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The St. Regis Macao, Cotai Central

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Opened December 2015 as the world's largest St. Regis hotel by room count, the 400-key St. Regis Macao became the only St. Regis Bar in the world to rank on Asia's 50 Best Bars, landing No. 22 in 2024, the sole Macau entry on that list. The hotel was designed by AEDAS with interiors by Steve Leung Design Group and carries Forbes Five-Star and Michelin Key ratings.

About The St. Regis Macao, Cotai Central

History

Opened in December 2015 as the world's largest St. Regis hotel within Sands Cotai Central (now The Londoner Macao), developed by Las Vegas Sands to meet growing luxury demand in Macau. Blends Portuguese colonial heritage with Chinese culture in a UNESCO site of East-West exchange over 450 years. No major renovations reported.

The setting

The St. Regis Macao occupies Sands Cotai Central on Estrada do Istmo, positioned centrally along the Cotai Strip — the 2004-reclaimed resort corridor between Taipa and Coloane concentrating over 850 luxury stores and Macau's highest density of five-star hotels. The Cotai Strip promenade is nine minutes on foot; The Venetian Macao — the largest single-structure hotel in Asia with 300 boutiques and a 15,000-seat arena — lies 11 minutes away; The Parisian Macao is 15 minutes on foot. Rooms face nightly light shows from neighboring resort towers, and the complex integrates directly into the Strip's dining and convention infrastructure, placing the hotel in Cotai's most walkable block amid a cluster of landmark luxury hotels. 2 km from museum at Taipa Houses.

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