Manhao Spa

Yu Sauna opened in August 2026 at the former Royal Sauna premises, with the Oceanic Royal Spa team in charge. It occupies the third floor of New Orient Landmark Hotel in NAPE, close to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal and Macau Fisherman's Wharf. The location is handy for visitors staying on the Macau Peninsula. The bathing pools, saunas and lounge have plenty of space, and the rooms are clean and tidy. After a day on foot, a hot soak, some time in the sauna and a recliner to stretch out on make a welcome break. The ornate interiors will also appeal if you want a taste of Macau's grander leisure clubs.

Number Nine Spa opened at Royal Dragon Hotel in April 2026. Gold detailing and natural marble dress up the bright lobby and wide corridors, while the lounges give guests plenty of room to sit and relax. A separate dining area serves an all-you-can-eat buffet, so you can have a proper meal before or after a bath or massage. Having food and somewhere to rest in one place makes it an easy choice for a group of friends or an informal business gathering. Come in the evening for a livelier atmosphere, or use a daytime visit to break up a busy sightseeing schedule.

Shang Pin Spa opened in July 2025 on Level 2 of Lisboeta Macau, in unit L2 R95. While many of Macau's saunas are on the peninsula, this one is in Cotai, near the airport. It is a convenient stop if you are staying at Lisboeta or one of the surrounding resort hotels. The bright, tidy interior has a Japanese influence, with whirlpool baths, saunas and places to sit and rest. The appeal is a quiet spell in the water or sauna between outings. If most of your trip is centred on Taipa and Cotai, Shang Pin fits into the day without a journey across town.

Majesty Spa is inside Harbourview Hotel at Macau Fisherman's Wharf, close to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal. Space is a large part of its appeal: generous bathing pools, ornate interiors and a sofa lounge where you can stretch out after a journey. A large television in the bathing area lets you watch a programme while you soak. Follow that with a massage or a spell in the lounge. This is somewhere to set aside a few hours, especially if you have spent the day walking around Macau.