Grand Emperor Hotel

We stayed here this time and it was very close to the Ruins of St. Paul's, with lots of great food nearby. Our favorite was the porridge shop downstairs—the seafood congee was incredible, and we even went back there for breakfast. Delicious! The hotel itself was wonderful; the staff were very warm and welcoming, helping us store our luggage and hail taxis. The buffet on the 3rd floor was absolutely amazing too—all-you-can-eat Australian and Boston lobsters. Such a treat!

This hotel offers great value for money and its location is fantastic, making it easy to get anywhere. The lovely lady at the front desk was incredibly kind. Since I was traveling alone with my grandmother who uses a wheelchair, she saw my predicament and upgraded us to a family room so I could wheel the wheelchair into the bathroom. She was super nice! The window view was also amazing, with the Grand Lisboa visible to the left and the Macau Tower to the right. I also want to give a shout-out to a young man with glasses I occasionally encountered at the luggage storage. When traveling with my grandmother and her wheelchair, a nut must have fallen off somewhere, causing the entire seat to become lopsided. I walked for over ten minutes to find a hardware store and finally located a replacement nut, but they didn't have the tools, and I couldn't tighten it properly by hand. I found this young man, and he specifically went to the engineering department to get a wrench and helped me tighten it little by little. When I return, this hotel will definitely be my first choice again. Most of the staff here are super friendly ❤️

Extremely close to my favorite Yaohan and the buffet. I've been staying here for the past year. The room key gets you a discount at the 3rd-floor buffet, and it's cheaper than group deals. Shopping is also very convenient. I absolutely love Grand Emperor! Special tip 🔔: You can call housekeeping for bathrobes.

The service was satisfying, and the location is great with many dining options within walking distance. The view from the window was lovely. They provided complimentary water and small bottled drinks daily, which was very convenient.

This is an old, well-established five-star hotel located in the old district. The room was decent, and for Macau/Hong Kong hotels, the size was quite generous. Getting a stay for a few hundred dollars offers excellent value for money, especially considering that for 500-600 RMB in mainland China, you'd probably only get to stay in places like a Ji Hotel.

This was my first time in Macau, and I'm so glad I chose this hotel – I'm really satisfied. First off, the location is excellent; it's a bustling area, and right downstairs there's a free shuttle pick-up point for the Venetian. The iconic Grand Lisboa hotel is also just a five or six-minute walk away. The room was much bigger than I expected, and it was fully equipped with everything I needed. The front desk staff and the luggage storage attendants in the lobby were all very friendly and polite. If I ever get the chance to visit Macau again, I'll definitely choose this hotel.

Great location, very convenient to Senado Square and Wynn Macau! However, the room amenities were just okay. One of the beds in the triple room looked particularly small. The mini-fridge came with a free packet of chips, three bottles of water, one soda, and one beer. Any additional items would be charged. Even though there's no hotel shuttle, you can catch the Venetian's shuttle right outside the hotel to get there, but I'm not sure about the return trip. Overall, I think it's good value for money! Recommended.

I booked a twin room, and the hotel thoughtfully upgraded us to a family room. There was plenty of space for two adults and one child to sleep comfortably. The room was better than I expected. The hotel's location is excellent, close to attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul's, and there are many dining options nearby. The best spot for viewing the Mid-Autumn Festival fireworks was also close by. The staff were very enthusiastic. I'm very satisfied with my choice of the Grand Emperor Hotel this time.