Family Hotels in Macau, China

I've been to Macau many times, and this is my third time staying overnight. The first time, I stayed at an affordable guesthouse in the old city center – clean and tidy, right across from Wen Ji Cafe & Snacks. It wasn't far from Grand Lisboa and St. Paul's Ruins. The second time, I stayed at the Crowne Plaza near the Gongbei Border Gate. The room was super spacious, breakfast was delicious, and the king-size bed was very comfortable. This time, a few of us bit the bullet and booked a room at The Venetian 😭 – decided to splurge a bit. They said it was a Royal Presidential Suite, and it even came with two tickets to the Parisian Macao's Eiffel Tower (the front desk lady mentioned that the 7th floor is actually free to visit now). The rooms in Macau, compared to neighboring Hong Kong, are not just a little bit better [facepalm]. It really is a city centered on entertainment and service industries, with a different positioning than Hong Kong. We took a private car from Hong Kong, and as soon as we got out, a young man helped us with our luggage and gave us a luggage tag. When checking in, you just give the tag to the front desk, and your luggage is automatically delivered to your room. The room was large and spacious, with a separate living room and two TVs. To put it bluntly… the bathroom in this suite could rival an entire Hong Kong hotel room in size! The bed 🛌 was huge and comfortable, the sofa was great, and the view from the large floor-to-ceiling windows was pretty good too – though I imagine the view would be even better from the opposite rooms. Next time, if I get the chance, I'll try out Galaxy and Studio City too [smirk]. Even though it's not ** (missing original text, likely referring to 'cheap'), it's definitely worth experiencing [evil grin]. In mainland terms, almost all hotels in Taipa can be considered top-tier luxury, haha… especially with all the rumors surrounding Wynn Palace, haha… so much 'color' has been added to it… Macau is truly unforgettable and suitable for people of all ages to visit. Thumbs up!

The hotel shuttle is easy to find – just turn right after exiting the airport. Get off at the Studio City stop. To your left is The Celebrity Tower, and to your right is The Star Tower. I checked in at The Celebrity Tower around 4 PM and there was no queue. The staff were very proactive in helping with my luggage. The suite at The Celebrity Tower was incredibly spacious, with a huge bathroom area. The mini-bar was as well-stocked as ever, and I appreciated that the bedside chargers didn't require an adapter. On the ground floor, the Pop Mart store had a full selection of SKULLPANDA figures. Unlike last year, points can no longer be redeemed. Don Quijote is still there, so if you don't want to go to Japan, you can do some shopping at the supermarket. To catch the light rail, turn right from The Celebrity Tower, walk to the end, and go up to the second floor. It's 6 MOP for two stops to Pai Kok, where you'll find plenty of delicious food on Cunha Street.

I do not know why it took me so long to truly discover this side of Macau. First off, this hotel is located within walking distance from Senado Square/Ruins of St Paul. It is located on a street where there are many Filipinos. There are two Filipino supermarkets and a Filipino takeaway store. It is also close to the main road where a bus stop for the route going to the airport. There are several stores nearby. You can even walk to the terminal where you can catch a ferry to Zhuhai (mainland China). I would definitely stay here again. Front desk people are warm and helpful. The room itself has two bottles of water, toiletries, water kettle, phone, safety deposit box, hangers, TV, slippers. Love it! The only thing I wish is for the toilet to have a bidet. Otherwise, it's perfect!

✅ I chose this hotel last minute for a business trip to Australia, and my satisfaction exceeded all expectations. It's conveniently located close to where I needed to be, and I was able to upgrade my room at the front desk for an extra fee. The check-in and check-out processes were very efficient. ✅ The soundproofing in the 'Royal Fireworks Suite' I stayed in this time was excellent, and the room itself was incredibly spacious. The afternoon sun made it feel very bright and cozy, and it even had a super king-size bed (2.2m), which was incredibly soft. The internet speed was fast, the hot water came quickly, and everything I needed was provided. As a business traveler, I was genuinely touched to find such a room. ✅ The hotel has a car park, and there's a large bus station nearby, making it convenient whether you're driving or using public transport. The hotel's other facilities are also quite complete and modern; from the gym to the swimming pool, you can feel the attention to detail. You can enjoy beautiful views from various spots throughout the hotel, and every area was very clean and hygienic, which is something I particularly appreciate. #HighEndHotelsYouHaveToSleepInToUnderstand

Grand Lisboa Palace Macau is truly impressive. Although it's a bit far from the Taipa core area, the shuttle bus service is incredibly convenient, and hotel guests even get to skip the line! The ambiance is beyond words – the European palace style is super elegant, and the 'Verdant Paradise' garden is perfect for stunning photos. The rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, with high-end, thoughtful amenities, including a fully smart bathroom and a complimentary mini-bar. I was able to check in early at 12 PM. Downstairs, there's a shopping mall and a casino. The staff provides meticulous and thoughtful service, and 'The Grand Buffet' is highly recommended! Overall, I'm very satisfied.

This hotel offers incredible value for money, and the breakfast was great too. The service was excellent; they were always happy to answer any questions and even offered helpful suggestions. It's also super close to all the attractions, within easy walking distance. We had to wait until 3 PM for check-in because the hotel was fully booked. Next time, please put me on a higher floor, thanks!

I chose Sofitel Macau At Ponte 16 primarily to experience the local street life and atmosphere. The old town truly buzzes with a strong sense of community, offering all sorts of local snack stalls, dim sum restaurants, and glimpses into the daily lives of residents. The surrounding area is filled with eateries that have been around for decades, providing a truly comforting and authentic experience.

The hotel was very comfortable, and the room was excellent. It was clean, well-maintained, and beautifully decorated. The overall design of the hotel felt spacious and relaxing, making our stay very enjoyable. Another big plus is the location. Just next to the hotel, there is a place with delicious food at very reasonable prices. We ended up having many of our meals there, which was very convenient. I would also like to specially mention the doormen at the entrance, Jerald and Abe. Jerald kindly helped us book a taxi using his phone, and thanks to his quick assistance, we were able to make it in time for the 5:00 pm House of Dancing Water show. Abe was very attentive and would quickly come over to help us with our luggage whenever he saw us carrying it. We truly appreciate their kindness, professionalism, and excellent service, which made our stay even more pleasant.

The location is not really very convenient and it’s not directly connected to most ****** so you’ll have to expect to pay for public transportation mostly. For other hotels, u can usually travel between Macau and Taipa with their shuttle buses for free. For this hotel, the shuttle bus system isn’t very good, the frequency of departure is low and the operating time is limited. The walking route that shows on google maps isn’t quite accurate so be prepared.

We requested a smoking room, but there was hardly any lingering smell, which was great. We stayed on the 17th floor, and the breakfast included a fantastic lobster buffet – truly all-you-can-eat! Downstairs, you can go shopping, and it's quite close to Wynn Palace. To get to Senado Square, there's no shuttle, so you'll need to take a taxi or other transportation. We paid 80 MOP for a taxi there. On the way back, we took a shuttle to another hotel and then walked the rest of the way. Overall, the breakfast offers much better value for money than the local cha chaan tengs, so it's definitely worth trying.