Studio City's stunning Art-Deco facade features the world's highest figure-8 Ferris wheel "Golden Reel" gondola ride which straddles the resort's two-tower hotel at a height of some 130 meters. The integrated resort's other exciting entertainment offerings also include Studio City Cinema, a spectacular cinema offering nine-state-of-the-art theaters, including the first Dolby Cinema in Macau and Hong Kong; Studio City Water Park, an aquatic wonderland featuring a variety of exhilarating and family-friendly water rides and attractions for guests of all ages; LEGEND HEROES PARK, a thrilling Tech-based Entertainment that combines cutting-edge virtual technology with the physical world for an unparalleled immersive experience; Studio City Event Center, a 5,000-seat multi-purpose entertainment center designed to host live concerts, theatrical and sporting events; Seer Arena, a Nike Sports camp that offers progressive, science-based formal sport training for children of various ages, as well as Club MOP, a 48,000 sq ft space offering a new dimension of nightlife including a 10,000 sq ft terrace area, complete with private cabanas and a DJ booth, perfect for sipping on a couple of cocktails in the early evening. The club's space-themed interior, state-of-the-art sound system, and dynamic lighting pull you in for a fully immersive experience.
"The hotel is famous, and quite expensive. The front desk staff was super nice and met all our requests, which I really appreciate. However, the check-in process was a bit much; I had to wait an hour in line just to get my room, which was a first for me and left my legs aching. The hotel has many facilities, but they are also very expensive. To use the water park, you have to pay an extra 500 per person, and breakfast isn't cheap either. If you factor in breakfast, the water park, and the Ferris wheel, it comes out to over 4,000 per room. For the amenities provided, it really isn't worth it. The room felt a bit old, the carpet had an odor, and the bathroom was quite dated with low water pressure, making showers less than comfortable. The decorative items on the bar counter were covered in two layers of dust. The only good thing was the complimentary snacks. If you're going to the water park, you might consider this hotel, otherwise, I honestly wouldn't recommend it. This hotel doesn't have a free indoor pool. If you find the water park expensive and still want to swim, the hotel next door has one. The front desk staff helped us get free access to the indoor pool at the neighboring hotel, which was very nice."