World’s Largest Conrad Hotel Opening at Sands Cotai Central Next Month

World’s Largest Conrad Hotel Opening at Sands Cotai Central Next Month

Conrad adds another crown jewel to its groups of hotels with the opening of Conrad Macao, Cotai Central this April. The world’s largest Conrad hotel, with 636 rooms and suites, will welcome guests in conjunction with its launching to the public.

John T.A. Vanderslice, international head of luxury and lifestyle brands for Hilton Worldwide said the hotel is “designed for today’s affluent traveller, Conrad Hotels & Resorts answers the needs of China’s increasingly sophisticated guests by delivering a world of style, service, and connection. We are pleased to offer our distinctive style of service to Macao to provide business and leisure travellers the ultimate luxury - The Luxury of Being Yourself.”

“Hilton Worldwide is excited to enter Macao, one of the world’s leading resort destinations and to be partnering with Sands China Ltd. on this special project. The opening of the largest Conrad hotel to date signals our firm intent to extend and deepen our presence in Greater China. We hope our presence will also contribute to enhancing Macao’s reputation as the premier tourism destination in the region,” said Martin Rinck, President, Asia Pacific, Hilton Worldwide.

The world’s largest Conrad hotel will be the new exquisite destination for travellers to the famous Cotai Strip.  It will be the best luxury hotel where one can enjoy the adventure, fun and fortune of the Sands Cotai Central.

Conrad Macao, with its unique and contemporary Himalayan-inspired surroundings, will feature 430 exquisite rooms and 206 magnificent suites housed in a 39-floor tower overlooking the Cotai Strip.  All of the hotel’s rooms and suites are equipped with LED flat screen televisions featuring hundred of cable channels and high speed Internet access, wired or WiFi.

Posted by Sophia Andrews on Thursday March 08 2012, 4:22 AM EDT. Ref: Yahoo. All trademarks acknowledged. Filed under Featured News, Travel. Comments and Trackbacks closed. Follow responses: RSS 2.0