Hotels With Breakfast in Macau, China

This was my second time staying at this hotel in Macau. The location is incredibly convenient, within walking distance to Grand Lisboa, and there are plenty of bus stops nearby. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and the hygiene is excellent. I particularly recommend the restaurant; breakfast offers a wide selection, and the lunch sets are outstanding value for money. The pineapple juice is especially delicious!

Traveling to Macau with my child, I chose the Venetian based on a friend's recommendation. It was super convenient; after crossing the border at Hengqin Port, we arrived at the hotel in about 15 minutes by car. The hotel staff provided excellent service, proactively offering directions and helping with luggage (because the Venetian is truly massive, we got lost on the first day but figured out our way by the second 😂). The room was spacious and very comfortable. We took a gondola ride at the Grand Canal Shoppes, which my child absolutely loved, and enjoyed a relaxed stroll around. It was also easy to get to the Parisian, Londoner, Wynn Palace, and Rua do Cunha. We mostly ate at the food court. Overall, the Venetian was a great choice.

High floor with a great view. The room was spotless and tidy. The staff proactively wished me a Happy New Year. Overall, it was a much better experience than staying in Hong Kong. The only minor issue was that it took a while to get an extra blanket of suitable thickness for our triple room (two blankets weren't enough). Since it's a triple room, I think it's reasonable to expect the same standard for all guests. Also, be aware that bottled water might be limited in Macau. Despite this, the overall experience was excellent and exceeded my expectations.

Quiet and comfortable, and very clean. The suite has a balcony, two toilets, a washing machine, and a stovetop, which is super convenient. The staff are all very warm and friendly. When I checked in, I requested a quiet room, and both rooms they gave me were quiet and comfortable. The view from the room is truly beautiful and healing. There's no entertainment center inside the hotel, but there's a supermarket on the first floor where you can buy some food and daily necessities. It's just a few minutes' walk to catch a bus, making it convenient to go anywhere. The shuttle service seems to be hourly, but there are also ** cars nearby that make getting to the gate very easy, or you can take a bus. There are some downsides, though. Calling for delivery at night was very quick, but in the morning and afternoon, the phone lines were unreachable. I had to go to the hallway to find the cleaning staff, but the aunties were very quick and had super good attitudes.

Everything was pretty good, including the cleanliness and environment. The only thing I found a bit hard to understand was the deposit situation; they don't accept electronic payments. I really think they should clearly state the deposit amount and payment methods (cash or credit card) prominently on the homepage. I didn't notice this when booking and ended up not having enough cash on hand.

The food options are quite convenient, and the hotel's location is great for catching the House of Dancing Water show. However, the soundproofing isn't great. You can clearly hear children running and shouting in the hallways, which I don't think is up to par for a five-star hotel; that was a real downside. The complimentary water and minibar drinks were decent. There's a bit of a view from outside, but unfortunately, the Ferris wheel was out of service for maintenance when I visited, so I didn't get to ride it.

This hotel boasts an excellent location, with a shopping mall right downstairs – it's no exaggeration to say you could shop 'til you drop! The dining options are also incredibly varied. The beds are comfortable, the price is reasonable, and overall, it offers fantastic value for money. Even though it's newly renovated, there's no strong odor in the room, and the decor feels high-quality. My only minor regret is the smell of cigarette smoke in the hallway, likely because some rooms are designated for smokers, which is understandable given the hotel's location in **area**. Oh, and a nice touch: staff brought my luggage to the room beforehand, which was a great experience!

This was my first time in Macau, and I blindly chose Grand Lisboa Palace. We stayed for two nights, and it offered great value for money – truly an amazing experience! The hotel is relatively new. Our room was spacious and airy, and the bedding was so soft and comfortable that I slept like a log until I woke up naturally. We specifically booked a room with a sofa bed, and the hotel thoughtfully made it up for our child. This gave each of us a separate space, allowing for quiet relaxation without disturbing each other – exactly the kind of laid-back vibe a vacation should have! The garden on the 3rd floor of the hotel is absolutely stunning; every photo we took turned out beautifully! All the drinks and snacks in the mini-bar were complimentary, which was a fantastic bonus. Although the location isn't in the city center, its advantage lies in being quiet and less crowded, free from the hustle and bustle of downtown. It perfectly captures a resort-like island vacation atmosphere, making it ideal for families with kids. Wynn Palace is just a 10-minute walk away, which was super convenient for exploring its gardens. Downstairs, there's a huge variety of food options, so we never had to worry about meals. Overall, it was clean, comfortable, hassle-free, and relaxing. For families without a strong shopping agenda and who are primarily looking for a laid-back getaway with kids, you absolutely can't go wrong with this place – highly recommended! Five out of five stars!

The location is incredibly convenient. It's a straightforward 15-minute walk from the Border Gate straight to the hotel. It's been so long since I stayed in a Macau hotel, and they still require a deposit? And it's 2025, yet the hotel doesn't accept electronic payments? My world just fell apart! I didn't bring my credit card, sobbing... In the end, I had no choice but to pay cash. Seriously, you really need to read the fine print when booking a room. This stay included breakfast. We arrived at the restaurant around 8:30 AM. There's one area for the buffet and another for à la carte dim sum (self-funded). The food selection is decent, and it looks presentable, but the taste is on the blander side, haha. Overall, the value for money is pretty good.

This time, I made a last-minute booking at Holiday Inn Macau. During check-in, Mr. Wang at the front desk was professional and efficient. After understanding my situation, he proactively upgraded me to an executive floor suite. He wasn't overtly enthusiastic, but his attention to detail made me feel genuinely valued. It happened to be the fourth day of the ***** New Year, and in the morning, the hotel had a lion dance and a 'God of Wealth' performance. The atmosphere was lively but not chaotic – a nice, ceremonial touch. The executive floor was relatively quiet, making for a comfortable and relaxing stay overall. What truly left an impression on me was what happened afterward. After checking out, I realized I had left my ring in the room, which naturally made me anxious. Upon contacting the hotel, the housekeeping manager quickly helped confirm its location and retrieve it. The entire communication process was efficient, and the sense of reassurance brought by such professionalism was more important than any physical amenity.