Special hotel deals at the Vegas of the East

SINGAPORE – Agoda.com, Asia’s leading global hotel booking site and part of Nasdaq-listed Priceline Group (Nasdaq: PCLN), today announced hotel specials for some top hotels in Macau.

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SINGAPORE – Agoda.com, Asia’s leading global hotel booking site and part of Nasdaq-listed Priceline Group (Nasdaq: PCLN), today announced hotel specials for some top hotels in Macau.

Famous for its glitzy entertainment complexes, luxury shopping, full-service casinos, and beautiful colonial precincts, Macau is the perfect destination for travelers looking for an excitement-filled getaway.

The “Vegas of the East” is just a short ferry ride from Hong Kong and offers travelers luxury hotels, theater shows, vibrant nightlife, sightseeing, and unique Sino-Portuguese cuisine. Attracting more than 28 million visitors in 2011, Macau’s got all the elements for whatever style of vacation travelers are looking for, whether it’s a romantic rendezvous, a fun family trip, a girly weekender, or a bachelors’ break.

Theatre shows in Macau are a major draw for all types of travelers. The City of Dreams complex puts on The House of Dancing Water featuring acrobats, aerialists, divers, and dancers on an elaborate USD250 million set. There are also cabaret shows, fighting tournaments, nightly laser light displays, and K-Pop concerts to keep travelers entertained.

One particular attraction that’s great for families is Ice World at the Venetian Macau. Featuring the work of 50 ice artists from Harbin, the elaborate creations on display were made from more than 10,000 blocks of ice, and cover a 1,656 sqm meter “freezer,” set to minus 8 degrees Celsius.

Then, there are the more iconic Macau experiences: sampling the famous Portuguese egg tarts from Margaret’s Café or Lord Stow’s Bakery, taking a gondola ride in the Venetian, exploring the ruins of St Paul’s, enjoying the excitement of the gaming tables, and taking in the city from Macau Tower’s observation deck.

Whatever the itinerary, Macau’s hotels offer great value. Properties are luxurious and packed with facilities, many hotel complexes offering enough dining and entertainment options to keep guests occupied for an entire stay.

Agoda.com has a selection of rare deals currently running at Macau hotels – some are limited time offers, so travelers should act fast to take advantage of these great savings!

AGODA.COM MAGICAL MACAU HOTEL DEALS

The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel 5* – 15 percent discount!
From US$175 per night. Early Bird Special – must book at least 14 days in advance. Valid until December 30, 2012.

Galaxy Macau 5* – 15 percent discount!
From US$213 per night. Early Bird Special – must book at least 14 days in advance. Valid until December 31, 2012.

Emperor Hotel 4* – 10 percent discount!
From US$108 per night. Early Bird Special – must book at least 14 days in advance. Valid until December 31, 2012.

Royal Hotel Macau 5* – 20 percent discount LIMITED TIME ONLY!
From US$84 per night. Limited time special – valid only until August 31, 2012.

Beverly Plaza Hotel 4* – 15 percent discount!
From US$91 per night. Early Bird Special – must book at least 15 days in advance. Valid until December 31, 2012.

Hotel Guia 4* – 15 percent discount!
Rates from US$84 per night. Valid until December 31, 2012.

Casa Real Hotel 4* – 10 percent discount!
From US$106 per night. Must book one day in advance. Valid until December 31, 2012.

Waldo Hotel 4* – 15 percent discount!
From US$97 per night. Limited-time offer – must book before August 31, 2012.

Grand Emperor Hotel 5* – 10 percent discount!
From US$157 per night. Valid until December 30, 2012.

Ole Tai Sam Un Hotel 3* – 20 percent discount LIMITED TIME ONLY!
From US$66 per night. Early Bird Special – must book at least 14 days in advance. Valid until July 31, 2012.

WHAT TO TAKE AWAY FROM THIS ARTICLE:

  • Attracting more than 28 million visitors in 2011, Macau's got all the elements for whatever style of vacation travelers are looking for, whether it's a romantic rendezvous, a fun family trip, a girly weekender, or a bachelors' break.
  • sampling the famous Portuguese egg tarts from Margaret's Café or Lord Stow's Bakery, taking a gondola ride in the Venetian, exploring the ruins of St Paul's, enjoying the excitement of the gaming tables, and taking in the city from Macau Tower's observation deck.
  • Featuring the work of 50 ice artists from Harbin, the elaborate creations on display were made from more than 10,000 blocks of ice, and cover a 1,656 sqm meter “freezer,” set to minus 8 degrees Celsius.

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