The new 136-acre Galaxy Resort in Macau wouldn't look out of place in Las Vegas, with its towering, glittering proportions.
It houses three five-star hotels including the 1,500-room Galaxy Hotel, the 500-room Hotel Okura Macau and the smaller Banyan Tree Macau, with 227 suites, totalling a whopping 2,220 guest rooms.
With fewer rooms, including 10 villas with their own gardens, cabanas and pools, the Banyan Tree Macau looks positively boutique.
But opulence is key here - despite the nod to Chinese design with minimalist interiors such as black slatted screens - with soaring ceilings and deep red furnishings. Guests can also indulge their senses with a holistic spa and Pan-Asian cuisine. Guests in all three hotels share the resort's 50 restaurants, the world's largest sky-top wave pool, a white sand beach and five indoor and outdoor swimming pools.
Suites from £195, room only banyantree.com