Galaxy Macau received six 5-star awards from the Forbes Travel Guide on April 26, the integrated resorts company said in a recent statement.
According to the statement, Forbes Travel Guide sends reviewers all over the world to evaluate hotels, restaurants, and spas, conferring star ratings based on 900 “objective and stringent standards” every year. The statement said that Galaxy Macau hotels’ facilities and services have again been recognised by Forbes.
The statement noted that Hotel Okura Macau achieved its five-star distinction for the first time as Macau’s only Japanese style hotel. The statement pointed out that Hotel Okura Macau offers a combination of functionality and comfort, creating a Japanese luxury hotel experience for Macau. The statement underlined that consistent with Japanese designs, the 488 guestrooms employ a “natural, fresh, and warm artistic motif of wood”, which insulates guests from the hustle and bustle of the city and provides comfort to their bodies and minds.
Meanwhile, the statement also said that The Ritz-Carlton, Macau; The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Macau; and its One-Michelin-star Cantonese restaurant Lai Heen have each been awarded a 5-star ranking in this year’s list. According to the statement, the hotel combines classic European styles with modern technology, presenting its interpretation of European style and highlighting the city’s unique “Macau Portuguese charm”.
The statement said Banyan Tree Macau and Banyan Tree Spa Macau received five-star awards for the eighth consecutive year. “Maintaining their classic touch and drive for innovation have again refreshed people’s expectations for luxury vacation experiences,” the statement said, adding that Banyan Tree Macau offers a “sanctuary for the senses for its visitors”.
This undated handout photo provided by Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) recently shows Hotel Okura Macau’s lobby.
