Macau, Macau
Four Seasons Hotel Macao
Iberian calm set against the noise of the Cotai Strip, and all the better for the contrast. A resort in feeling, with excellent value beneath the Four Seasons name.
Awarded by Carter Beau
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From around US$300 a night
360 rooms and suites
2008
Macau International (MFM), about 10 minutes by car
A strong Two Ovelle property that comfortably exceeds expectations and offers excellent value.
Awarded Two Ovelle
The stay, told in four parts
A calm Iberian resort set against the Cotai Strip, delivered with the warmth of a Four Seasons and the value of a hotel priced well below its rivals. Not the most memorable stay in the region, but one of the most quietly enjoyable.
A Deluxe Room facing the pools
The five outdoor pools are the reason the hotel behaves like a resort, so ask for a room on the pool side of the building rather than facing the Cotai Strip. The garden aspect is the calmer picture and the one worth waking to.
If value allows, a suite is where the hotel’s proportions come into their own; the more generous plans hold the Portuguese detailing more comfortably than the standard rooms do.
- Location
- Cotai, Macau
- Neighbourhood
- On the Cotai Strip in Taipa, linked to the Shoppes at Four Seasons and the neighbouring resorts
- Opened
- 2008
- Accommodation
- 360 rooms and suites
- Design
- Portuguese and Mediterranean in style
- Dining
- Zi Yat Heen for Cantonese among them
- Spa
- A full spa, with five outdoor pools
- Getting There
- Macau International (MFM), about 10 minutes by car
- Price From
- From around US$300 a night
- Website
- fourseasons.com
Four Seasons Hotel Macao is part of a much larger complex than it first appears. Across the original 20 storey hotel and the neighbouring 40 storey Grand Suites tower, the property contains a combined 649 rooms and suites, including 289 Grand Suites.
Shoppes at Four Seasons
Connected
The luxury mall attached to the hotel, with the wider Cotai resorts beyond.
Taipa Village
A short drive
The old Portuguese quarter of colourful houses, bakeries and Macanese restaurants.
Ruins of St Paul’s
A short drive to the peninsula
The facade of the old Jesuit church, the emblem of historic Macau.
Booking Four Seasons Hotel Macao
We book directly with the hotel. When you reserve, ask for a room on the pool side of the building, and note if a suite upgrade is on offer; the suites are where the hotel is at its most itself.
Hotels cannot purchase or request an Ovelle. Every recognition is based on a genuine stay and awarded through independent editorial judgement, and any hosted element is clearly disclosed and never determines the final recognition.