Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) and Broadway Macau are providing guests with various offers to enjoy a festive experience for Christmas and New Year until December 31.
According to a recent statement by the resort operator, Galaxy Hotel, Hotel Okura Macau, and JW Marriott Hotel Macau have launched “winter luxury hotel packages” starting from 1,338 patacas with free upgrades for various services, the statement noted. The statement pointed out that the Ritz-Carlton’s “winter luxury hotel package”, provides a night’s stay in a suite with “champagne, cakes, and dinner for two at The Ritz Café with prices” starting from 2,888 patacas. Meanwhile, the Banyan Tree’s package includes a night’s stay at the Cotai Pool Suite and a 60-minute spa treatment for two at the Banyan Tree Spa.
At Galaxy Macau, the statement underlined a variety of dining options are offered with over 120 dining outlets and more than 10 restaurants providing special festive menus and buffets. For shopping, the Promenade Shops, where more than 200 luxury fashion and lifestyle brands are located, offer guests shopping rewards up to 3,500 patacas upon spending 30,000 patacas or above and gift certificates up to 1,000 patacas when paying with UnionPay card or QuickPass App.
The statement added that guests spending 5,000 patacas/Hong Kong dollars or more at the “Brands of the Month” stores will receive up to 400 patacas shopping gift certificates until December 31. DFS will also launch limited-time pop-up stores while other brands will launch “Macau-exclusive limited-edition products”. POP MART in Galaxy Macau’s East Square will launch a special Christmas collection, allowing guests to receive a limited-edition Christmas gift upon any purchase and join games to win special gifts, the statement said.
For New Year’s Eve, China Rouge will host a 70s themed countdown party. Guests can also go to the Scottish style The Macallan Whisky Bar & Lounge or The Ritz-Carlton Bar & Lounge for snacks and specialty drinks, the statement said.
For other entertainment, guests can also go to GalaxyArt, which showcases an exhibition titled “Juxtapose” and the 3D film complex Galaxy Cinemas, which has 10 cinemas, the statement underlined.
Moreover, at Broadway Macau’s Food Street, the statement said, a nostalgic market scene highlights the authentic street style from Macau’s past. Guests can join a “hot pot food festival”, choose from 60 different sizzling styles of authentic hot pot and clay pot dishes with free flow of Coca-Cola for only 28 patacas per person, the statement added.
The statement added that further details can be found at www.galaxymacau.com
This undated handout photo provided by Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) earlier this month shows a Christmas-themed installation with large teddy bears at Galaxy Macau’s Diamond Lobby.
