Macau sauna and spa

An upmarket spa inside Lisboeta Macau in Cotai, lavish to look at but reasonably priced. The Japanese bubble bath is its signature, and guests staying at the Cotai hotels can walk there.

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A new city-centre venue inside the Royal Dragon Hotel, opened in April 2026. A runway-style stage with LED screens gives it a modern, showy style of its own, and the choice of international therapists is wide.

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A Macau Peninsula sauna and spa that reopened on 29 August 2026 on the 5th floor of L'Arc Macau, on Avenida 24 de Junho. New owners, a new management team and a new way of running things arrived together, and the most visible change is the all-day happy hour: two therapists for the price of one, limited to pairings of the series named on the board. It is open 24 hours, and spending in the venue lets you stay and rest for 15 hours, so it works well as the last stop after a night out.

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The venue that started Macau's scenario theme rooms, with more than 20 of them, from a prison, an interrogation room and a classroom to an airplane cabin and a boxing ring. A classic sauna at heart with immersive theme rooms on top, for a night that is a little different.

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Widely seen as one of Macau's most lavishly fitted clubs, with more than ten carefully designed costume theme rooms. It is also one of the few saunas in Macau with KTV party rooms, and the price shown is the price you pay.

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In the Grand Emperor Hotel's main building and open from noon, a handy choice if you are setting out during the day. Known for its new Japanese-style theme rooms, with scenario rooms such as a DJ room, an office and a cinema available as add-ons.

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A brand-new venue that opened in May 2026, built for HK$80 million. Hotel-grade theme suites and signature waterbed rooms mix modern luxury with Eastern Zen, making it one of Macau's newest high-end saunas.

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A newly styled sauna club around NAPE on the Macau Peninsula. Entry is MOP 699 and massages start at 1,599, with a 5% service charge and 5% tourism tax added to all prices. A gold frontage hung with red lanterns leads to pale-wood corridors, round-bed and canopy round-bed rooms with their own showers, and a recliner lounge set against a sequinned wall. It is open 24 hours with overnight stays, a good place to start if you are on a budget or trying a Macau sauna for the first time.

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A long-established hotel club inside Hotel Beverly Plaza in NAPE. Listed prices already include the 10% service charge and 5% government tourism tax: the sauna bath is MOP 598 and allows a 12-hour stay, overnight included, and massage spa treatments run from 898 to 3,998. A big soaking pool with a round jacuzzi, a leather-recliner lounge and a restaurant are all on site, and the rooms include shell-bed suites, a gold round-bed room and a pink rattan arbour room. If you are staying at a hotel around NAPE it is right nearby, with no need to cross to Taipa for a Macau spa.

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A new venue inside the Grandview Hotel on Taipa, with a marble lobby and a mural-lined gallery that feel close to a boutique hotel. Its signature red waterbed rooms make it a popular choice for guests staying in Cotai.

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