Address: 555 avenida da amizade , Macau 00000, China
The Landmark is one of Macau's new breed of hotels, offering a luxurious experience that falls somewhere between class and Vegas (and rarely the twain shall meet). It's big, with twin towers, 451 rooms and a cheesy Egyptian-themed casino.The Landmark is not a bad option at the lower reaches of the high-end price range. It has obvious appeal to gamblers - just get in the lift and you're there - but will also appeal to those who want a bit of luxury in a fairly central location. The service is pretty good, if a little rushed, and the prices come down sharply midweek. The rooms are more tasteful than the 22-floor hotel's exterior might suggest. But they still have the sort of over-the-top touches you'd expect from a place that also houses the Pharaoh's Palace Casino. Lots of gold, plaster ceiling motifs and huge black-and-white chequered bathrooms.
The Landmark is not a bad option at the lower reaches of the high-end price range. It has obvious appeal to gamblers - just get in the lift and you're there - but will also appeal to those who want a bit of luxury in a fairly central location. The service is pretty good, if a little rushed, and the prices come down sharply midweek. The rooms are more tasteful than the 22-floor hotel's exterior might suggest. But they still have the sort of over-the-top touches you'd expect from a place that also houses the Pharaoh's Palace Casino. Lots of gold, plaster ceiling motifs and huge black-and-white chequered bathrooms.
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Atmosphere: Opulent and Busy
Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 2:00 PM Latest check-out time: 12:00 AM
US$285.03 per night
(US$142.51per person per night)
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Follow the neon-lit road! You don't need a heart, a brain or Dorothy to guide you, just follow the neon to one of the 15-plus gambling dens in this part of Macau. If you don't fancy that, you could head down to the little strip of bars along Av Dr Sun Yat Sen.
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