I was staying at the GH Macau in October 2012 for 3 nights including Grand Club access. We had a room in the so called Club Tower, floor 29. I was able to look into some rooms and it seemed like all 29xx room have the same layout, except of the corner rooms which much be suites.
As usual in Macau the hotel lobby is very spacious and it leaves a great first impression. The high ceiling, the vast amount of space and it's decoration reminds a lot of Las Vegas hotels.
We arrived from HK by ferry to Cotai/Taipa and there were immediately shuttles available to the hotel and we arrived in less than 10 minutes (it's the second stop, right after the airport which is located next to the Hyatt).
Check in was fast and only few words were lost during our interaction with an Indian front desk agent. It seems like not all employees have the same proficiency in English language at the GH Macau.
The rooms was very spacious. A big bed room, a complimentary Nespresso coffee machine, a big living room area with floor to ceiling windows. The bathroom is very big with a free standing bathtub and a separate shower. Very nice! Plenty of amenities and towels available. The bedroom and bathroom are separated by a window only but of course, there are curtains to ensure plenty of privacy.
Overall very sleek, elegant and...I was staying at the GH Macau in October 2012 for 3 nights including Grand Club access. We had a room in the so called Club Tower, floor 29. I was able to look into some rooms and it seemed like all 29xx room have the same layout, except of the corner rooms which much be suites.
As usual in Macau the hotel lobby is very spacious and it leaves a great first impression. The high ceiling, the vast amount of space and it's decoration reminds a lot of Las Vegas hotels.
We arrived from HK by ferry to Cotai/Taipa and there were immediately shuttles available to the hotel and we arrived in less than 10 minutes (it's the second stop, right after the airport which is located next to the Hyatt).
Check in was fast and only few words were lost during our interaction with an Indian front desk agent. It seems like not all employees have the same proficiency in English language at the GH Macau.
The rooms was very spacious. A big bed room, a complimentary Nespresso coffee machine, a big living room area with floor to ceiling windows. The bathroom is very big with a free standing bathtub and a separate shower. Very nice! Plenty of amenities and towels available. The bedroom and bathroom are separated by a window only but of course, there are curtains to ensure plenty of privacy.
Overall very sleek, elegant and modern rooms. We asked for a non smoking room and we could not smell any cigarette odor of former guests.
Housekeeping did a great job and the room was cleaned very well.
As usual there is a big casino as well as a shopping mall underneath the hotel. The Hyatt is connected to the Hard Rock hotel as they share the same mall/casino. Also, the Venetian, the Sheraton and the Sands are in walking distance.
We enjoyed the Grand Club. Breakfast is from 6:30am until 11am and cocktails are from 5pm until 7:30 pm. The offer varies a little from day to day but there is plenty of options for all kinds of tastes. Grand Club is now on the 3rd floor as the owners of the hotel (not Hyatt, the mgmt comany) decided to transform the former Grand Club into a private casino/club. The Grand Club is still big enough and very nice and certainly worth the additional cost.
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