The Grand Lisboa Hotel and Casino in Macau
Perched at the heart of the Macau Peninsula, The Grand Lisboa Hotel and Casino blends contemporary design with traditional Chinese motifs to create an iconic gaming destination. The property’s golden lotus-shaped tower rises above the skyline, housing more than 800 rooms and a 24-hour casino floor that attracts both high-rollers and casual visitors.
Inside the gaming hall, guests find over 800 slot machines, 340 table games, and exclusive VIP salons with private baccarat pits. The casino operates under strict Macau gaming regulations, ensuring fair play and secure banking for international players. Beyond the tables, five signature restaurants, a rooftop pool, and a full-service spa complete the resort experience.
Signature Gaming Floor
three levels, each tailored to different player
The Grand Lisboa’s casino floor spans three levels, each tailored to different player preferences. The ground floor offers classic slots and progressive jackpots, while the mezzanine hosts high-limit European roulette and blackjack. The upper VIP salons feature private gaming salons reserved for invited guests and offer baccarat tables with minimum bets starting at HK$10,000.
- 800+ slot machines
- 340 live table games
- VIP salons with private baccarat
- 24-hour gaming
Hotel and Amenities
"Look at payment speed and table limits, not only the headline bonus."
enjoy spacious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking
Guests staying at the Grand Lisboa enjoy spacious rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the city and harbor. The property’s five restaurants include a Michelin-starred Cantonese fine-dining room and an Italian trattoria. A rooftop pool and wellness spa provide relaxation away from the gaming floor.
- 800+ hotel rooms
- Five signature restaurants
- Rooftop infinity pool
- Full-service spa
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Grand Lisboa open to non-hotel guests?
Yes, the casino floor is open to the public 24 hours a day. Non-guests simply present valid identification at the entrance.
What is the minimum age to gamble?
Macau law requires guests to be at least 21 years old to enter the casino gaming areas.
Are credit cards accepted at the tables?
Most major credit cards are accepted at the cage and for marker play in VIP salons, subject to credit approval.