Macau’s floral-themed Wynn Palace will stun you
A $4.1 billion luxury hotel that features an artificial lake, gondolas, a Jeff Koons art installation and rooms dripping in crystal is finally set to open its doors in Macau next week. (AFP)
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A $4.1 billion luxury hotel that features an artificial lake, gondolas, a Jeff Koons art installation and rooms dripping in crystal is finally set to open its doors in Macau next week. (AFP)
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Wynn Palace opens August 22 and is the company’s second integrated resort property in Macau, after Wynn Macau, which opened in 2006. (AFP)
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After six years of development, delays, and a cloud of uncertainty, the floral-themed Wynn Palace will be unveiled in the casino capital of the world. (AFP)
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Over the last few years, an economic slowdown in China and Beijing’s anti-corruption campaign have led to a decline in Macau’s gambling revenues, causing opening delays and forcing hoteliers to revisit their projects. (AFP)
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Air-conditioned SkyCabs ferry guests across the eight-acre lake straight into the resort. (AFP)
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Themed around flowers, the property features 1,700 rooms and large-scale floral displays including a Ferris wheel studded with 103,000 flowers by floral designer Preston Bailey. (AFP)
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Designed with the high roller in mind, the hotel features the largest spa in Macau. It also boasts of an extravagant menu that includes facials using crushed diamonds and gold-leaf. (AFP)
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Top-tier Garden Villas span up to 743 square meters (8,000 square feet) and feature outdoor gardens, swimming pools, grand pianos, 24-hour butler service and two to three master suites. (AFP)
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