The HK$80M new build that resets the bar for Macau saunas — and its listed prices are all-in, tax and service charge included.
Macau saunas usually renovate in layers, so a genuinely new build is rare. Empire is exactly that: an eighty-million-Hong-Kong-dollar construction that opened in spring 2026 on the peninsula, and the difference is obvious from the entrance staircase onward. The marble is real, the layout was designed rather than inherited, and the wet area — twin bath pools under a colonnade — is the most photogenic in the city.
What earns Empire the top slot in this ranking is not the décor, it's the arithmetic. The menu price is all-in — the 5% service charge and 5% tourism tax are already inside it, so nothing lands on the bill at the end — and bookings come with two complimentary add-on services instead of the standard one. Price-per-experience, nothing else on the peninsula currently touches it.
Weak points are minor. It's popular, so Friday and Saturday evenings fill up — book a time rather than walking in. And as a new operation it lacks the decades-old regulars culture some visitors enjoy at the legacy houses. Neither changes the verdict: if you only visit one Macau sauna, this is the one.
Why it works
- Opened April 2026 — genuinely everything is new
- Listed prices include the 5% service charge and 5% tourism tax, and every booking adds two complimentary add-on services
- Clear flow that first-timers can follow without help
- Twin marble bath pools are the best wet area in the city
What to know before you go
- •Popular — weekend evenings get busy
- •Newer venue, so the regulars-club perks are still thin
How your night flows
Book a slot
Message us on WhatsApp with your date and rough arrival time. Empire is the city's most popular new build — weekend evenings genuinely fill, and a booking skips the wait entirely.
Take the free car
A free private car (not shared) picks you up from the border, the ferry or your hotel. Walk into the marble lobby, give your booking name, and the front desk takes it from there.
Change and soak
Trade your clothes for a locker and head for the twin marble pools — the best wet area in Macau. Jacuzzi, steam, sauna: take as long as the day deserves.
Choose your therapist
Settle into the recliner lounge and the lineup is introduced to you — no stage pressure, no rush. Tell the captain what style you like and take your time deciding.
Your session
Your suite has its own massage bed, shower and mood lighting — the whole session happens behind one door. The ocean-LED waterbed room is the one to request early.
Eat, rest, go again
The blue-lit dining hall is free and unlimited — steak, noodles, late-night classics. It's 24 hours here, so a second round or a sleep in the recliner lounge are both on the menu.
Home when you say so
No service charge lands on the bill — the quote is the price. When you're done, the free return car takes you back; overnighters just stay till morning.
Don't forget — your VIP Extras from us
Booking through us gets you 1 complimentary VIP Extra — served by professional therapists. Pick from Back Rubbing, thigh massage, head massage, reflexology, manicure, pedicure, hand massage, and ear cleaning. Tell us your pick when you book.
And your free return ride is waiting
When you're done — after breakfast, right after your service, anytime — just text us. The same luxury vehicle takes you to your hotel, the airport, the ferry terminal, or anywhere in Macau. Same zero cost as the pickup.
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Gallery
Stretch out in the white-marble suite — a dedicated massage bed, warm sconce light and your own bathing wall, so the whole session happens without leaving the room.
Start the night the way regulars do: a slow soak in the twin marble pools under the timber-slat ceiling, letting the flight or the bridge crossing melt off before anything else.
The signature waterbed room — an ocean-blue LED wall ripples beside you while the bed gives softly under your back. The one room guests talk about after the trip.
Under the glowing gold ceiling the hexagon-tiled suite feels sealed off from the world — close the door and the only schedule left is yours.
Rinse off in your own brown-marble shower room — black-and-gold rainfall fixtures, no queues, no shared space, just an unhurried reset before and after.
Sleep it all off under the fern mural — soft indirect light and proper bedding make the red-eye home feel optional. Many guests stay till morning.
Sink into a powered recliner beneath the crystal chandeliers — the lounge where you wait, digest, and decide whether the night needs one more round.
A hand-poured coffee at the marble café table is the quiet intermission — a corner built for doing absolutely nothing for twenty minutes.
Eat as much as you like, on the house — steak, noodles and late-night classics served in the blue-lit hall with mirrored ceilings overhead.
Dinner under the double-height atrium feels like a hotel restaurant, not a sauna canteen — crystal light, blue glow, unlimited plates.
The marble lobby sets the tone the second you walk in — greenery, warm stone and a staircase that tells you the HK$80M budget was real.
Wait in the gallery lounge with its framed art wall and tailored sofas — even the in-between moments here are set-dressed.
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