What You Need To Know:
Casino Lisboa features a number of Casino rooms for your choosing. The largest one the Crystal Palace Casino is the main casino pit that is about the size of the old pit at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas. It is quite crowded and there is very heavy security. The main pit features about 50 tables most of which are baccarat, blackjack, sicbo, three card baccarat. There is also a slot room below the main pit (non smoking) that has a ton of video slots, a handful of video poker machines and a number of electronic baccarat machines.
Location:
Casino Lisboa is located right in the heart of Macau's casino center, steps away from Wynn Macau, Starworld, Grand Emperor and it's sister property Grand Lisboa. Casino Lisboa overlooks Nam Van Lake and the traffic circle in downtown and has a great view of the Macau Tower, Macau-Taipa bridge, Wynn Macau, Grand Lisboa and Taipa Island depending on which side of the hotel your room is on. Hotel/Casino Lisboa the center of the action in Macau.
A Little History:
Hotel Lisboa is the landmark of Macau. It is an iconic resort casino destination, sort of like the Flamingo in Vegas. Casino Lisboa, which looks remarkably like the old Sands Casino tower in Vegas, is owned by Dr. Stanley Ho's SJM. Casino Lisboa opened in 1971.
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Hotel Rooms:
Casino Lisboa's hotel offers 1,000 rooms and suites at very competitive prices. All the rooms have been recently renovated. The original round 12 story, 270 room hotel tower was built in 1970. A second 270 room hotel building was built in 1991. Even though the grand hotel is quite old, the rooms have been continually upgraded and are very very sharp. Deluxe accommodations come with free minibar and free pay per view movies, including recent releases and a decent collection of Western and Asian porn.
The rooms feature high speed internet (free), flat screen TV, turn down service at 6pm every night, a beautifully refurbished bathroom, safe, shoe polish, slippers & robes, toothbrushes, shaving kits, a crazy electronic shower with body spray, jacuzzi tub, shower wand, rain shower head and an in-shower radio.
Room rates are about 1/2 of what you'll pay at StarWorld, Wynn Macau, Grand Lisboa and MGM Grand Macau... it's a great value. Room service kicks ass too.
Dining:
Casino Lisboa has many dining options including Robuchon a Galera -French cuisine presented by legendary Chef Joel Robuchon, Noite e Dia - dinner buffet, Portas do Sol - Chinese Dim Sum, New Furusato - Japanese, Gallery Lounge - bar, Wine - you guessed it, vino and a lot of it. Wine has a tremendous wine selection - a must for wine aficionados.
Restaurants, Bars & Nightlife:
Dining guide listings are coming soon.
Resort:
If you're looking for a working girl, look no further than the shopping promenade at Hotel Lisboa. There are tons of them looking to service your desires.
Attractions and Things To Do:
Attractions listings are coming soon.
The Casino:
Casino Lisboa is crowded, smoky, dense and noisy, possibly because it is such a small room. The drink service features juice, coffee, water, tea and some white bread sandwiches with the crusts cut off - all complimentary. Be sure to wash your hands after leaving this joint and playing here as the Chinese have very different standards regarding hand to nose to mouth contact then folks from the West do. Thats not to say they're gross, but they like picking their noses a lot.
Casino Games Offered:
Casino Lisboa has one of the most expansive, densely packed casinos in Macau despite its being one of the oldest joints in town. They offer Baccarat, Roulette, Blackjack, Fantan, Cussec, SicBo, FanTan, Mahjong, Paigow, Slots and electronic baccarat and poker tables.
Hotel Lisboa is a hotel casino resort that has been plucked, pickled and perfectly preserved in 1973. The rooms are funky, yet spotless. The casino, lived in. The patrons are equally so. Wondrous. Weird.