Golden Phoenix Sauna

Golden Phoenix Sauna is a mid-sized, new-style Macau sauna club in the NAPE area of the peninsula. Its posters also call it New Golden Phoenix, and in English it goes by Golden Phoenix Sauna or Jinfeng Sauna — all the same house. It is open 24 hours and overnight stays are available; the pricing is straightforward, with a door ticket to get in and the massage menu priced above it, which makes the entry point one of the more approachable among the venues on this site. The frontage is gold panelling beside a full window of red lanterns, and once the sign lights up after dark it is easy to spot from the street — a sensible first sauna in Macau, or the one to choose when the budget comes first.

The fit-out is recent, in the style of the last year or two: pale timber corridors over a cloud-motif carpet, and rooms built around a round bed — the walls carry a gold palm-leaf relief, and the canopy version hangs white sheer drapes from a domed ceiling. Each room has its own glass shower cubicle, so there is no walk back to the hall to rinse off. The rest lounge is a row of deep green recliners facing a gold sequin wall and television screens; reception doubles as a tea lounge with a timber counter and marble-topped tables. The menu is grouped by style — Southeast Asian wellness massage, then Western- and Japanese-style spa — and the therapists are a multinational team.

It is open 24 hours, so there is someone at the desk in the small hours, and you can stay through to morning — for an overnight sauna in Macau at a door-ticket price, this is one of the simpler choices. The therapist shift, dining and payment methods have not been published by the venue; we check them for you when you book. The listed prices are not the all-in ones: a 5% service charge and a 5% tourism tax are added when you settle, so allow for that before you order. Book through us and the private transfer is free (pick-up and return anywhere in Macau); the price is identical to walking in, since the venue pays the commission.