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Number Nine Spa
Number Nine Spa opened in April 2026 inside the Royal Dragon Hotel in central Macau, the first of the three major new openings of the year. The design is modern luxury rather than classical banquet hall — green marble, warm oak, layered light, and a professional stage with LED screens at the centre of the floor.
The first of the three big2026 openings
Number Nine opened in April 2026, ahead of Manhao (1 May) and Juheng (15 May). Modern luxury interiors, a professional stage and themed suites make it the most talked-about new floor on the Macau peninsula.
Fashion-show stage
A proper catwalk under giant LED screens. You sit, you are served, and you see the full rotation before choosing.
Themed atmosphere suites
Halo ceilings, mood lighting and round beds — each suite has its own theme rather than the usual uniform layout.
Multinational therapists
The Japanese and Korean line has always been the signature here, with Asian and European lines equally covered — a roster among the broadest in Macau.
Open 24 hours, stay overnight
Paid private rest rooms and a free recliner lounge, so a late flight or the last ferry is never a problem.
Food and drink included
Eat between rounds, after your room, or at four in the morning — rice and noodles, sandwiches, steak, seafood and soups, with coffee, milk tea, juice, soft drinks, beer and Red Bull, all on the programme.
Central location
Inside the Royal Dragon Hotel, minutes from the central hotel cluster and a short drive from the ferry terminals and the border gate.
A show floor, not a corridor
Selection at Number Nine happens on a lit stage under LED screens. Guests are seated and served, and see the full rotation before deciding.
- Scheduled catwalk rounds through the evening
- LED backdrop with full stage lighting
- Multinational rounds — Japanese and Korean, European, Asian
- Seated service throughout, no queueing
Full buffet, around the clock
The dining floor runs alongside the lobby bar and stays open through the night. Everything below is included with any massage programme.
- Mains — fried rice, fried noodles, noodle soup, with sandwiches on hand all night
- Hot dishes — steak, seafood, pork and lamb, alongside the soups
- Drinks — coffee, milk tea, tea, juice, soft drinks, beer, Red Bull
- Not included — spirits and wine, billed on what you actually drink
Choosing between the 2026 Macau sauna openings
Three new floors opened on the Macau peninsula within six weeks of each other in spring 2026 — Number Nine in April, Manhao on 1 May, Juheng on 15 May. Below is what can be stated precisely about Number Nine; for the other two, go by what each venue publishes itself.
- Opening order — Number Nine was trading from April, the earliest of the three, with the other two following in May
- Location — inside the Royal Dragon Hotel in the centre of the Macau peninsula, minutes from the main hotel cluster and a short drive from the ferry terminals and the border gate
- How selection works — on a lit stage under giant LED screens, seated and served, with the full rotation shown before you decide
- Rooms — themed atmosphere suites that each have their own theme, plus soundproofed private massage rooms with their own bathroom
- Therapist lines — the Japanese and Korean line has long been the signature here, with the Asian and European lines equally covered
- Hours and price bands — open 24 hours, therapists on shift 15:00 to 06:00; published bands run MOP 1,199 to 6,999 plus 10% service charge
From massage room to overnight lounge
The floor splits into locker and bathing areas, private massage rooms, themed suites, the rest lounge and the bar and dining area. Open 24 hours.
