L'Arc Macau

L'Arc Macau, also known as L'Arc Casino or Le Royal Arc, is a hotel and casino complex in the Sé district of Macau, China. The property combines hospitality and gaming in a high-rise building located across from the Wynn Macau hotel and casino. It opened on 20 September 2009 and became part of Macau's dense casino-resort landscape during a period of rapid expansion in the territory's gaming and tourism industries. The property is notable for its scale and visual identity. The building rises approximately 217 metres, or 712 feet, and contains 53 floors and 283 hotel rooms. Its architecture incorporates Portuguese-influenced elements, reflecting Macau's historic cultural and architectural links with Portugal. A large pot-of-gold feature in the lobby provides a distinctive decorative landmark associated with the property. L'Arc's core commercial proposition is the integration of casino services with hotel accommodation. Its casino serves visitors seeking gaming entertainment in central Macau, while the hotel component provides rooms for leisure and gaming tourists. The complex's location opposite Wynn Macau places it within one of the territory's most concentrated clusters of major casino and hospitality properties, alongside venues such as Grand Lisboa and MGM Macau. Publicly available reference material provides limited information about the property's corporate ownership, gaming concession arrangements, executive leadership, financial performance, promotional campaigns, and current operating status. Accordingly, this entry focuses on the documented identity, location, physical characteristics, opening date, and hospitality-and-gaming role of L'Arc Macau rather than attributing unverified corporate or financial details to the property.

L'Arc Macau was developed as a combined hotel and casino property in Sé, Macau. It opened to the public on 20 September 2009, during a period when Macau was expanding its tourism infrastructure and adding large-scale gaming and hospitality venues. The property was positioned within the central Macau casino district, directly across from the Wynn Macau hotel and casino and near other major properties including Grand Lisboa and MGM Macau. The complex is housed in a 53-storey tower approximately 217 metres tall. It contains 283 hotel rooms and incorporates casino facilities alongside accommodation and related visitor services. Its exterior and interior design use Portuguese-influenced architectural references, linking the property to Macau's distinctive colonial and multicultural built environment. A large pot-of-gold installation in the lobby is one of its most recognizable visual features. The available reference material identifies the property by several names: L'Arc Macau, L'Arc Casino, and Le Royal Arc. These names describe the same Macau hotel-and-casino subject rather than separate brands. Public sources supplied for this dossier do not establish a verified founder, parent company, owner, gaming concession holder, detailed operating history, executive roster, financial record, or subsequent redevelopment timeline. The current status of the property is therefore recorded as unknown rather than inferred from its opening history.

• 2009

  L'Arc Macau opens

  [1]L'Arc Macauen.wikipedia.org

  The hotel and casino complex opens in Sé, Macau, on 20 September 2009.

A central Macau hotel-and-casino property combining gaming, accommodation, and a visually distinctive Portuguese-influenced architectural setting.

• Casino services · 2009

  L'Arc Casino

  The gaming component of the L'Arc Macau complex, serving visitors in Macau's central casino district. The supplied reference material identifies the venue as a casino but does not provide a verified catalogue of games, table counts, machine numbers, operating hours, or concession details.

• Hotel accommodation · 2009

  L'Arc Macau hotel

  The hospitality component of the property, comprising 283 rooms within the high-rise hotel-and-casino complex. Publicly supplied material confirms the room count but does not document the current room categories, amenities, rates, or operating arrangements.

1. 1L'Arc Macauen.wikipedia.org
2. 2L'Arc Macau official websitelarcmacau.com