The first-ever Capella property in the Greater Bay Area will feature 57 suites and 36 unique “sky villas” spread across 17 floors, all designed by the renowned Paris-based firm Moinard Betaille, the mastermind behind global flagship stores for luxury brands like Cartier, Breitling and Audemars Piguet.
All suites come with their own private plunge pools and balconies boasting panoramic views of the Macau skyline, but it’s the sky villas which truly take luxury to the next level. Fully equipped with all the amenities you can think of – a butler pantry, games lounge, karaoke room and private cocktail bar, just to name a few – the villas are made for groups seeking an ultra-luxe, exclusive venue for hosting gatherings.
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You’ll be able to take a dip in the infinity-edge pool and chill at the outdoor lounge if you’re not convinced.
Underneath the glitzy gilded exteriors and majestic features, however, the truly exceptional part of Capella Macau remains hidden in the design details inspired by Macau’s lush greenery and subtropical surroundings. This includes a “winter garden”, a lush potted plant collection, tucked inside each of the jungle-themed suites that offer a sense of privacy at the floor-to-ceiling windows, which provide breathtaking views of the scenery outdoors.
These design touches extend all the way down to Capella’s signature hotel lounge area, the Living Room, reimagined here with chinoiserie interiors and an eclectic art collection that reflects Macau’s diverse multicultural influences.
Pony & Plume members-only alfresco cigar and cocktail lounge, where food will also be served, is designed by legendary Hong Kong interior designer Albert Kwan, who previously lent his eye to projects like China Club, Cipriani Hong Kong and London’s China Tang.
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All things considered, Capella Macau is sure to become yet another cultural hotspot for tourists to add to their must-see lists, and another reason why we must say that Macau is not only back on track post-pandemic, but getting bigger and better than ever.
