The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel

It is a one stop entertainment Hotel. You can find a big casino, Gondola ride, huge shopping arcade, dozens of restaurant, children area, and of course relaxation. The resort is so big, so you have to use a hotel map to get to your suite. It's a bit pricey, but it's worth it. There's a hotel transfer in and out to the international airport for free. It's the best I've ever stayed in.

The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel is one of the newly built Hotels located on Cotai Strip in Macao. It's the sister casino & hotel resort to the Venetian in Las Vegas. It features 3000 suites and a lot of space for gambling, retail and convention.
The Venetian as well as the whole Cotai Strip project is owned by the Las Vegas Sands corporation.

While visiting Macao during my Hong Kong trip in March, I spent one night in a suite in The Venetian Macao.
I have been to The Venetian in Las Vegas and I must say, this one is even better. It's just as beautiful, but it's even bigger, has a better shopping mall with a wonderful food court!
The Four Seasons Hotel is attached to The Venetian and is accessible from there. They have their own shopping mall, which is more luxurios than The Venetian's.

The room - which was a Bella Suite with two queen beds - was spacious and really beautiful. Nice furniture, well equipped, two TV sets, fax machine, internet access, and many more amenities. Nothing there I could possibly complain about...
You get good bang for the buck there!
The room cost about 1800HK$ for one night, which is ok for a luxury hotel such as this. The Venetian in Vegas is cheaper, but they got a lot of competition over there...

The only downside: At the moment, Cotai Strip is just a huge construction site. Concrete towers and cranes everywhere you look. Unlike Vegas, nothing going on there on the streets in the evening.

Well, they have a good and free shuttle bus service downtown and to the ferry terminals, so you just go downtown to have some action.

However, I really liked to stay at The Venetian Macao, and would definitely go there again.

The Venetian Hotel in Macao is a Very Big and Impressive hotel. The Hotel is very grand and shining with Gold. Check In was a bit slow as the Receptionist had a hard time locating our reservation. On the Voucher it was my name which PAL used, but on their system it was under my mother. After locating our reservations, they gave us the Card Keys and the MAP to our room. We went thru the Casino to get to our Elevator. The room of the Venetian, our room was very impressive, everything from the Bed, to the TV, to the Bathroom, to the Toiletries, everything as in everything was impressive. The Breakfast included was also good. So many food choices to choose from.

hmmm i stay in Venetian macau hotel on January 2008.... a really nice and luxury hotel... the hotel is very huge... they are really serious in building venetian environment... the decoration is looks like we walking in venetian... there is canals inside the hotel area where u can ride a gondola upon it... if u walk inside the hotel u will always hear classical music, it's because the gondola rider always sing classical song... yeah they really sing it not from Cd or cassette... i personally love classical music so i really enjoy it... every few hour there will be street performance inside the hotel (man and women sing and dance like in the opera)...

the hotel room is so big... the twin sharing room have 2 queen size bed and 1 sofa bed... so 6 people will fit in one room...^_^ the bathroom hotel is very clean... and there is 2 TV in the room... one in front the sofa and one in front the bed...overall i cant complain about the room...

if u want to eat there is cafes, and restaurant inside the hotel... the food is delicious... there is so many kind of food from japan, korean, chinese, and western food... but form me the price is quite expensive... 1 meal can cost u 60 HK$..there is also shopping area inside the hotel...

for me the hotel location which a little bit far from the center of Macau is a problem... because when i travel i like to walk around and see the real life of the city... so if u love luxury and a lay back vacation this hotel is suitable for u,but if u like to walking around and explore macau this hotel would't be right for u....

I only stayed here, because I got to the Ferry from Hong Kong, and couldn't see the people I was going to meet up with. So what did I do as a budding adventurer? Follow the crowd of people hopping onto a random bus in a place I know nothing about, of course!

Maybe it's because I went during the holiday season, that the prices were so high, but in either case, the rooms were awesome! The hotel itself is very very grand. Considering most of the new hotel/casinos in Macau are actually funded by casino owners in Las Vegas, it's kinda' hard to imagine how it couldn't be awesome.