First of all, the room is indeed very large, and judging by the size alone, the value for money is quite high. However, the hotel is really in the middle of nowhere! Getting around is super inconvenient, you can't see the Cotai night views from here, and trying to grab a taxi during the National Day holiday while staying here was an absolute nightmare. If you plan to be out and about exploring Macau all day... Also, the hotel decor is a sort of medieval mural style, flashing with tacky 'bling-bling' gold, and everywhere you look there are naked figures and mirrors. My one-year-old toddler kept crying and throwing tantrums the first night in the master bedroom, pointing toward the bathroom area and shouting 'no, no!' On the second night, we switched to the second bedroom, and he slept peacefully until dawn. Anyway, parents traveling with kids should think twice. Secondly, there's a design flaw in the hotel—take a look at the last picture (I grabbed it from the review section because I didn't take one myself, please be lenient, reviewers). As circled in red under the sink, that area is actually hollow! After brushing my teeth, when I set my mouthwash cup down right there and pushed it slightly inward (toward the basin), the cup slipped right through and smashed to pieces on the floor. It was only after it broke and I looked down that I realized this spot is completely hollow!! It's totally invisible during normal use—a complete blind spot! Then, the hotel had the nerve to charge me 380 Patacas for a mouthwash cup. Thanks to Trip.com's mediation, it was reduced to 304 Patacas. Words fail me. As for the hotel breakfast, I can only say it's really basic. There's very little food and a poor variety, just a meager selection... Honestly, any random 5-star hotel in mainland China costing a few hundred RMB easily beats this place. Anyway, I will never stay here again.
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