Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau

Name: Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau
Telephone: 853-2856-7888

An urban retreat with stunning Portuguese architecture

VERIFIED LUXURY

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Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau offers a luxurious escape where local heritage meets contemporary elegance. Ideally located just minutes from UNESCO-listed heritage sites and captivating museums, this photogenic address makes it easy to explore all the city has to offer.

Portuguese and Chinese cultures inspire the architecture and design, which celebrates Macau’s East-meets-West heritage in nuanced ways. In the palatial lobby, you'll find soaring ceilings, gorgeous tilework, intricate iron details and arched corridors that evoke a sense of history. Meanwhile, the well-appointed rooms and suites feature handcrafted Macanese art, complemented by stunning views of the city, South China Sea or the resort’s lush gardens.

With three upscale eateries at your doorstep, you’ll never have to venture far for a great meal. And should you find yourself with some downtime, the resort’s sumptuous spa, relaxing pool deck and extensive athletic facilities are guaranteed to impress.

Our Inspector's Highlights

Known for its East-meets-West-inspired therapies and indulgent spa suites, The Spa at Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau is a must-visit. Arrive early to experience the sauna, steam room and vitality pool before kicking back for a rejuvenating Macanese Sangria Ritual. After your treatment, there’s no need to rush off; instead, luxuriate in your private “spa garden,” where a Jacuzzi and rain showers await.
A dedicated exhibition space in the Macau hotel lobby features a rotating collection of paintings from Portugal and Macau, making it a prime place to start your cultural journey.
Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau’s pool is a highlight. Surrounded by tropical greenery, the 25-meter pool provides a lagoon-like retreat complete with tumbling waterfalls, bubbling whirlpools and a water slide for kids.
Families and active types can make use of the urban resort’s extensive recreation facilities, including a driving range and multi-purpose courts for tennis, basketball, volleyball and soccer.
Be sure to spend some time exploring the resort itself. A cheery yellow facade, arched breezeways anchored by chandeliers and white columns evoke the feel of a grand Portuguese mansion that might just transport you halfway across the world.

The Restaurants

Inspired by Macau’s former Hotel Bela Vista — a magnificent neoclassical building on nearby Penha Hill — Café Bela Vista embodies the warm, casual ambiance of a streetside Portuguese eatery. With its breezy veranda and white wicker chairs, it’s a relaxing spot to indulge in a bountiful buffet breakfast, afternoon tea or your choice of Macanese, Portuguese and pan-Asian plates.
For a taste of classic Chinese cuisine in an elegant setting, head to Kam Lai Heen. Highlights here include crab meat and roe baked in a crab shell, roasted suckling pig, and a foie gras terrine served with Chinese pancakes.
At NAAM (meaning “water” in Thai), dig into Thai specialties while overlooking the luxury hotel’s gorgeous pool and tropical gardens. In addition to signatures like grilled wagyu with spicy lime chili sauce or soy-braised pork knuckle with chili dip, the heralded eatery offers a diverse selection of market-fresh seafood prepared with zippy Thai salads and sauces.
At once glamorous and cozy, Vasco – Bar and Lounge is not your average watering hole. Inspired by the daring voyages of Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama — who charted the first sea route between Portugal and India — the bar’s adventurous cocktails will take you on a journey from the Cape of Good Hope to Mozambique, Calicut (now Kozhikode) and Goa.

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