4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

Every time I visit Macau, I stay here. It's great value for money, and the king room's bed is better than the twin room's. The location is very convenient with lots of food options nearby. The hygiene is also excellent, and the shower pressure is good. The facilities are comprehensive. I'll definitely come back next time.

Staying at Harbourview Hotel Macau for 15 days was a wonderful experience. The location is excellent, offering stunning views of the harbor and easy access to nearby attractions. The staff were friendly, attentive, and always willing to assist. The rooms were spacious, clean, and well-maintained, providing a comfortable stay. The amenities, including the pool and fitness center, added to the convenience and relaxation. Breakfast options were diverse and delicious. Overall, Harbourview Hotel Macau offers great value, combining comfort, service, and a prime location. I highly recommend it for both leisure and business travelers looking for a memorable stay.

The hotel is located in Macau Peninsula's old town and is generally quite small. The room amenities are all there. I didn't dare to use the bathtub, but the bathroom came with a floor mat and a non-slip grab bar, which is something older Macanese hotels do better than both new and old hotels in mainland China. The hotel is relatively close to the Macao Polytechnic University and the Grand Prix Museum, about a ten-minute walk. It's also not far from the Ruins of St. Paul's, a walk of a little over ten minutes. Getting to Wynn Palace or Fisherman's Wharf is further and requires a taxi. This time, any journey over twenty minutes by foot, I took a taxi, but I didn't get to ride the **bus**. The hotel has a Cantonese restaurant, Jin Man Xuan, on the first floor, with prices similar to Cantonese restaurants in Shenzhen. The Macau Tower and the double-decker sightseeing bus require advance booking, so I'll save those for next time when I bring the kids to Macau! Next time, I'll definitely spend a bit more and stay on Taipa Island.

Traveling with family, we booked two standard rooms. The beds are 1.2 meters wide, which was fine for squeezing in with the kids. The buffet is a great deal: breakfast is 65 MOP per person, and lunch is 98 MOP per person. There's a good variety of dishes, and the food tastes pretty good – much better than the small shops outside, especially for breakfast. Snacks downstairs easily cost 60-80 MOP, so 65 MOP for so many options is a steal. Plus, with the Alipay discount of 5 MOP per order, it works out to about 50 RMB per person. The hotel rooms are pretty standard; you get two bottles of mineral water and typical toiletries. The hotel shuttle usually starts around noon (the Border Gate route starts a bit earlier, at 11:25 AM, then runs every half hour or so, and every 15 minutes during peak times).

The lobby is spacious, bright, and elegant. The front desk service was excellent; they even helped reserve a room for us. The room was bright and tidy, and the housekeeping was spot on. The floor staff were also very enthusiastic. The lobby's cake was delicious, and the pork chop bun was better than what you'd find elsewhere.

The service was good, and the hygiene was excellent. The room was spacious and offered a prime sea view behind Wynn, with glimpses of the Grand Lisboa and Macau Tower diagonally opposite. I paid an extra 50 MOP for a room upgrade. My only regret was the shuttle service from Gongbei Port – I couldn't find the driver and waited for a long time with no one showing up, eventually having to take a taxi to the hotel. The front desk mentioned they only offer drop-off, not pick-up. On my last day, when I tried to book a shuttle to the Border Gate, the concierge informed me that even with a reservation, there might not be a spot available as several hotels share the service. I hope they can improve their shuttle service; everything else was great and offered good value for money.

Great location, not far from all the main attractions. It's clean and quiet. The hotel rooms even have multi-standard power outlets (China, Europe, North America), so you don't need an adapter – highly recommend! It's about a 20-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's and only 7-8 minutes to the Grand Lisboa Hotel. Plus, there's a scheduled shuttle bus from the Grand Lisboa lobby to the border gate. Definitely recommend booking here!

Hotel is old and tired, need renovation badly. However room is clean and tidy. Reception service was so-so and not welcoming. Check-in was good though, just the night time when approached another receptionist for my own room number but was given a cold and not welcoming reply. It was normal for guest to forget their own room numbers as they don’t stay permanently. However a simple way to verify was guest able to give his identity numbers and name. Or hotel can always accompany the guest to the room to verify. However this guy was so unpleasant and blunt in his replied. Will not stay again in this hotel.

I came to Macau for Dylan Wang's concert, and this hotel was absolutely fantastic! Even though it's in the old town, the location is unbeatable. Right downstairs are popular sights, and it's only a 5-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. In the mornings, the alleys nearby are filled with breakfast spots where locals eat – great food at good prices. The check-in desk is on the fourth floor, and the staff's service was excellent, very proactive and attentive. The minibar in the room is refilled daily and is completely free, plus there was a complimentary bottle of red wine and two free drinks. The rooftop terrace is accessible and offers a great view and atmosphere, which I enjoyed on my first day. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, and if you want to go to A-Ma Temple metro station, it's about a 1.5 km walk, which isn't too far. If you prefer taking a free shuttle, the Grand Lisboa is just over 400 meters away. So convenient!

This was a spontaneous trip, so I hadn't booked accommodation in advance. To be honest, I was a bit nervous after seeing some negative reviews before booking. However, I was actually quite satisfied once I checked in. It's a short walk from the Venetian after getting off the subway. There's no lobby on the ground floor, and I walked around a couple of times before realizing I needed to call service to find out the lobby was on the top floor. Check-in was smooth, and I paid the deposit with Alipay, no cash needed. The staff spoke good Mandarin too. Although the room's facilities were simple, everything I needed was there, and it was clean. The view from the window in the morning wasn't bad either. Looks like I picked a good one! 😄