Living in Macau New store check-in at The Grand Lisboa

The Christmas season in Macau has brought back the crowds, and this time I chose to stay at The Grand Lisboa because this resort is the newest in Macau and so far, I haven't visited it. Previously, when staying at the Wynn Palace, I was curious about the huge Baroque palace building that was so close by, and it turns out to be The Grand Lisboa Resort. Like other complexes, it combines three hotels: The Grand Lisboa, Karl Lagerfeld Hotel (which just opened in December), and the soon-to-open third Versace Hotel in the world. The public area of the hotel is a very appealing sky garden, which is exquisitely fun and eye-catching. The Grand Lisboa is quite large, so with the current occupancy rate, you can easily be upgraded to a garden view room. The one I stayed in not only had a garden view but also a sea view, which was a pleasant surprise. The room is spacious with an open view, and the interior combines Macanese and Portuguese styles with colorful and a bit of an indigo vibe, especially the background wall of the dressing room with its beautiful tiles. The shower is also specially customized and very easy to use. The amenities are the same as those next door at the Karl Lagerfeld, which is a niche British brand COCHINE, and they are quite nice, giving out 2 sets generously. Lastly, the public area of the hotel, with new facilities, is naturally good. The pool looks great, and the water temperature is over 30°C, so it's very warm, haha, perfect for the current weather. There is the largest and best buffet restaurant in all of Macau, the Buffet Mountain, where you can find everything you can think of. The newest YOKOHAMA Takashimaya in Macau, NY8 Takashimaya, is great for shopping and buying, so... next time, stay for a night.