Wynn Palace

Have you ever dreamt of riding a gondola, not in Venice, but in Macau? Right here, before you, stands Wynn Palace. Wynn Palace isn’t just a hotel; it’s an experience. It opened its doors on August 22, 2016. The brainchild of Steve Wynn, he called Wynn Palace his “most aggressive, ambitious, and lovely project.” He envisioned a floral paradise. He wanted a place where water, light, and flowers intertwined to create something truly special. As you approach Wynn Palace, you’re greeted by the breathtaking Performance Lake. This isn’t just any body of water; it’s a 8-acre spectacle of water, music, and light. Over 1,000 water jets dance in a choreographed ballet. They move to everything from Broadway show tunes to classical masterpieces, illuminated by 2,000 lights. Inside, the floral theme continues. Imagine enormous floral sculptures, some even moving, designed by renowned floral artist Preston Bailey. His whimsical creations, like the floral carousel and Ferris wheel in the atriums, add a touch of magic to the luxurious atmosphere. Wynn Palace also houses a remarkable art collection. In 2011, Wynn Macau Ltd. acquired a set of four exquisite 18th-century Chinese porcelain vases for a cool $12.8 million. These vases, along with a Chinoiserie tapestry and other priceless works of art, are on display here, adding to the palace’s opulent ambiance. Wynn Palace offers more than just visual delights. It boasts 1,706 rooms, suites, and villas. There are thirteen restaurants, ranging from casual to fine dining, and over 9,800 square meters of luxury retail space. Whether you’re a high roller or simply seeking a unique experience, Wynn Palace offers something for everyone. It truly lives up to its name as a palace of dreams.