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The St. Regis Zhuhai

Zhuhai • Wanzai • OPTIMIZE

avg. $157 / night

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Free breakfast

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At a glance

A tapered glass tower by Aedas with neoclassical interiors and direct views of Macau across the Pearl River estuary.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and Macau-bound travelers

Highlights:

  • Aedas-designed tower with tapered glass silhouette overlooking Pearl River
  • French neoclassical interiors with brass-trimmed lacquer and crystal chandeliers
  • Elevated terrace pool with Macau Tower views across the estuary
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PB hotel design editorial

Rising from the Wanzai peninsula on Zhuhai's eastern shore, directly across the Pearl River estuary from Macau's glittering casino strip, a tapered glass tower designed by Aedas pierces the South China Sea haze with a silhouette that narrows as it climbs — a form that makes the building feel taller than its roughly 60 floors suggest. The St. Regis Zhuhai, which opened in 2018 as part of the Chimelong Ocean Kingdom resort complex, sits at the apex of a low-slung wave-roofed convention and entertainment podium whose fluid lines, illuminated in blue at night, contrast sharply with the tower's vertical precision above. From upper floors, the Macau Tower and the Grand Lisboa are visible across the water — a panorama that gives the hotel an almost theatrical relationship with its neighbor city. The interiors lean into a French neoclassical register: crystal chandelier fittings, tufted upholstered headboards, ebonized lacquer case furniture trimmed in brass, and damask-patterned wool carpets running through guest rooms that frame the Pearl River Delta through floor-to-ceiling glazing. The dining spaces introduce warmth through richly grained hardwood wall paneling and loose upholstered armchairs at white-clothed tables, the city lights of Macau visible beyond the curtain wall at dusk. An elevated terrace pool, enclosed by curved stone-clad facades, offers a more private counterpoint — sun loungers arranged around a dark-edged oval basin suspended above the waterfront below.

Travel notes

Loceated near Macau border

About

Rising over the clouds in a beautiful coastal city, The St. Regis Zhuhai leads guests on a compelling journey curated with St. Regis' signature Butler service and rituals. Taking up the top 31 floors of the iconic, 72-story Zhuhai Tower, our hotel is a waterfront haven in Wanzai, a beautiful coastal city known as “Chinese Riviera.” Find an upscale haven in elegantly styled accommodations with signature amenities, refined design elements and breathtaking views of the vast Greater Bay and Zhuhai and Macao landscape. Thrill your palate with diverse and delectable cuisine at our hotel restaurants. Explore compelling attractions including Chimelong Ocean Kingdom and The New Yuan Ming Palace. Celebrate and succeed in more than 1,500 square meters of sophisticated event space. Punctuate your day with a restorative massage, beauty or wellness treatment at our luxurious hotel spa. Recraft the classics in a modern way at The St. Regis Zhuhai in China.

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The St. Regis Zhuhai Reviews

706 reviews

"Our recent stay at the St. Regis Zhuhai was nothing short of extraordinary. From the moment we arrived, the staff’s warmth and professionalism made us feel truly at home. The hotel itself is breathtaking, with elegant design, luxurious rooms, and stunning views that set the stage for an unforgettable experience. A heartfelt thank you to Butler Amber and Freya, whose thoughtful care and attention to detail elevated our stay. They went above and beyond to arrange a beautiful birthday celebration for my partner, making the occasion deeply special and memorable. At check‑in, Harper and Adara welcomed us with genuine kindness and efficiency, ensuring a seamless arrival and setting the tone for the rest of our visit. Their professionalism reflected the high standards of the St. Regis brand. Every aspect of our stay—from the exquisite dining to the personalized service—was flawless. The effort and dedication of the team turned this trip into a cherished memory, and we are truly grateful. I wholeheartedly recommend the St. Regis Zhuhai to anyone especially elite Marriott Bonvoy members seeking luxury, comfort, and unforgettable hospitality."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 24, 2026

"This was my first stay at The St. Regis Zhuhai. As it is considered one of the best hotels in the city, I arrived with high expectations. Unfortunately, despite spending several thousand yuan on the room, afternoon tea, and a spa treatment, the overall experience was deeply disappointing. I have previously stayed at St. Regis properties in Osaka and Shanghai, and neither came close to the unacceptable level of service I encountered here. Service was inconsistent throughout my stay, while the butler service appeared to lack proper training, communication, and management. For a luxury hotel, the experience offered neither comfort nor the sense of care one would reasonably expect at this price point. The problems began at check-in, when I had to wait three hours before receiving my room. To compensate for the delay, the front desk proactively offered me a late check-out. The following morning, I contacted the hotel’s 24-hour butler service to enquire about and book a spa treatment. I repeatedly made it clear that I would check out after the treatment, and the butler was fully aware of my schedule, having arranged the spa appointment and remained in contact with me from shortly after 8 a.m. until I left for the spa. However, when I returned to my room after the treatment, my key card no longer worked. I tried it eight times before calling the butler, only to be told that access had been deactivated at noon. This was despite both the front desk and the butler knowing that I had been granted a late check-out and intended to return after the spa. The butler’s explanation was simply that they had “forgotten to tell me” my key-card access would expire at noon. I was then left standing outside my room for another ten minutes while waiting for someone to unlock the door. This was not an isolated inconvenience, but a clear failure of communication and coordination between the front desk and butler service. It is difficult to understand how a guest’s room access could be cancelled despite the hotel having confirmed a late check-out and knowing the guest’s exact schedule. Paying several thousand yuan only to experience delays, inconvenience, and poorly coordinated service was extremely frustrating. Based on this stay, I would not choose to return at my own expense unless absolutely necessary. If waiting three hours for your room and paying several thousand yuan for substandard service sounds appealing, then The St. Regis Zhuhai may be worth considering."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 19, 2026

"I’m an Amex Platinum Fine Hotels + Resorts guest and Marriott Bonvoy Titanium Elite member with many stays at this property. I expect butler service to match that standard. It hasn’t. Pre-arrival, the Butler Supervisor confirmed every request in writing, including room configuration. None of it held up on arrival, and she was unreachable when it mattered. I resolved the bed issue myself. What followed was a templated apology with no real explanation. This is a repeat pattern, not a one-off. Too many people touch the butler process with no clear ownership, and no accountability when it fails. This deserves attention beyond the property level. This property needs training."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 19, 2026

"We’ve stayed at all but two of the St Regis in China and this property was one of our favorites. Suite was HUGE. Bed was like sleeping in the clouds on the 62nd floor. Gym was well equipped. Breakfast was delicious as usual for the brand but they had the BEST pastries of all St Regis we have been. The butler team was great with requests and emails before- thank you to Joyce Chen, Ruby, and the rest of the team - they were awesome and elevated our experience and we would go back to the hotel just because of them. Jessica in concierge was very helpful and so was Liya at breakfast. Everyone in the hotel greeted us and always offered assistance. Andy the doorman was friendly and helpful and is a great representative of the brand. Tip: Stay at this hotel instead of Macau. We used this property as a base to explore Macau - benefits are better here and going back and forth is very simple. We visited old town Macau via the Wanzai port (<5 minute taxi, 5 minute ferry with NO long queues then just a 5-10 minute walk to the square - no 40 min ride on a bus) and the next day used the Hengqin port to explore new city/the casinos (10 minute cab, walk through immigration - may have que - then free 10 minute shuttle to the strip). Then come home to Zhuhai for a walk by the water and relax away from the craziness and crowds of Macau."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 13, 2026

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