The Londoner Macao
London landmarks rebuilt at Cotai scale
Cotai, Macau- Shopping
- Dining
- Pool
- Shows
- Frontage modelled on the Palace of Westminster
- Suites shaped with input from David Beckham
- Enclosed bridges to two neighbouring resorts
Staying at The Londoner Macao
Sands China reworked its former Sands Cotai Central into The Londoner, and the makeover leans hard into British imagery. A replica of the Elizabeth Tower rises above a frontage borrowed from Westminster, red telephone boxes dot the interiors, and costumed guard performances fill the main atrium. Behind all that theatre sit several hotels under one roof, so compare room categories carefully: the Londoner Hotel's own suites differ a great deal from the larger branded towers joined to it.
The rooms that get the most attention are a run of suites created with input from David Beckham, and they draw a steady stream of curious fans. Beyond them you will find shopping arcades, a long list of restaurants and outdoor pools up on the podium deck. Enclosed bridges lead straight into The Venetian and The Parisian, so a humid or rainy afternoon can be spent wandering through three resorts without a taxi. Visitors tend to photograph the architecture long before anything else.