Banyan Tree Hotels and Resorts has celebrated
the Grand Opening of the Banyan Tree Macau.
The hotel features
four restaurants – including Belon, an “underwater” oyster bar and
grill – and a host of other luxurious offerings.
“Banyan Tree Macau, designed to be the city’s
first five-star urban resort, is proud to be a part of the
world-class Galaxy Macau integrated destination resort,” said Mr
Ho Kwon Ping, Executive Chairman of Banyan Tree Holdings. “With an all-suite concept featuring a Relaxation Pool in
every suite, plus Pool Villas in expansive private gardens, we
hope to welcome all our guests to this haven in the city where
they can enjoy a myriad of activities whether for business or
pleasure.”
In the heart of Cotai city, just 15 minutes from Macau
International Airport, Banyan Tree Macau features
private indoor Relaxation Pools in all its 246 opulent suites.
Its four dining outlets are headlined
by the signature Belon, designed to evoke an underwater
environment. The immersive experience begins from the
moment of arrival at the specialty restaurant, which is named
after Brittany’s famous delicacy. Guests descend a glass
stairwell, passing custom kinetic artwork, down to a bar wrapped
in aquatic forms of scallop tails, jellyfish, waves and spiraling
shells.
The opening of the property now means
visitors can also experience Saffron, Banyan Tree’s signature
restaurant. Saffron specialises in creative Thai cuisine and is
open daily during lunch and dinner.
Other outlets at
Banyan Tree Macau include Cabana for casual poolside dining, and
the relaxed Banyan Lounge for social gatherings.
Another major attraction is the Banyan
Tree Spa, a 3,400m² haven of indulgence offering sensory pampering
and experiences steeped in holistic Asian healing traditions and
set alongside two tropical pools. At Banyan Tree Macau’s Sanctuary
for the Senses, 10 Pool Villas ranging from 450m² to 950m² feature
both private pools and eight air-conditioned cabanas around the
outdoor heated pool.
The expansive, 950m² Sanctuary
Pool Villas are ideal for family retreats or gatherings of
friends, featuring two bedrooms, generous living area and a spa
treatment room. The spacious 160m² Sky Villas feature indoor
Relaxation Pools and living areas.
Suites range from the 100m² Grand Cotai Suite and
130m² Grand Macau Suite to the 130m² Spa Suite with its own
treatment room, as well as a 670m² split-level Presidential Suite
with two bedrooms, a dining room, designer kitchen and in-suite
Relaxation Pool.
Banyan Tree Macau also features a Grand Ballroom that can accommodate up to 1,200 guests
for cocktails.
Rudy Oretti is the General Manager of Banyan Tree Macau.
An highlight of the integrated destination resort
Galaxy Macau is one of the world’s largest skytop wave pools, generating
waves that wash against a man-made beach made with 350 tons of
real white sand. Resort guests are spoilt for choice with more
than 50 restaurants and bars within the integrated complex,
including the largest selection of pan-Asian cuisine under one
roof in Macau.
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