5-Star Hotels in Macau, China

Excellent stay! They arranged a room for us on the highest floor with an amazing view. There was a slight odor when we checked in, but they immediately provided an air purifier. The room was cleaned promptly every day. The free mini-bar snacks and drinks were a nice touch: they restocked them daily for our two-night stay, which was very thoughtful.

This hotel truly exceeded my expectations! From the ambiance to the service, cleanliness, and facilities, everything was incredibly satisfying. My check-in was a bit late, but the front desk offered luggage storage, so it wasn't an issue at all. The soundproofing in the rooms was decent; I barely heard any noise. I appreciate the option for non-smoking rooms, which means no lingering smoke smell from previous guests. That's a huge plus. The hygiene was impeccable. No dust on the floors or tables, and I could walk barefoot after a shower without getting my feet dirty. The wet/dry separation in the bathroom was well-done. What truly impressed me was the ceiling-mounted shower! You don't have to worry about some strange person messing with the showerhead or making it unsanitary because there's no handheld showerhead to worry about. It's brilliant. The room amenities were comprehensive. The minibar could chill drinks or food, and the shower gel, shampoo, conditioner, and body lotion were all individually packaged. Again, no worries about someone tampering with them. You don't even need to bring pajamas as bathrobes are provided. The room even came with an umbrella, which made me feel incredibly at ease and relaxed. The sea view room offered a fantastic view, right across from Hengqin (Important tip: make sure your phone's mobile data, especially if you have roaming or a Macau data package, doesn't accidentally connect to Hengqin, or you might incur charges. If it does, contact your provider for a refund). There's also an outdoor swimming pool on the 3rd floor, 1.2m deep, free for guests, open from 8 AM to 9 PM. The hotel also has a gym available for use. The hotel provides a complimentary shuttle bus with several routes. For the Gongbei Port route, you can board at the Qingmao Port. If you can't find it, you can take the Galaxy * * shuttle bus, then walk 5 minutes to Pai Kok to catch the light rail, get off at Ocean Station, and walk about 5 minutes to reach the hotel. You can then wait at the hotel entrance for the hotel's shuttle bus to Venetian, Taipa Village, and Gongbei Port. It's incredibly convenient. I've definitely saved this hotel. From now on, whenever I need an overnight stay in Macau, this will be my top choice. A definite must-try, go for it!

I had a truly enjoyable stay at the Grand Lisboa. The hotel’s iconic design immediately sets the tone grand, unique, and full of character. The interior feels just as impressive, with a sense of classic luxury that makes the whole experience memorable. A special thank‑you to the team for offering us an upgrade. This thoughtful gesture made a huge difference to our stay. The upgraded room was spacious, comfortable, and beautifully maintained, with a great view that added to the overall enjoyment. It genuinely elevated the entire experience and made our time at the hotel feel even more special. Service throughout the stay was warm and attentive. The staff were helpful, polite, and always ready to assist with anything we needed. Housekeeping kept everything spotless, and the overall atmosphere felt welcoming and well‑managed. The location is excellent convenient for exploring Macau’s attractions, dining, and entertainment. Whether stepping out for sightseeing or returning to relax, everything felt easy and accessible. Overall, Grand Lisboa delivered a memorable and comfortable stay. With its iconic architecture, thoughtful service, and the generous upgrade that enhanced our experience, it’s a hotel I would happily return to.

The bathroom was huge, almost half the size of the room, and the sofa was comfortable enough for an adult to sleep on. The food at the Grand Club was excellent, and the beef rolls were delicious. It's very close to MGM and Wynn Palace, just across the street. It's a shame we didn't get a room facing the musical fountain due to the crowd, but overall it was pretty good.

Had a really great experience! All the staff on the first floor were incredibly kind and patient. I was here for a concert, and the hotel is super close to the Galaxy Arena. Just turn left, walk a few steps, cross the road, and you're there – perfect for anyone attending a concert at Galaxy. Breakfast was delicious, and the room service for meals was also excellent. There's a shopping mall right downstairs, and having a Don Quijote there was a lot of fun to browse. It was so convenient to take the hotel's shuttle bus directly from the airport to the hotel, and then again from the hotel to the Border Gate when I left. That was a huge plus! I've already booked another two-day stay for my birthday at the end of May. Looking forward to it!

This hotel is conveniently located directly opposite Zhuhai Wanzai Pier's inner bay, close to Macau's main island attractions like Senado Square, the Ruins of St. Paul's, and Camoes Garden. Currently, the casino downstairs isn't operating, so from Gongbei Port or Qingmao Port, you'll need to take a bus or taxi to get here. There are many bus routes passing right by the entrance, and they run frequently, which is very convenient. The hotel lobby has an old-money aesthetic. The room size is decent, and the bathroom is large, with a separate shower and toilet, and it's very clean. They don't provide bottled water, but there's a water purifier in the room where you can choose the water temperature, which is a great touch.

Upon check-in, the front desk said they'd upgraded my room, but I'm not sure how much of a difference it made. The good thing is the room was spacious and seemed grand at first glance. However, on closer inspection, it felt quite empty, and the facilities were outdated. Basic toiletries were provided. The bathroom was also large, but even the toilet seat wasn't a smart bidet type, and the floor tiles looked old and stained. When I ran out of bottled water in the evening, I called the front desk, but no one answered. Besides the guy checking room cards at the entrance (separate from the downstairs elevators), I didn't see any other staff members. I didn't feel like there was any service. It was my birthday on the day of check-in, and the hotel didn't acknowledge it or even offer a simple greeting. The 'Imperial Dim Sum' tea downstairs was expensive and not good. Additionally, when in Macau, you always want to *gamble*, right? My companion spent over an hour there and couldn't figure out how a beginner gets chips to play. It would be great if they could provide a guide for new guests or have an information desk. I chose The Venetian because it offers everything – dining, accommodation, entertainment, and shopping – even if the room rates are higher than others. However, overall, my experience at The Venetian this time was not good. I won't be staying at this expensive hotel again. I suggest they really learn from Japan's service consciousness and improve their service quality, focusing on how to make guests feel at home.

The YOHO Treasure Island Hotel Macau, which opened in 2023, is a brand-new luxury resort located in the heart of the Macau Peninsula, offering unparalleled scenic views. Its biggest draw is its proximity to Grand Lisboa and Wynn Macau, and its neighbor, the Macau Science Center. Most rooms boast picturesque views of Nam Van Lake and Penha Hill, providing guests with a panoramic vista that encompasses both Macau's historic center and its vibrant modern cityscape. Design-wise, the hotel cleverly blends the adventurous spirit of Treasure Island with Macau's unique Sino-Portuguese cultural heritage. The interiors are exquisitely decorated, creating a luxurious and mysterious atmosphere. Guest rooms are spacious and comfortable, equipped with high-end amenities and smart control systems, ensuring a premium stay. The dining options are equally impressive, featuring a delightful mix of international cuisine and authentic local dishes. However, as a newly opened hotel, some facilities may still be undergoing enhancements. Additionally, given its prime location in a bustling area, traffic around the hotel might be a bit congested during peak hours. Nevertheless, the YOHO Treasure Island Hotel Macau, with its exceptional location, state-of-the-art facilities, and refined service, is undoubtedly an ideal choice for travelers seeking a high-quality Macau experience, especially couples and business professionals.

This isn't my first time staying at the Andaz, but this visit was really disappointing. It coincided with the Thyssenkrupp Elevator conference, so the whole place was chaotic and noisy. Two people hogging an entire row of seats with no one managing it was frustrating. I didn't even bother going to the evening lounge; I just figured it would be like a marketplace. They don't even put plastic slippers in the room anymore, I wonder if they've been 'exploited' too much... The toilet was leaking, and the outlets weren't working for charging. I definitely won't be staying there again. After moving to the St. Regis, even though the room was much older, the service was absolutely incredible.

Broadway Hotel was quite an interesting experience. The rooms are actually a bit small for our family since the beds were only 1.1 m. They provided us a really tiny crib, which was super uncomfortable for my baby. But at the very least, we were able to have one. The Broadway hotel is located at the end of the galaxy properties, so heading back to the hotel from the main facility and Venetian felt like a very decent walk, to say the least. Although not stipulated, we were able to use the pool at galaxy, which was nice. Once they open the grand pool deck, I don’t know if they’ll allow people staying at Broadway to use the facility. This should be stated clearly in Trip.com. Kids edutainment was quite good,, though it was nearly impossible to book a one and a half hour workshop. Overall, I gave full marks for everything, but I must say, the room was smaller than I thought.