Hotels near Macau Heliport, Macau
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9.1/10
Good9947 reviews0.8km from Macau Heliport
No. 5 of 4-Star Select Hotels in Macau
Indoor swimming pool
Fitness RoomFrom US$44
9.1/10
Good8519 reviews1.09km from Macau Heliport
No. 4 of 4-Star Select Hotels in MacauIndoor swimming poolFitness RoomFrom US$47
9.2/10
Very Good1993 reviews0.81km from Macau Heliport
No. 6 of Cultural Hotels in MacauFitness Room
Private parkingFrom US$62
9.4/10
Outstanding7120 reviews1.31km from Macau Heliport
Luggage Storage
BarFrom US$48
9.5/10
Outstanding5114 reviews0.8km from Macau Heliport
Outdoor swimming pool
SaunaFrom US$57
9.7/10
Excellent5835 reviews2.11km from Macau Heliport
No. 3 of Cultural Hotels in Macau
Airport pick-upLuggage StorageFrom US$74
9.2/10
Very Good12403 reviews2.02km from Macau Heliport
No. 6 of Scenic Hotels in MacauOutdoor swimming poolSaunaFrom US$73
9.3/10
Very Good7958 reviews0.54km from Macau Heliport
No. 8 of 4-Star Select Hotels in MacauOutdoor swimming poolFitness RoomFrom US$46
From US$48
8.9/10
3565 reviews0.89km from Macau Heliport
Executive LoungeLuggage StorageFrom US$36
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9.7/10
Excellent
YYouyouyouyouStayed for two nights with my child, and it was simply perfect. First off, the design is stunning; the hotel is so beautiful. The room was spacious and very clean. Fresh fruit was provided daily, and the mini-bar was free and fully stocked – we couldn't even finish everything. The turndown service each night was also excellent. Breakfast was a set menu delivered to the room, more than enough, with both Western and Chinese options available. The hotel is also very close to the airport, just a 5-minute taxi ride. All in all, extremely satisfied!
9.5/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserThe Londoner Grand Macau – Suite Experience Review
Our family usually chooses suite rooms when we travel, as we value a good night’s rest to prepare for our next journey. Having stayed at many luxury hotels, we’ve experienced excellent service before—but what we experienced at The Londoner Grand truly stood out on a different level.
During our stay, Michelle consistently checked in on us to make sure everything was comfortable and that we had no inconveniences. Her attentiveness went far beyond standard service—it felt genuinely warm and thoughtful. Every small detail was handled with such care that it redefined what true hospitality means.
The suite itself was exceptional—spacious, elegant, and incredibly comfortable. The bedding was perfect, allowing us to fully relax and recharge. What made our stay even more special was the thoughtful birthday setup prepared for us, which created such a memorable and heartwarming moment for our family.
We were also deeply touched by the personalized touches Michelle prepared. She is unexpected gestures that made us feel truly valued as guests.
The breakfast experience was equally impressive. The selection was outstanding, and even included caviar—something that elevated the entire dining experience and made it feel truly luxurious.
We would also like to extend our sincere thanks to Regie, the Filipino staff member who warmly assisted us with our pickup. His kindness gave us a wonderful first impression and set the tone for the rest of our stay.
Having visited many hotels around the world, this is the first time we have experienced such detailed and heartfelt care in every aspect. Without a doubt, we will choose The Londoner Grand again on our next visit to Macau.
9.4/10
Outstanding
FFeiniaotangI'd grudgingly give it a 3.5 out of 5. Let's start with the positives: The location is very convenient, with easy access to the light rail and buses, and it's within walking distance of major hotels. The room itself had all the amenities you'd expect from a 5-star hotel. Service was prompt, and issues were resolved reasonably quickly.
Now for the deductions: I booked for three nights and had to change rooms three times, which was quite a hassle. The reason? I had specifically requested a quiet room when booking. However, the first night, room 28115, though on a high floor, faced the light rail station and a massive equipment cabinet in a circular roundabout, emitting a low-frequency hum. It was tolerable during the day, but at night, it was so noisy I couldn't sleep (see photo). The next morning, I requested a room change. They gave me room 19098, and the front desk even mentioned that this orientation would be much better and quieter. But, it faced nine huge air conditioning exhaust fans directly below (see photo). The noise level was off the charts; I listened to non-stop noise all night. On the third day, I changed rooms again, re-emphasizing not to give me a room facing large equipment. They gave me room 27107 (see photo), which was identical to 28115, facing the light rail equipment cabinet. I was speechless. I kept changing, only to end up with this, all for over 2,000 per night! My initial assessment is that perhaps Studio City doesn't have any rooms that don't face machinery?! If you want a quiet night's sleep and can't stand low-frequency noise, please be warned!
One more thing I need to mention: Near the Audi showroom glass door, there's always a beautiful woman in a red fitted long dress with a white fur shawl (a 'star guest'). On the evening of May 22nd, I asked her how to get to the Galaxy Arena next door. Her attitude was very arrogant. It's actually very close, and I generally knew the direction; I just wanted to confirm if there was a direct, indoor walkway. She responded with an incredulous ”Of course you have to go outside!” as if I'd asked something shocking. When I tried to clarify whether to go left or right, she became very impatient, saying, ”Didn't I just tell you...?” and ”It'll take over half an hour to walk~” In reality, it's about an 800-meter walk, taking 15 minutes. I thought she looked nice, so I went to confirm the route, but I don't know where her sense of superiority came from. Dressed like a 'princess,' she really thinks she is one. If you're standing at the door opening and closing it, are you specifically waiting to serve only the 'princes' in your eyes? Heh.
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserThis was my first stay at The Parisian Macao. I'd previously stayed at The Venetian and found it huge, but The Parisian is just as big, if not bigger! The hotel offers a shuttle service to the central district of Macau, which makes getting around incredibly convenient. Rua da Cunha is also nearby, offering plenty of dining options. The room was clean and tidy, and it offers great value for money. My only minor critique is that the perfume scent throughout the hotel is quite strong; I personally think it could be a bit lighter.
9.4/10
Outstanding
GGuest UserI've been to Macau many times, but this was my first stay at Grand Lisboa Palace. It's very conveniently located, with a direct shuttle bus from Macau Airport to the hotel. The staff in the lobby were incredibly welcoming, patient, and provided excellent service. The room was also very spacious and spotlessly clean. The hotel offers a wide variety of dining options too. I'd definitely want to stay at Grand Lisboa Palace again on my next trip to Macau.
9.2/10
Very Good
RRockYeung1990The room decor is nice, it has a bathtub, and the bedding is comfortable. You can ask for an extra set of toiletries. The scent in the room is pleasant. The shuttle bus goes to the border gate and Grand Lisboa Palace, and from Grand Lisboa Palace, it's quite convenient to get around.
9.2/10
Very Good
GGuest UserOverall, it's good value for money. However, I hope the hotel can provide two room cards as standard. The bathroom should have combs, hooks for hanging clothes, and disposable towels. The bathtub is too slippery and it's difficult to step over the high edge to shower. 😩 I hope they can provide a small stool to help with getting into the shower. I slipped this time, so everyone please be careful!
9.2/10
Very Good
GGuest UserOn the first day, I went to check in around 2:30 PM, not realizing it was a bit early. The male receptionist who helped me was quite arrogant, a stark contrast to the friendly female staff I encountered later. I'd suggest more training for him. The cleanliness was okay, but there was a lot of dust in the room—on the mini-bar, in the wardrobe, and on the bed. When I lay down, lint was floating everywhere. However, the hotel views are fantastic, and the location is very convenient. The room facilities are also excellent.
8.3/10
LLvlailvquThe facilities are a bit old, but the location is great. After clearing customs, I just followed the navigation and walked there. The room isn't big, but it has all the amenities, which is really good. To experience Macanese culture, I even went for dim sum early in the morning.
8.0/10
GGuest UserThe hygiene is good, and the sea-view breakfast environment is pleasant. It's convenient to get there by taking the Galaxy Shuttle and crossing the skybridge after getting off. The hotel offers a shuttle bus to The Venetian, but it only runs a few times a day. The facilities are a bit old, especially the hairdryer. A deposit of 500 MOP is required, payable only by Alipay or cash, WeChat is not accepted. The service is decent; I didn't have a power adapter for charging, and they sent one up immediately.
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What is the average price of a hotel in Macau this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Macau this weekend is US$157 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is US$223 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Macau this weekend typically cost US$805 per night.
How much do hotels in Macau cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Macau during weekdays is US$105 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around US$159 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Macau generally cost US$616 per night on weekdays.
What are the best places to stay in Macau?
Some of the best places to stay in Macau are near popular attractions like Ruins of Saint Paul＇s, Macau Tower and The Londoner, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
What are the best hotels for couples in Macau?
Couples visiting Macau have highly rated stays at Studio City Hotel (from US$102) Other popular choices for couples in Macau include YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54) and Harbourview Hotel (from US$56).
What are the best family-friendly hotels in Macau?
Families visiting Macau often prefer hotels like Studio City Hotel (from US$102), YOHO Treasure Island Hotel (from US$83) and YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.
What are the top hotels in Macau near Ruins of Saint Paul＇s?
Some of the top hotels in Macau near Ruins of Saint Paul＇s include Hotel Central (from US$81), Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16 (from US$64) and Caravel Hotel (from US$32), all offering easy access to Ruins of Saint Paul＇s, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
What are some of the best hotels in Macau?
The most popular Macau hotels for your stay: Studio City Hotel (from US$102), YOHO Treasure Island Hotel (from US$83) and YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54) are the preferred hotels.
Which hotels in Macau are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Studio City Hotel (from US$102), YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54) and Grand Lisboa Palace Macau (from US$118) provide highly rated spa services.
Which hotels in Macau have swimming pools?
Studio City Hotel (from US$102), YOHO Treasure Island Hotel (from US$83) and YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
What hotels in Macau offer an especially good breakfast ?
Studio City Hotel (from US$102),YOHO Treasure Island Hotel (from US$83) and YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (from US$54) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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