Sands China's largest and most recently redeveloped Macau resort, featuring a life-size Big Ben replica and the biggest gaming floor among its sibling properties
Visit The Londoner Macao →Pros
- The largest gaming floor among Sands China's Macau properties (~400,000 sq ft)
- Operated under Sands China's strong, transparent 10-year Macau gaming concession (2023-2033)
- Most recently redeveloped (US$1.35 billion Phase I) with extensive non-gaming amenities (arena, theatre, retail)
Cons
- No online platform or welcome bonus - land-based only, given Macau's ban on online gambling for residents
Our verdict
The Londoner Macao is Sands China's largest and most recently redeveloped integrated resort in Macau, sibling of The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao under the same Las Vegas Sands corporate group. Built via a US$1.35 billion Phase I investment redeveloping the former Sands Cotai Central, it features Palace of Westminster architecture and a life-size replica of London's Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) that chimes hourly. The Londoner Grand Casino component reopened on 26 September 2024, per Sands China's own confirmation. The property delivers approximately 400,000 square feet of gaming space - the largest among the Sands China Macau properties we've reviewed - alongside 358,000 sq ft of meeting space, a 6,000-seat arena, a 1,701-seat theatre, and 566,000 sq ft of retail space. Like its sibling properties, it operates under Sands China's renewed 10-year Macau gaming concession (2023-2033) - a strong, transparent regulatory position. As a land-based resort, it has no online welcome bonus by nature: Macau prohibits online gambling for its residents, so there is no online platform for this property. For visitors evaluating land-based options in Macau, The Londoner Macao offers the largest and newest of the Sands China sibling properties, with its distinctive British theming as a unique draw.
How we rated it
Trust & licensing (27%)9
Operated under Sands China Ltd's (Las Vegas Sands) renewed 10-year Macau gaming concession (2023-2033) - the same strong, transparent corporate licensing framework as its sibling properties.
Casino (36%)8.5
400,000 sq ft of gaming space - Sands China's largest Macau property among those we've reviewed - part of a US$1.35 billion redevelopment.
Customer support (18%)7
As Sands China's largest and most recently updated integrated resort, on-site guest services and amenities are extensive, though not exhaustively documented independently for this specific review.
Bonuses & value (18%)3
No online welcome bonus applies by nature - this is a land-based resort and Macau prohibits online gambling for residents, so there is no online platform to evaluate.
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Quick facts
| Owner | Las Vegas Sands, via Sands China Ltd (sibling of The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao) |
| Redevelopment | US$1.35 billion Phase I investment, redeveloped from former Sands Cotai Central; Londoner Grand Casino reopened 26 Sept 2024 |
| Gaming concession | Same Sands China 10-year Macau concession (2023-2033) as sibling properties |
| Gaming space | ~400,000 sq ft - the largest among Sands China's Macau properties reviewed |
| Signature feature | Life-size Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) replica chiming hourly, Palace of Westminster architecture |
| Online status | Land-based only - Macau prohibits online gambling for residents |
Where The Londoner Macao is licensed
The Londoner Macao appears on the official register in 1 country — 0 for sports betting and 1 for casino. We only feature it in markets where it holds a licence to accept you.
Asia (1)
About The Londoner Macao
The Londoner Macao is Sands China's largest and most recently redeveloped Macau resort, sibling of The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao, operating under the same 10-year gaming concession (2023-2033). ~400,000 sq ft of gaming space, featuring a life-size Big Ben replica. Land-based only.
FAQ
Who owns The Londoner Macao?
Las Vegas Sands, via Sands China Ltd - the same corporate group as sibling properties The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao.
Is The Londoner Macao licensed?
Yes - it operates under Sands China's renewed 10-year Macau gaming concession (2023-2033), the same framework as its sibling properties.
Does The Londoner Macao have an online casino?
No - it is a land-based resort only; Macau prohibits online gambling for its residents.
What is The Londoner Macao known for?
A life-size replica of London's Big Ben (Elizabeth Tower) that chimes hourly, Palace of Westminster architecture, and the largest gaming floor among Sands China's Macau properties (~400,000 sq ft).
When did The Londoner Macao open?
It was redeveloped from the former Sands Cotai Central via a US$1.35 billion Phase I investment; The Londoner Grand Casino component reopened on 26 September 2024.
