The Regency Art Hotel – which is located on Taipa Island – will be used again as a government-designated hotel for quarantine starting Monday, 1 February.
The government has rebooked the 270-room Regency Art Hotel – which is located on Taipa Island – announced Lau Fong Chi, the head of the Public Relations Division of the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) today. It became a government-designated hotel for quarantine again since Saturday.
The government has rebooked the 270-room Regency Art Hotel – which is located on Taipa Island – and will be used as a government-designated hotel for quarantine starting tomorrow.
Local residents who had regularly travelled to Hong Kong for medical treatment urged to consider receiving the corresponding treatment in Macau during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Regency Art Hotel, which had been used for medical observation since 19 March, has been emptied today.
A third government-designated hotel for the local government’s quarantine measures — 326-room Regency Art Hotel — opened today.
