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Star Tower at Studio City Macau

Estr. do Istmo, Macao
Forbes ★★★★★
Google 4.4
Overall 72
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$3,436
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$181
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Review

Synthesized from Forbes Travel Guide
Forbes ★★★★★ 5-Star

Character and identity

Star Tower sits inside Studio City, the cinema-themed Cotai megaresort that opened in 2015 and makes no apology for its scale. The hotel is the more refined wing of a complex that includes a casino dressed in gold and red, 19-plus restaurants, high-end shopping arcades, and Macau's largest waterpark. Between the two towers spins the Golden Reel, the world's highest figure-eight Ferris wheel. Inside, the register turns calmer: contemporary Cantonese at Pearl Dragon, a serious spa programme at Zensa with 13 treatment rooms, vitality pools, saunas and snow rooms, and outdoor pools fringed by cabanas. Service is polished and Five-Star in pitch.

Who's it for

Best for:
Families and multigenerational groups who want a single address that solves everyone's day, with kids absorbed by the Golden Bucket water features, the Little Lagoon and the 850-foot jungle river, while adults split time between the casino, the spa and serious Cantonese cooking. Also a strong pick for couples who like big-resort energy with a quiet spa retreat available.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone after intimate boutique character, a walkable urban setting, or Macau's Portuguese heritage should look to the peninsula. The complex is enormous, busy and unapologetically flashy, and travellers who dislike casinos, theming or constant foot traffic will find the atmosphere relentless.

Bottom line

The draw here is range: one tower that delivers a calm, Five-Star hotel experience while the wider resort handles waterpark, Ferris wheel, casino and 19 restaurants under one roof. Book it if you want everything in one place, particularly with children. Pearl Dragon is worth a dinner reservation, and a Zensa booking on the third floor is the antidote to the crowds downstairs.

Location

Estr. do Istmo, Macao · 10 nearest tracked hotels

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Amenities

42 features
24-hour room service
Babysitting services
Bar
Casino
Fitness classes
Gym
House car
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Outdoor pool
Restaurants
Spa

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