According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal, "the halls to the guest rooms are wider than those found in conventional hotels to evoke a sense of palatial living." The article goes on to say that "the largest suites — there are four penthouses — have of living space, two master bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling views of the performance lake, walk-in closets, media rooms, grand pianos and 24-hour butler service. The beds have 800-thread count Italian linen." The resort features a number of attractions and venues, including convention space, shops, restaurants, gaming tables, and meeting rooms. There are of luxury retail space in the Wynn Palace Esplanade, and as of September 2016, brands such as Chanel, Chopard, Hermès, Franck Muller, Panerai and Brioni had set up outlets. There are thirteen dining venues in Wynn Palace, with five fine dining restaurants, and eight casual. One of the luxury restaurants, Wing Lei Palace, was designed by Roger Thomas. GOCO Hospitality operates a spa area, with 22 treatment rooms and four spa suites, as well as a barber and beauty salon, tea lounge, juice bar, gym, and an area for foot massages. The spa offers $450 facials with gold leaf and crushed diamonds. Exterior features include an aerial transport system with gondolas, pedestal gardens, and a Performance Lake at the entrance. The Performance Lake is a fountain created by WET Design, with more than 1,000 jets and 2,000 lights that are synchronized to Beethoven and other musical pieces. Steve Wynn described the interior design theme as "flowers," explaining the "use of... water and natural light and flowers has been taken to a new level." Jerry Sibal was appointed Design, Development and Floral Director for Wynn Palace in April 2015, arriving in Macau that September. The Chinese interior design subcontractor Sundart published several photos of the Wynn Palace design in June 2015, displaying a floral theme. Some of the floral sculptures move. There is floral designer Preston Bailey's floral carousel and Ferris wheel in the atriums, among other projects. Fine art and Chinese antiques are display at the resort, including $150 million of art at opening. Wynn Macau, Ltd, first paid £8 million (US$12.8 million) at a London auction on July 7, 2011, for a set of four 18th-century Chinese porcelain vases, as well as a Chinoiserie tapestry.