4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

This hotel is budget-friendly, yet still quite decent. There are multiple elevators, which is convenient. It's located on Rua de Coimbra, with a bus stop right outside the door. It's about 400 meters from the Lotus Square, and there's also a racing museum nearby. Not far from the Lotus Square is the Guia Lighthouse, which I highly recommend visiting for panoramic views of the Macau Peninsula. Walking to Grand Lisboa isn't too far, but if you prefer not to walk, the bus is very convenient. Macau isn't big, but its urban layout is compact. For dining, you can head to the area around Rua de Pequim. Wynn Macau is within walking distance; you just need to use an underpass, go past StarWorld Hotel, and Wynn is right across. To get to Macau Airport, you can take bus AP1 from Lotus Square. It's also very close to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, accessible by bus route 3. The shower has strong water pressure, and housekeeping is prompt. Overall, a good experience! As a bonus, you can store your luggage for free for one day. It wasn't my first stay, and they collected a 500 MOP deposit, which was frozen via Alipay and unfrozen the day after check-out – very convenient.

The soundproofing isn't great, but it's close to Fisherman's Wharf. We booked the hotel for over 800 [currency, e.g., RMB], and for food, you can head to Fisherman's Wharf or walk a bit further to Neptune Ice Room. However, I wouldn't choose this hotel again. It's not excellent, but it is clean and hygienic, and the hallway is quite beautiful for photos. Next time, I'll opt for a hotel in the new district for a better experience.

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.

I stayed in a standard room and it was fantastic! Spent two nights there, and the room was great, with good amenities. I had a very satisfying experience. The front desk staff were professional and responsible, and the concierge service was meticulous and thoughtful. Even though the room rates increased quite a bit during Chinese New Year's Eve, I still give it a high rating.

We have a good experience...my family spent the good relaxation..while in macau.casa real hotel give us the quality of good hotel.we Will come back again

This hotel has been renovated, and the rooms are great. It's affordable and convenient for getting anywhere. Plus, the Regal Hotel was recommended by CCTV and Macao Dual-Line, which is a huge plus. What I particularly love is how back-friendly the beds are – definitely better than those at Wynn or Venetian for me. It's excellent value for money.

I'm quite sensitive to the smell of smoke, and being indoors with it makes me uncomfortable and dizzy. When I checked in, I tried to negotiate for a non-smoking room at the front desk, but they said none were available, so I had no choice but to take the room. When I entered, I was overwhelmed by the smell – the smoky odor was so strong, and I couldn't even open the windows to air it out! That's a huge negative. Later, after contacting Trip.com customer service and speaking with the front desk, they moved me to two non-smoking rooms. Their service attitude was very good, and I also enjoy ice water, so I asked the front desk to send some up, and they sent a generous amount. Very good, very nice!

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.

Newly renovated, this hotel has a unique charm! The price is also very reasonable, and you can tell the designer paid great attention to detail. Many little touches are perfectly executed. Plus, there's a rooftop welcome drink where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the peninsula's night lights, offering a truly different experience. All in all, I'll definitely be back. For those who love the old town of Macau Peninsula, this is a top choice!

The Grand Dragon Hotel is conveniently located close to the airport and Taipa Village, with a taxi stand right outside. I heard that Grand Lapa Hotel is owned by the same company. I booked a high-floor room with a bathtub online in advance. The room wasn't huge, and thankfully, the power outlets didn't require an adapter. The front desk is on the 21st floor. For check-in, you'll need your Hong Kong and Macau travel permit and the printed immigration slip (the small white one). A deposit is also required, which you can pay via Alipay by scanning a QR code. Overall, the service was pretty good. Just a heads-up, food deliveries can only be brought to the hotel entrance.