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Macau is the Las Vegas of Asia. Not only will you find many branches of the same popular hotels and resorts from the City of Sins here, but Macau offers the same – if not actually better and bigger - shows, hotels and gambling options. Here are the best casinos in Macau:

1. Wynn Macau
Like most Macau hotels that have their main branches in Vegas, the Wynn Macau looks pretty much like copy-and-paste of its US version. Let’s talk numbers: the complex features 600 rooms, over 500 table games in addition to 375 slot machines, a retail area, two spas, a fitness centre, convention facilities and eleven dining outlets. The rooms are divided into two towers namely Wynn Tower and Encore Tower. All rooms feature high-end facilities and gorgeous views over Macau.
http://www.wynnmacau.com/en/



2. The Venetian Macau
Ever wanted to know where the largest casino in the world is? Answer: Macau. At a size of 50.000 m², the Venetian Macau shouldn’t be called the little brother of the Venetian Las Vegas. Not at all. Okay, you probably know already that the Venetian resembles the famous canals of Venice and that the gondola drivers receive exclusive training from original Italian gondola drivers. By the way, it’s the seventh largest building in the world by area.
http://www.venetianmacao.com/

3. Grand Lisboa
The Grand Lisboa Macau is an iconic 261m tall glass tower located right in the centre of Macau with a distinctive design that can be spotted from far away. The casino boasts 430 rooms and suites spread over 52 floors in addition to over 800 gaming tables and 1000 slot machines. Furthermore its home to one of the world’s most exclusive restaurant, the Robuchon a Galera which was awarded with three stars by Michelin. The lavish rooms are equipped with absolute luxurious amenities such as Turkish steam baths, Jacuzzi, king size beds and much more.
http://www.grandlisboa.com/

4. Sands Cotai Central
Above you learned that the Venetian is the world’s seventh largest building by area, here you have number eight: the Sands Cotai Central. Well, truth to be told, the complex is home to four hotels: the Conrad Macao, Holiday Inn Macao (which is by the way the world’s largest Holiday Inn), Sheraton Grand Macao as well the St. Regis Macao, totalling together over 6000 rooms. The spectacular complex opened in 2012 and is located right on Macau’s famous Cotai Strip: it features in addition to the hotels dozens of food and beverage outlets as well convention and exhibition facilities and an insane gaming space of almost 10.000 m².
http://www.sandscotaicentral.com/

5. MGM Macau
Although the exterior of the MGM Macau is by far not as recognizable as its sister in Las Vegas, it’s still one of the SAR’s forefront casinos. It features over 600 luxurious rooms on 35 floors, over a dozen dining options, a 1200 seat theatre, over 1200 slot machines and more than 420 gaming tables. The sophisticated rooms come with oversized bathrooms, 46’’ TVs, free access to the gym and swimming pools as well as magnificent vistas over the city.
https://www.mgmmacau.com/

Tired of normal hotels? You love weird but quirky stuff? Hotels in 2016 are not anymore just big blocks of concrete with rooms inside. Tourism is steadily changing and people are looking for new, fresh and, well, yes, unusual accommodations. More and more designers, architects and creative individuals develop and create unique and sometimes weird hotel concepts. Here are the most unique hotels in Asia:

1. Treehouse Hotel Chiang Mai
Let’s be honest – who doesn’t love treehouses? The Treehouse House Hotel Chiang Mai is like a journey back to your childhood. Located in the district of Doi Saket, about an hour outside Thailand’s second largest city, the hotel offers eight rooms of various sizes that can even accommodate families. Facilities include outdoor showers, hot water, terraces and a restaurant. While the rooms are in perfect harmony with the nature, adventure lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will love the amazing surrounding of rivers, lakes, dense forests and caves.
http://www.chiangmaitreehouse.com/

2. Capsule Inn, Osaka – Japan
You most likely heard about these tiny hotels before, but could imagine sleeping in a box with the dimensions of just 2m x 1m x 1.25m? Although their rooms are only laid out for sleeping, they’re big enough to sit properly (without banging the head) and come along with TV, pillow, blanket, soft mattress and personal light. Especially business people and frequent travellers love the Capsule Inn. Japan has been long at the forefront of capsule hotels which are now growing globally in popularity, especially in mega cities and at airports and train stations.
http://capsulehotel-inn-osaka.com/

3. Container Hotel, Kuala Lumpur - Malaysia
Ever dreamed of sleeping in a container? Here’s your chance! This unique hotel offers modern contemporary rooms inside containers that are usually industrialized. But don’t think you will miss on anything here: all rooms include private showers, free Wi-Fi, queen size beds and TVs. They even have container suites! And for a very special experience: try their Concrete Rooms in tubes that are just big enough for a bed. The company has now hotel in three locations: Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang.
http://www.containerhotel.my/

4. Hang Nga Guesthouse, Da Lat –Vietnam
Sometimes referred to as ‘Crazy House’, the Hang Nga Guesthouse is weird yet beautiful at the same time. What looks like a village that jumped right out a fairy tale is in reality a fantastic work of art created by Vietnamese architect Dang Viet Nga who used a lot of inspiration from artists like Walt Disney, Salvador Dali and Antoni Gaudi. All rooms have animals as themes such as the kangaroo room, the tiger room or the eagle room and nothing out of the ordinary: expect wild colour combinations, sculptured rooms and a lot of surrealism.
http://www.crazyhouse.vn/

5. Sharma Springs, Ubud – Bali, Indonesia
Ubud is widely known as the Bali’s centre of art and culture. No wonder that one of Asia’s most unique hotels can be found here. The Sharma Springs looks like a giant wooden boat stranded in the middle of the jungle. Located alongside the sacred Ayung River, Sharma Springs is the latest edition of eighteen uniquely designed villas within Bali’s Green Village. This extraordinary place features 4 double rooms, a kitchen, a play room for kids, an office area and a media room spread over six floors. In addition, it has a guest house that sleeps up to 2 adults and 2 kids.
http://greenvillagebali.com/