Once known as the Hyatt Regency Macau, the Regency Hotel Macau is located on Taipa Island, and is noteworthy for its lush resort setting, on 3 acres of well-tended grounds that feature gardens, bridges, and peaceful, romantic spots for couples. The property radiates Portugese charm, invoking the nostalgia of Macau's history as a Portugese colony.
There is a small casino in the Regency Hotel Macau. It is a cozy one-room hideaway, with approximately 6 gaming tables for guests, offering the traditional selection of games. The neighboring Greek Mythology and Crown offer extensive gaming, and insiders note that the Regency Hotel can be an inexpensive way to experience the Cotai Strip while having access to all of the nightlife and other entertainment that Taipa Island has to offer.
The accommodations at Regency Hotel Macau are all-inclusive. There are 326 guestrooms and suites, that include both the essential amenties and special touches such as international direct dial, fully stocked minibars, broadband internet (which is also available in the lobby) and satellite television in every room. Many of the guest accommodations look out onto the sea, while others give you a spectacular view of the city and the Taipa Bridge.
The hotel has four restaurants that provide a good variety of options. The cuisine ranges from Cantonese to traditional Macanese to international fare. You can choose a light meal of noodles and Chinese delicacies, grab a quick snack at Pousada Cafe, or enjoy a more hearty meal of provincial delicacies. In addition, you can take advantage of the 24 hour room service.
Guests who are looking for day of relaxation away from the gaming tables can tour the 3 acres of gardens, or take advantage of the extensive recreational facilities at the Regency Hotel Macau. The hotel boasts a well-equipped fitness center, and an outdoor swimming pool for exercise and lounging about. You can also use the sauna, steam room and whirlpool, and luxuriate in the solarium.
The Regency Hotel Macau is located on Taipa at Estrata Almirante Marques, Esparteiro in Macau. The nearest airport is the Macau International Airport, which is accessible from Taipa Island via ferries that run every 15 to 30 minutes for most of the day.To visit Macau and nearby Hong Kong, visitors need only a valid passport. If you intend to travel to Mainland China, however, you will need a visa from the Chinese government. Visa applications do take some months to process, so you should apply as soon as possible, and at least 3-4 months in advance, if travel to the mainland is part of your plan.
