Overview
The Venetian Macao is a luxury hotel and casino resort in Macau owned by the American Las Vegas Sands company. It is modeled on its sister casino resort The Venetian Las Vegas. This resort features over 3,000 spacious suites, more than 330 retail stores at Shoppes at Venetian, and exceptional dining experiences.
Rooms & Accommodation
Every room is a suite. The split-level layout puts a sunken living room a step below the sleeping area, with a marble bathroom off it; the standard Royale suite runs about 70 square metres, which is roughly double a standard Strip room in Las Vegas.
Casino Features & Information
The massive casino floor is divided into four themed gaming areas—Golden Fish, Imperial House, Red Dragon, and Phoenix. It covers extensive square footage and offers an immense variety of table games and electronic gaming machines catering to both casual players and high rollers.
- Age Requirement: Minimum 21 years of age for entry.
- Dress Code: Smart casual. No sleeveless shirts or open shoes for men.
- Responsible Gambling: Integrated policies are in place to support safe gaming practices.
- Features: High-limit salons (Paiza Club) and private gaming rooms.
Dining & Entertainment
Guests can dine at signature restaurants like Jiang Nan by Jereme Leung or enjoy international buffets. Entertainment includes gondola rides through indoor canals, the Cotai Arena for international concerts, and interactive exhibitions.
Casino History
Opened in August 2007, The Venetian Macao played a pivotal role in transforming the Cotai Strip into the Asian equivalent of the Las Vegas Strip. It remains one of the largest single structure hotel buildings in Asia and a cornerstone of Macau's gaming industry.