Versace has inaugurated a brand-new hotel in Macau, featuring 271 rooms spread over three towers and 12 levels. This establishment, Palazzo Versace Macau, represents the brand's inaugural resort venture in Asia, showcasing a blend of classical Baroque and Ancient Greek architectural influences under the artistic guidance of Donatella Versace. Throughout the premises, Versace's iconic Milanese elements such as the Medusa emblem, Greca design, and Barocco motif are interwoven with traditional Chinese symbols including chrysanthemums and dragons.
Nestled within the expansive Grand Lisboa Palace Resort Macau, the hotel's luxurious suites are adorned with premium linens and furnishings that incorporate oriental details from the Versace Home collection. Beyond the guest accommodations, the resort offers indoor and outdoor swimming facilities, a spa equipped with a crystal steam room among other wellness amenities, a gym offering personal training services, and two Italian dining venues.
Daisy Ho, the managing director of SJM Resorts which collaborated with Versace to bring this project to fruition, expressed excitement about the role of Palazzo Versace Macau in enhancing Macau's reputation as a premier global destination for tourism and leisure, aiming to attract a wide array of sophisticated visitors from around the world.
The Macau hotel is Versace's third foray into the luxury resort market, joining the ranks of its Dubai and Australia resorts, which opened in 2016 and 2000, respectively.
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