Grand Lisboa Macau.

After visiting the Lisboa Hotel, we went to the Grand Lisboa Macau. The Grand Lisboa Macau is just across the road from the Lisboa Hotel. The two hotels are separated by a road and connected by a pedestrian bridge. The Grand Lisboa Macau lobby was bustling with people, a stark contrast to the quiet lobby of the Lisboa Hotel. The tall and bright Grand Lisboa Macau lobby was magnificent and dazzling. In addition to a large number of expensive crystal lamps and luxurious accessories, there were also many priceless art treasures on display. They were displayed in the hotel lobby for the public to enjoy, so it is not an exaggeration to say that this is the most expensive lobby in history. In addition to its stunning architectural appearance and luxurious interior decoration, the Grand Lisboa Macau also has another amazing feature: its dining. It is probably the hotel with the most Michelin stars in Macau, as it has two Michelin three-star restaurants and one Michelin one-star restaurant, for a total of seven Michelin stars. The first and second floors of the lobby are free to enter. Art lovers or food lovers can take their time and enjoy themselves here.