Est.: Aug. 28, 2007
Updated: Jan. 22, 2008

Wynn Macau

Last update: August 21, 2007

If you've ever been to the Wynn Las Vegas, the Wynn Macau is just like it, but about half the size. The intertior decorating had more of an Asian touch , but no expense seemed to have been spared to meet the same standards as in Vegas. In front is a smaller version of the Bellagio fountains, which I actually liked better, because the viewer was close enough to get a little wet. When I was there in early August 2007, the Wynn was the only American style casino. Only the Australian owned Crown could compare in terms of elegance, however the Wynn was much larger and visually overwhelming. The soon to open Venetian and MGM will provide some more competition.

As all casinos in Macau, about half the table games in the public casinos are baccarat, and all of them in the private VIP areas. The main casinos also had plenty of blackjack, sic bo, and Caribbean Stud. A portion of the casino, called the Red 8, was pleasantly non-smoking. HK$ 100 minimums (apx. $13 U.S.) were easy to find in all the table games. The slots were mostly modern Aristocrat games. The only only video poker I saw was one bank of progressive 7/5 Bonus Poker. Since I left, I heard they added more video poker, as reported in my video poker page. Player cards, what they called the "lucky red card", were aggressively marketed while I was there. A free spin on a promotional slot machine, and about HK$ 50 in slot play on any machine were offered for applying.

Quick Facts
Address: Rua Cidade de Sintra NAPE, Macau
Phone: 853-2888-9966 (hotel)
Fax: 853-2832-9966 (hotel)

Here are some pictures from my stay there. Please note that pictures in the casinos are strictly prohibited throughout Macau.

Exterior shot. That is the StarWorld on the left.

Note how the window awnings are the same style as those at the Golden Nugget in downtown Las Vegas, and in Laughlin.

This is my brother in law in the hotel hallway. They call elevators "lifts" over there.

Part of the shopping area.

Myself, at the main entrance.

Another exterior shot.

Yet another exterior shot.

By the bellman's station.

Link to the official Wynn Macau web site.