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At Chef Tam's Seasons, award-winning chef Tam Kwok Fung reimagines Cantonese cuisine with a seasonal menu inspired by the 24 solar terms, showcasing top-notch ingredients and culinary artistry.

Step into a charming colonial military club in Macau, where the upscale Portuguese cuisine, highlighted by juicy suckling pig, offers a taste of history with every bite.

Casual beach hotel in a 1930s mansion with an outdoor pool, a Portuguese restaurant & breakfast. In a 1930s mansion overlooking Cheoc-Van Beach, this informal hotel is 6 km from casinos on Cotai Strip and 2 km from Hac Sa Reservoir Barbecue Park. It's 8 km from Macau International Airport. Relaxed rooms feature balconies, sea views, and tea and coffeemaking facilities, in addition to flat-screen TVs, minifridges and Wi-Fi. Family rooms add living areas and sleep up to 6 guests. Amenities include a restaurant serving Portuguese cuisine and afternoon tea, and an outdoor pool. Breakfast is available.

Palace Garden at the Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau dazzles with its opulent Chinoiserie decor and serves exquisite Cantonese dishes in style.

Climb the scenic Guia Hill to discover Macau's colonial lighthouse, charming chapel, and stunning views, all nestled in a historic natural park.

This high-rise hotel offers cozy, clean rooms with great views, a solid breakfast, and friendly staff, all a stroll away from vibrant Taipa Village.

At Zuicho, immerse yourself in a captivating kappo experience where the chef crafts omakase menus featuring exquisite Japanese ingredients like Hokkaido uni and A5 Wagyu.

Macau, a vibrant blend of Portuguese charm and Chinese culture, boasts exotic cobblestone streets, stunning casinos, and rich historical landmarks just a ferry ride from Hong Kong.

Tucked away in old Macao, this stylish hotel offers cozy quarters, vibrant decor, and attentive service, all just a short stroll from historic attractions.

Genteel rooms in an army barracks-turned-hotel with a charming dining hall & a restaurant. Set in a former army barracks next to the Mong Ha Fortress, this charming hillside hotel is run by the Institute for Tourism Studies. It's a 3-minute walk from a bus stop and 5 km from Macau Tower. Warmly decorated rooms offer free Wi-Fi and cable TV, plus minibars, minifridges, and tea and coffeemaking facilitie. Some feature distinctive details such as antique-style furnishings, while airy, upgraded rooms include bathrooms with tubs. Complimentary breakfast is served in a dining hall with traditional Portuguese-style tiles; there's also a culinary institute eatery with garden views, as well as a gym, a library and a local shuttle service.