Lisboeta Macau- L’OCCITANE Themed Stay

The LINE Friends dolls are super cute, and the hotel uses L'Occitane toiletries, which smell lovely and are very soothing. Although the location is a bit off the beaten path, it's incredibly quiet, and the room soundproofing is excellent. You can walk to Grand Lisboa Palace in five minutes to catch a bus, and the hotel also has scheduled shuttle services there. There are also two bus stops nearby that can take you to various places.

The environment was beautiful and satisfying, exceeding my expectations. As soon as I entered the hotel lobby, there was a pleasant aroma. The staff were all very warm and polite, and the hotel even provided a shopping guide and discount coupons. It's definitely worth visiting again.

The location isn't as out-of-the-way as some online reviews suggest; the shuttle bus, public buses, and light rail are all very convenient. The hotel's environment and facilities are excellent, and the staff are all very enthusiastic. I would definitely come back again if I have the chance.

You can take a shuttle bus from MGM to reach the hotel. The room is clean, tidy, and comfortable. The L'Occitane themed room is equipped with a full set of brand toiletries. You can see the 'Little Parisian Eiffel Tower' of Macau from the window. Downstairs, there are convenient facilities such as dining, entertainment, outlet shopping, and the Emperor Cinemas!

Not bad. I really liked the toiletries, and the hotel smells great. Breakfast is either at the ice cream parlor or the Western restaurant downstairs. The front desk seemed a bit rushed. Overall, it's pretty good. The location isn't as close to Grand Lisboa Palace and Wynn Palace as I expected, but still convenient.

I initially wanted to let it go, but I just can't get over how angry I am. I've never encountered a driver like this in all my travels. My friend and I took the hotel shuttle to The Londoner in the morning. The staff told us to get off at Studio City. So we boarded the 12:40 bus, and the staff even specifically told the driver that we were getting off at Studio City. We also told him we were going to Studio City before getting on the bus. But the driver drove all the way to the final stop. When we asked him if he had passed it, he started yelling at us in incredibly loud Mandarin that we couldn't understand, blaming us! He clearly forgot and was wearing headphones during work hours! He didn't hear us and then blamed us, taking his anger out on us, delaying our time and yelling at us. His attitude was truly arrogant. It's so frustrating to experience such annoyance while on vacation. I really suggest that hotel management train this driver. It completely ruined our mood. 👎👎 Aside from this driver, the other hotel staff and front desk receptionists were actually very good. They proactively helped us with our luggage, and the room overall was very quiet and clean. Plus, the hotel's L'Occitane body lotion smells good and works well; I'm planning to buy a larger bottle later. 👍👍

The L'Occitane toiletries in the room were all L'Occitane miniatures. The only downside was that the samples were a bit small, and I was worried they wouldn't be enough for two people to shower. Otherwise, everything else was great.

The room was nice, not big, but had all the necessary facilities. Housekeeping was also very good. The L'Occitane miniatures were a nice touch. The hotel front desk service process was quite long, and I had to wait a while. The luggage staff were also just chatting together. Also, don't bother with breakfast; it's not worth it. The selection is limited, and the management isn't great; it's quite chaotic. The coffee shops connected to the hotel's mall are good. Bloom, Cotiz, and Momokawa all have their own unique charm, worth visiting one by one. There's also a Cotiz-partnered Yee Shun Dairy Company Double-Skin Milk in the middle that's delicious. Remember to use the discount vouchers provided by the hotel. The hotel also provided Wynn Palace cable car tickets, which was very good and practical. Transportation is just okay. Taxis are scarce, but there's a taxi stand right outside where you can directly get a cab, and Macau drivers are generally quite friendly. There's a bus stop downstairs, and you can take the MT4 to many places. For the return trip, you have to walk about 5 minutes to the bus stop across the street. If I come to Macau again for a game or concert, I probably wouldn't choose this hotel. I'd consider a place more in the city center with more taxi options.