Macau's New Business KTV Club: A Night at Clube Rio, From the Bridge to the Bill

One of the questions Hong Kong guests ask the King most: “Is there one place in Macau where karaoke, drinks and a massage all happen in a single booking?” The old answer was “a sauna club that happens to have KTV rooms.” Now there’s a more direct one — Clube Rio (利澳薈), grand-opened on 30 July 2026 on the 3rd floor of Hotel Rio, ZAPE. It’s a club built around business KTV: private karaoke rooms, therapists who join your table to sing and drink with you, plus spa massage on the side. The KTV night Hong Kongers know, finished off Macau-style.

What kind of club is Clube Rio?

Positioning first, because it’s the reverse of a traditional sauna. Clubs like Majesty and Shang Pin are “sauna first, KTV rooms attached.” Clube Rio flips it: a KTV club with spa massage attached — the private room and the singing are the main event; the massage closes the night.

• Location: 3/F, Hotel Rio, ZAPE — a short ride from the HZMB Macau port
• Hours: 7 pm – 4 am (as of August 2026) — an evening venue, no overnight stays
• Core play: private KTV room + table companionship (therapists sing and drink with you) + spa massage
• The room: rose walls, orange leather sofas, crystal chandeliers — classic banquet luxury that holds up for business entertaining

The lineup is multinational; matching is handled by the concierge around your preferences, so there’s nothing to research yourself.

Before you go: one message books it all

Like every club the King works with, booking is a single WhatsApp message — tell the King how many are coming, the budget you have in mind, roughly when you’ll arrive, and the play you want (table-and-karaoke only, or the package with spa). Once confirmed, a free private car meets you at the border and takes you to the door — same on the way back, no taxi hunting. Booking through the King also waives the entrance fee.

Clube Rio runs until 4 am and the Golden Bus crosses around the clock, so the return leg never depends on a ferry timetable — a real advantage for late-night crews.

The night, step by step: from the bridge to the bill

Here’s how a typical Friday or Saturday runs:

Time	Plan
6–7 pm	Leave Hong Kong, Golden Bus across the bridge
Before 8 pm	Land at the Macau port, free car to Hotel Rio
8 pm	Check in on the 3rd floor, into your private room, order drinks
From 8:30 pm	Therapists join the table — singing, drinks, the room warms up
Mid-session	Package guests move to the spa side for the hour-long massage
After the bill	Car back to the border — the bus runs all night

A few steps worth expanding:

Step one: the room. Straight into a private suite with a proper sound system and a full song library. For business entertaining, the privacy is genuine — deals and duets don’t interfere.

Step two: the table. Therapists join the room to sing and drink with you and carry the atmosphere. In a group, each friend can arrange their own companion — everyone gets their own company, which is exactly why this suits a Hong Kong crew night.

Step three: package guests switch to the spa. The signature package = 1 hour of table companionship + 1 hour of spa massage: sing and drink your fill, then get the night’s drinking pressed out of your shoulders before heading home. Want the drinks uncapped? A free-flow version of the package is available.

Step four: the bill. A 10% service charge applies (as of August 2026). Payment: card, WeChat Pay, Alipay or cash — Hong Kong dollars are accepted as cash, no need to change money first.

Price reference (August 2026)

Item	Reference price
Table companionship (three tiers)	Quoted when you book
Viet-style package (1 hr table + 1 hr spa massage)	MOP 3,288 – 4,388
Tang-style package (1 hr table + 1 hr spa massage)	MOP 4,088 – 5,088

Free-flow versions of the packages are available. By Macau convention HKD and MOP are generally accepted 1:1, so read the table as your HKD budget. Prices follow the club’s current menu confirmed when you book.

FAQ

Can I stay overnight? No. Clube Rio is an evening club, open until 4 am, with no overnight stay or sleeping rooms. For a soak-and-sleep night, traditional sauna clubs like Empire or Manhao are the right pick — the King can match you.

I’m not much of a singer — is it still for me? Yes. The table is about company — drinks, conversation, atmosphere; singing is only one part. And the massage hour needs no vocal talent at all.

How does a group booking work? The best way to do it. Within one room, each friend arranges their own table companion. Give the headcount when booking and the King handles the rest.

How is this different from the KTV rooms at Majesty or Shang Pin? The relationship is reversed: those are sauna clubs with KTV rooms attached; Clube Rio is a KTV club with spa attached. If singing and entertaining lead the night, Clube Rio fits better; if the spa leads and the songs are a side dish, the other two do.

Any other charges to know about? A 10% service charge on the bill (as of August 2026); booking through the King waives the entrance fee, and transfers are free.

First night out in Macau? Start with the Player’s Guide; deposits, cancellations and changes are covered in the Q&A. Ready to try the new place? WhatsApp the King and set up your Clube Rio night.