News & Updates
Opening arrangements, booking perks and in-house updates — straight from Number Nine Spa.
Tips & Guides
Macau Sauna by Colour: Inside the Theme Rooms
Every theme room at Number Nine Spa is lit in its own colour: red, pink-violet or blue-violet. How a two-night guest chose by colour, and how you can.
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Tips & Guides
A Bath and a Lounge Chair: What the Minimum Spend Actually Buys
The figure quoted at the changing room is a minimum spend, not an admission ticket, and a night that stops there buys a bath and a lounge chair. The floor manager at Number Nine Spa draws the line, then says what the large majority of guests book instead.
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Tips & Guides
After the 22:00 Encore: Where a Cotai Show Night Goes Next
Cotai arena shows empty out around 22:00 this September. Number Nine Spa runs 24 hours with therapists on duty until 06:00 (as of September 2026).
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Notice
Planning a September Trip? Japan's Rare 5-Day Silver Week (Sept 19–23) Will Fill Macau Fast
September 19–23, 2026 is Japan's first five-day Silver Week in eleven years, and autumn holiday crowds follow close behind. Here is how Number Nine Spa handles the busy season — 24-hour entry, therapist hours, free hotel pick-up across Macau, and why booking ahead matters.
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Tips & Guides
Finding Number Nine — A Route-by-Route Guide to the Royal Dragon Hotel
Number Nine Spa sits inside the Royal Dragon Hotel in central Macau Peninsula — minutes by car from the ferry terminal and 10–15 minutes from the airport. A route-by-route arrival guide, what to do on a red-eye landing, and how the free private car makes all of it optional.
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Booking Perks
Three Perks for Booking Here — Two Free Add-Ons, a Free Car, No Entrance Fee
As of July 2026, every booking made through this site comes with two free add-on mini services of your choice, a free private shuttle anywhere in Macau, and no entrance fee. Here is what each perk covers, plus the price ranges and the 10% service charge, all in one place.
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Updates
The Show Goes On, Whatever the Weather — Number Nine in Typhoon Season
Macau's weather bureau expects 5 to 8 tropical cyclones to affect the city in 2026. Here is why a stormy evening is actually a great time for Number Nine: a fully indoor runway show with a giant LED screen, 24-hour opening, free dining and a free private car door to door.
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