Overnight In China's 5-Star Fake Paris Hotel
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2024
- Overnight In China's 5-Star Fake Paris Hotel - The Parisian Hotel Macau
My previous video from Xinjiang, China: • I Visited China's Most...
Macau, China: A city that is also known as the Las Vegas of Asia. The gambling capital of Asia, very popular for Chinese tourists. Macau is a special administrative region of China, same as Hong Kong as well. This is my 2nd time here in Macau and I wanted to stay in a very special hotel this time: The Parisian hotel Macau. A hotel that makes you feel like you're in Paris, France. They even have a fake Eiffel tower in front of the hotel, which looks pretty real. Let's check into this hotel, which is probably the most luxurious hotel I ever stayed at and see what the whole experience is like. I will also show you around the city of Macau and we'll meet my friends from the @JetLagWarriors.
This is the hotel where I stayed:
www.booking.com/hotel/mo/the-...
Timestamps:
00:00 Welcome to Macau
00:28 Hotel Check-in
03:56 Hotel room
08:54 Outdoor facilities
10:15 The Eiffel tower
16:07 Finding Macau's best dessert
21:26 Macau city center & old fort
25:46 Macau at night
27:58 Taiwanese food
30:11 Room at night
30:31 Final review
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After having travelled to several different parts of China, what's your opinion(s) regarding the food, the people, the transportation, the infrastructure there? What about the cashless payment there? Will you be travelling to China again as it's a vast country?
Do you think China has become too commercialized, with many similar commercial streets in major cities? What is your view on these commercial streets? Would you visit China again? If so, where would you choose to go?
Glaubst du, dass China zu kommerzialisiert ist, mit vielen ähnlichen Geschäftsstraßen in großen Städten? Wie siehst du diese Geschäftsstraßen? Würdest du noch einmal nach China reisen? Wenn ja, welche Orte würdest du besuchen?
@@alexhu7939it is design as a fake paris, much like how vegas has fake paris too. just because it fake doesn't make it derogative.
the room in Singapore Sand hotel are definitely better however this hotel has more facilities so it balance out in term of experience. I like that you are still hanging out with your peers. travelling together is always fun.
Do you find that the mainstream media portrays a totally different perspective of China than what you experienced? Did you find that the negativity around China is overblown?
Both big cities and small cities in China have basically gone through thousands of years of cultural accumulation. I hope you have fun in China. If you can, welcome to my hometown Hebei. Hebei surrounds Beijing and Tianjin. It has very convenient transportation and is the province with the most complete landscape in China.🎉
CCP!
@@Adolfus-Shitler 🤣🤣🤣
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president!
I have been lived Macau around 15 years, I can tell you, Macau people are much happier than Hong Kong people for one country and two political system, Macau has trived greatly and have benefited from it tremendously since united with mainland China. We are the pefect example for Taiwan
Yea... No apple daily, nor rich property developers worried that China will start phasing out the land auctioning system. What you see now, after the roach infestation a couple years back, are new residential development popping up all over HK 😂
Like the fake Paris, it's all a facade.
@@hblee88 you can't deny they have one of the fastest growing economies in the world... Gdp growth at 30%+ since 2007? Yea they seem so sad and oppressed... Like them dudes living under them cardboard boxes in America. Keep crying.
My relatives said people in HK specifically older people are kind of in menopausal stage 😅.
@@jack-wanderers? Ain't it the same everywhere
It's indeed amazing to treat yourself to a luxurious and posh hotel after such hard work of filming and editing. You deserved it, Ken. Wow and more wow...what a super beautiful lobby !! A bunch of thanks for the room tour. It's nice, cozy, spacious but too bad that the bed is a bit hard for you. Anyway, thanks again for showing us around that "fake" Parisian Hotel....yeah, it's like we are in Paris, France...enjoyed tagging along 👍👏
The area you are in now is an economic corridor in China, Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, which is equivalent to California in the United States. There are three first-tier cities here, namely Hongkong, Shenzhen and Guangzhou. The new line has Dongguan, the second line has Huizhou with a population of nearly 70 million.
HK isn't officially a first tier city.
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president.
You get the overall sense that the hospitality and friendliness is genuine from both tourism workers and the civilians in China Ken?
The Eiffel Tower itself was built by an Australian company. I spent a good 2 yrs building the hotel there.
That’s so cool!
Its probably a chain hotel. There is a Paris Hotel in Vegas too, but from what I remember is they are not that high end.
Great and interesting sharing. Thank you Ken.👍👍👍😍😍😍
Ken, it is not a fake Paris hotel, it is a Paris-themed hotel-casino.
If you are going to Las Vegas in the US.
You will see themed hotels like Caesars Palace (Italian), and Luxor (ancient Egyptian )...
Totally agree! No matter how much he says that he likes about his time in China, his prejudice will always be there.
And this hotel was funded by Las Vegas Sands, an American company.
Exactly... maybe it's a german way to describe a theme hotel.
@@vErVe75its probably for clicks from anti china people
@@emperor270353I think it has more to do with getting more views...
Wow so impressive! These videos make me want to visit China so much
Welcome to China
Wow... first comment in 8 years... fake much???
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president.
@@zackk7175 Well, actually the much of chinese foreigners in the jail are Heisenberg
@@Ram-mm6ge Xiijiiang is the biggest
re-educationCamp
Yr tour in Macau is awesome, Ken. Tq, tq for showing us the look alike tower of Pisa. I m attracted to the dessert n pork in a bun. Looks yummy... yummy. Since u highly recommended Macau a visit one shld take, which I think u like the tour in Macau. Waiting for more China videos. Happy touring, Ken. 👍👍
It's fun seeing you three meet up again in Macau.. ❤ Great video of the Eiffel Tower and hotel and views from on top! 👏 👏 👏
What a fun day!! I’m craving for the dessert!!!
The best dessert 🤩💪
I like these videos too. The rural trips you take are great. Seeing how people live in their communities/countries are very informational. But every once and awhile, and baller videos is cool too.😂
Es ist schön, dass ihr euch wieder getroffen habt 🙏💗
Absolutely gorgeous!
Ken, I'm waiting for your 2nd Xinjiang video, hope not too long, thanks
Beautiful view from your hotel room - that is amazing!
Wow, beautiful video!
I like your videos very much! Everyday I hope to watch your videos! You are honest, pure, fair and down to earth! Very nice! Hope you enjoy your trip in China! And go to more beautiful places in China 🎉🎉
Thank you so much!😊
Kudos to you Ken, for your non-biased and open-minded reporting on modern-day China.
What we have forgotten was China and the US were allies in WW2.; in resisting Imperial Japan. The US highly subsidies China in hopes of encouraging democracy (Cheung Kai Shek). When China chose Communism as Mao took control, the two countries became bitter rivals.
Unfortunately, US' democracy today is as fake as the democracy once represented by Cheung Kai Sek.
Been to Macau many years ago. They didn’t have the Eiffel Tower and the surrounding development those days.
Macau is surely a place worth visit especially the casino area. It’s beautiful with the casino lights on after dark.
Macau is the best model of China’s one country two systems in operation.
The Portuguese just walk aways don't meddling make trouble after hand Macau back to China. Unlike the Brit can't leave HK alone keep instigate trouble after hand back to China.
I guess it’s quite a surprise for some stubborn westerners that the “Communist China” would support such a city to create its prosperity through gambling industry.😂
@@first-gordonchang9510because the Brits are part of Uncle Sam’s lap dogs
@@first-gordonchang9510 Which is why I guess China left Macau the way it was, with much less interference than it had with HK. You hardly hear about Macau in the news but HK was always on my TV screen from protests, to riots to I don't know what else.
But it's fucking boring
lovely, takes me back in time when i visited Las Vegas, :-), stayed in Excalibur Hotel, nice one if you are going there in the future :-). thanks for the info and the tour . :-)
hahahaha love your optimism and idea of stay positive. you should come to shenzhen, would love to show your around and buy you a drink.
Thx for sharing
City sure looks beautiful
Fun fact: Macau was a Portuguese colony. It was only handed back to China in 1999. And nextdoor to Macau is Hong Kong. They are both very close
Concession not colony
This area is not a colony. In fact, the Ming Dynasty and Portugal were once an alliance to deal with pirates in the South China Sea. This place was given to Portugal as a reward by the emperor at the time.
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president1
@@zackk7175 bruh you broke like that?
@@starlights006 Taiiwan is Not Chiina
Messii said already!
The Portuguese is not as spiteful as the British over the handover!! 😂😂
Unlike the British who took Hong Kong as a spoil of the Opium War, Macau was leased from China in 1557 for payment of an annual rent. The Portuguese tried to change the leasehold status to one of Portuguese territory without success until 1887 when the Chinese agreed to recognise it as Portuguese. It was handed over to China in 1999.
Well said
The Portuguese had too much gold from Brazil and Africa. Macao was far. Keep thinking the English were worse than the Portuguese... hehehe
British Colonialism was responsible for many of our past and current political conflicts and animosities- case and point Isreal and Palestine ( Balfour Accords).
Hong Kong just as far! But was a money earner for British drug trafficking!
Cool video man! Is that the same Eiffel Tower Ali and Harry went to? In their videos it was all closed and boarded up
Different one, they went to one near Shanghai 😅
Hi,! Ken, I agree with you, last Friday and Saturday, I also stayed in the hotel Parisan😂😂❤
Just came across this set of videos for first time, after spending a few years watching other vloggers. Very impressed with the excellent presentation and you're so positive and friendly with local people etc and trying new things. We were in Macao last December and were amazed by the place and visited that hotel, just for a coffee, which was good. I didn't realise the price for a room was quite as reasonable, as we'd visited an hotel in Sanya (just for coffee) which was over 2000 yuan per night. Guess this was how Marco Polo reacted when he went to China, in 13th Century.
American here. We have that Eiffel Tower in Vegas where I just was. Part of the casino hotel Paris. Yet no one ever bothers to make a video titled fake Paris in vegas.
Yes, his title is a bit misleading
He has become little jealous these days. They more he explores China, the more he feels embarrassed because west is just hype, there is virtually nothing in the west that's comparable to China.
He is a little naive..like a frog looking up from a well..
Thank you!!! I just wrote the same thing. His western bias slips in sometimes and it’s quite irritating. The hotel is called the Parisian Macau hotel, why does he feel the need to continue to call it “fake Paris”? Smh
Not everyone is interested for America 😅but for Ken 😂👍who do have a meaning 😂
Caesar’s Entertainment owns both Paris hotels in Las Vegas and Macau. It’s interesting that nobody uses the word ‘fake’ to the one in Vegas, lol.
Yes it an American company that funded this hotel/casino. Macau is the only city in China where gambling is allowed.
Who knows... the guy's trying to click bait the haters for clicks 😂 it's all good
Yeah I thought he was referring to the Paris they built in a random town in China 😂. But I lived in Vegas for a long time and live in Beijing now so I am interested because I wanna go there soon!
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president1
I'm glad you were excited. But that hotel room was a very standard hotel room. Like a Marriot. The lobby was beautiful though.
Yeah…I was expecting more in regard to the hotel room.
The Parisian is actually one of the lower priced hotels in the Cotai strip. 😂 The rooms are relatively small compared to some of the other hotels.
Thank you for showing Macau.
The trio🎉🎉🎉
I've watched many videos taken from you about China and they were really interesting and informative.
I think I could make up my mind to go back to my own country and make it even more beautiful.
I was in south part of Germany and I was shocked by the travelling experience close to Lindau and Friedrichshafen, where these were all quite beautiful cities with Alps as backgrounds and Bodensee.
High Tech places + Nature, wish me I can do that and make that happen also in China.
Hmm after watching your video, i said to myself: I think the intention wasn't to copy, i feel like the people who built that place visited Paris and fell deeply in love with it, they even have the history of the Eiffel Tower!
Dude it's a theme hotel man, like the Paris hotel in Vegas. One owned by Ceasers entertainment and the other by Sands. Both American companies. This ain't the 80s, the Chinese ain't into copying other cultures any more. They have their own to be proud of. Don't you see all them videos of those ladies in ancient song and Han dynasty outfits.
Seems to be great episode, going to watch 😊
To be honest I'd rather stay in the fake Macau Paris than the 2024 real Paris. Those who went to Paris recently know.
Bullshit. Unbelievable city. Some small areas are pretty bad but no need to be anywhere near these parts. World class culture, food, entertainment venues, shopping, luxury hotels …… Olympics will be amazing.
Too much UA-cam probably . Always making places look worse than they are.
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez I literally live in Paris I know what I'm talking about. I've seen the situation worsen over time. The Olympics are basically a meme here in France because of how unprepared the city is.
too many thieves and robbers in Paris
Was there a couple years back... Not too bad, just don't go too far out of the city 😂 always some young'ns trying to rob you.
There is also such one "fake paris hotel" in Las Vegas.
there is also a Fake paris in Vegas but who like to have higher moral authority
Notice he never says the prices of getting there, transport to hotel, room rates only what he might pay for 😂. This makes ppl think he's a chill. A nice guy but still a shill😂
Well they're owned by the same owners, Las Vegas Sands
I know, I live there, its just vloggers dont know the facts and make negative tittles for more clicks and views@@Zergcerebrates
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president1
Ken is very humble
I like
Macau brings in 28 billion in revenue. Vegas only brings in 6 billion.
Hi Ken try the rice pudding with strawberry or another jam in it it tast even better
I believe you hardly got this kind of hotel in Germany.
Not at all. Not even USA, Las Vegas is hype. With homeless,crime drugs, money laundering, and it's filthy too.
Not even in America
@@DK-ev9dgdont forget las vegas
@@user-cp1uk3fo9f Las Vegas is all hype. It is full of homeless, drug addicts, criminals and money launderers and its filthy except inside of the hotels. Biggest drawback of Las Vegas is it's not family oriented compared to Macau. Families dominate Macau. Families with young kids don't go to Las Vegas may be very few.
Don’t go to Chiina!
Foreigner will be put into jail if you say
Taiiwan passport or Taiiwan president1
I am glad you found the chicken no probs...chicken experience!😂😂❤
Las Vegas also has a Paris Casino/Hotel with a 1/2 scale replica of the Eiffel Tower. This Casino/Hotel in Macau was funded by Las Vegas Sands, an American company.
29:36 This is pickled with turnip，腌黄萝卜
Interesting. There are some fake hotels in Las Vegas as well. Paris, New York, Venetian
all owned and operated by Sands
@@yunlongli2771 good to know. Thanks
8:48 The beds in China are traditionally hard but I wouldn’t necessarily assume it would be so there! Good to know.
As others said, it’s more of a Paris-themed hotel than a fake version of the city itself… it’s cool to see that besides the bed, the quality seems the same as in Vegas!
Appreciate this video & the transparency about paying for the view.
Chinese people prefer harder beds to soft ones because the former are kind of ergonomic, preventing your back from sagging all night. :)
When you sleep on a soft mattress, your body may sink too deeply into the surface, causing your spine to curve unnaturally. This can lead to back pain, muscle stiffness, and joint discomfort. But if you are already suffering from back pain, then a soft mattress do provide more relief for these people. People who sleep on their stomach and back tends to prefer firm bed and those who sleep on their sides, soft bed.
There's nothing "fake" about the Parisian Hotel in the same way there isn't anything fake about the Brandenburg Gate in your native Germany, even though it's a copy the Propylaea of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece. The hotel is owned by Las Vegas Sands (which has a similar property in Vegas); replicating famous monuments is not unique to China, yet the term "fake," driven by racist stereotypes, is only associated with China in the westerner's mindset.
Room is certainly vey nice. But, somehow, I was expecting it to just blow my mind; it doesn't seem to. I was thinking of hotels in Quebec or Banff. The $150 charge it rather inexpensive. Looks very hazy. Is that fog or smog? Great vid, as usual.
Reminds me of the Marriott I stayed in Jakarta Indonesia
Hey Ken, big fan of your content! 29:34 is actually a pickled daikon radish! It's not traditionally taiwanese, mostly found in Japanese or Korean foods.
😊also in Chinese foods, like pickled cucumber, mustard head
Pickled daikon radish醃蘿卜 is a traditional Chinese food. It is also the technique of Chinese food. Only ancient China has this food.
Today "fake"Japanese and Korean food are mixed with traditional Chinese food and other countries.
Traditional Japanese food is only fresh seafood, sushi, and (white rice and noodles with Chinese food).
Traditional Korean food is only fresh seafood. (White rice and kimchi is Chinese food).
@@barbiebarbie1813 I believe so
the milk pudding is my fav as well! There have to be two layers of “milk skin” made from the boiled milk cooling down
Would you use "fake" on the Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas in the US?
We all know he wouldn’t. Typical westerner behaviour 🙄
@@melize7035typical UA-cam non westerner chst from you, lumping everyone together from the west and saying ‘typical behaviour’. Good one. Yeah Icelandic people are so similar to people from Kentucky. You’re the problem,
Just another misleading stereotypical UA-cam title to attract views…
Bruh that's what everyone calls it. Same with the one in Tokyo...
Love this 😂. I lived in Las Vegas for a long time and their Eiffel Tower is pretty cool. I can’t wait to visit Macau to compare 😍
(Edited because I thought you were at a different fake Eiffel Tower, haha)
What a wonderful meet up with Steve and Ivana in Macau and trying the famous milk pudding. An awesome walk about in beautiful Macau city center and the old fort. I have a good laugh when you, Ken said that back in Germany, canon will be full of trash 😅 Another great experience, trying some luck at the casino. Ken, l think that white piece of thing from that Taiwanese minced pork rice is pickled radish. Hope to see you travel to Taiwan soon. Wow, such a lovely night view from your room balcony. Thanks, Ken for always having great content. You show us so much and you teach us so much. I always love ❤️ your amazing videos. Keep it up, Ken 💪🫰💞
Paris hotel in vegas: themed hotel
Paris hotel in macau: FAKE hotel
😂
Another impressive video. Hey Ken, did you taste Germen in your first "Chinese beer"? In fact, that beer was more Germen than Chinese. It should taste Germen lager 100 years ago.
It’s Tsingtao beer青岛啤酒. And the city Qingdao青岛 was a German colony before WWI. Guess that’s why.
房间真小，不像豪华房间
Hi Ken, it is Zhu from China, and subscribed you now. I knew you from Bilibili, and saw in your vedio that you are sad of your vedios being moved to Bilibili. I am sorry for that, and maybe you can have your Bilibili account the. you can upload your own vedios(better with Chinese translations)!
I want explain to you they move your vedios because they like your vedio and they added translation. As you know, China need VPN and most people don’t speak English, so most people can’t reach your vedios on UA-cam. But Bilibili show Chinese how good how calm you are, you are liked by many Bilibili users.
Xinjiang tour vlog is over？
Thank you for bringing me back some old memories when I visited Macau back in 2002! I love that little charming city ❤!
The yellow food item, that’s pickled radish. It’s kinda like an appertiser as most ppl find sourish food improve their appetite. Also common in japanese cuisine
I love Tsingtao. Tsingtao has its history as a german beer, but of course over the years the taste has been updated. But I still love it
There's another bigger Eiffel Tower in another city in China which is based on Paris called Hangzhou
That room is for poor people, not ordinary Chinese!
😅 just a normal room, why u say that?
Yes , I read once where 94% were losers at the gaming casinos . I guess they know if you are a newbie and you may win to get you hook . Your buddy tie-dye shirt look good and I think I had similar in 1968 ,along with my bell bottom pants . They were the good ol days . Too be cool was facial hair and long hair and your jeans and you were good to go . Thanks ken , good video
❤good jobs. From Boise Idaho usa
really does remind me of vegas...
I'm a bit confused on your timeline. The previous one I saw is Xinjiang, Urumqi. So Macau was before you visited Urumqi? Is the hotel rate $150 in USD or Mecanese pataca?
Also confused. It must be 150 USD. Macau has high consumption
Like this video!
Your videos are very interesting!😃 I've watched almost all the videos about China today haha. My hometown is Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China, which is also the birthplace of the most famous Chinese Kung Fu, maybe you've heard of "Shaolin Temple"? Haha, you are welcome to visit Henan Province, I can entertain you!💗
My paternal grandmother was born in Macau and married my grandfather in Guangzhou. I have relatives in Macau, HK, Guangzhou, Shanghai and different cities of USA. I’ve been to Macau in 2001 right after the handover from Portugal. My paternal uncle (my father’s cousin) was a senator in the 1999 handover ceremony in Macau. If you watch the handover ceremony in 1999 and the inauguration ceremony, you can see a tall and slim male with gray hair. That is my paternal uncle. When we were in Macau visiting my paternal relatives, there weren’t as many casinos. Now they added more casinos. The food is still Cantonese cuisine but with some Portuguese twist, such as the Portuguese egg tart (a little sweeter than the Cantonese egg tart version).
Is this tower same size as the one in Las Vegas?
Nice video Ken BUT the use of "fake Paris ... " is kinda derogatory. it is just a scale down replica of the Eiffel tower..Replicas of world monuments or other landmarks can be found around the world.
you can find love locks in langkawi cable car also
it’s not fake. it has the proper license to build the replica of EF tower
They have that Paris theme hotel in Las Vegas also
But they won’t call it fake, only if it’s done by Chinese then it will be fake.
@@MRT-co1sd the one in Vegas is also fake
@@Seanney25582he meant all Westerner vlogger won't be calling those is fake but anything that built or make by Chinese especially this hotel(clearly named Parisian Macau hotel) is called fake/copy.
Since his XJ video, the way he presenting seem to go south. Picturing the patrol car as if he were in Middle East.
Jacques-Louis David, The Coronation of Napoleon, 1805-07, oil on canvas, 621 x 979 cm (Musée du Louvre, Paris)
If you ever get a chance to stay in the Wynn tower suites in Las Vegas, you'll be very happy.
Las Vegas has the same thing but I bet you won’t call it “fake Paris hotel” it’s called the Macau Parisian hotel, why do you feel the need to call it fake Paris hotel? You need to work of your western programming it’s really cringe.
This city is way better than Paris
Glad to see the room is a decent size. In Vegas, the nicest casinos often have the tiniest rooms because they want you to go elsewhere and gamble 😂
XDDDD laugh out loud moment when Ken goes searching for a Chicken! for the first 5 mins..... i had subtitles on and Ken had a 40min chicken experience
I don’t follow your channel for long now and I want to travel to China myself.
So I have a question: How do you afford this? Like for me the holiday times wouldn’t allow this.
China probably offers the best value for money. Especially for travellers.
When are you gonna make that Shenzhen video?
Imagine if America did this with lots of world monuments and put them all in the Nevada desert!
😂very nice ❤❤ ❤
The yellow thing you ate is a pickled Daikin radish. It's used in kimbop alot.
I like your video. Thanks.
Yes I have been that food court
i believe this is taken before the mainland tour?
Next time, try Venetian, their rooms are much bigger and fancier.
for macau hotels rooms.... in terms of size nothing beat venetian rooms....its HUGE....
Yeahhh... I live in Macau for four years
FIRST 10 NOICE I have never come this early ! ! !
The yellow stuff is the “Radish “, Japanese call it “Daikon “, they pickled it and dyed it into yellow color, it’s very popular in Japan and Korea, so as in any Japanese restaurant in Taiwan and China.