Hotels With Wi-Fi in Macau, China

The hotel facilities are quite old, with frayed towels, and the overall experience doesn't live up to a five-star standard; it felt more like a guesthouse. The bed was narrow, even worse than the transit hotel provided by the airline previously. The front desk staff weren't very familiar with transportation information; they didn't know about the direct bus service from the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Macau Port to the restricted area of Hong Kong Airport, which doesn't require entering Hong Kong. For a hotel in a tourist city, the staff could definitely improve their knowledge of transport details. On the plus side, the location is great, not far from Senado Square, and within walking distance.

The room wasn't clean at all. There was a used cotton pad stuck to the mirror. One of the sinks in the room was clogged and wouldn't drain.<br><br>The main issue: it was advertised as a 'sea-view family room,' but in reality, you could only see a tiny sliver of 'sea' if you leaned sideways on the balcony (see photos). Forget about the Macau Tower – all you could see was the other half of the hotel building. This was a huge disappointment! I called the front desk to ask if we could switch rooms, and they said all the sea-view family rooms are in this exact spot on each floor, so the view from every room is pretty much the same... It felt like a complete rip-off.<br><br>The room had poor soundproofing; you could clearly hear noise from the hallway and the room next door, which disturbed our sleep. The shopping mall downstairs had very few shops and nothing worth browsing.

I've stayed here countless times, it's my top pick for value for money! Although it's been open for many years, the hygiene is still good! You can take the bus across to the Sands, and it's very close to the Science Center and the Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre. There are also plenty of food options nearby! It's such great value for money! The only downside is the breakfast; they only offer free breakfast for a child if two adults are present. For someone like me, whose husband doesn't eat breakfast, it's not very cost-effective to pay for my child, especially since they only eat a few bites.

I requested a high-floor, quiet room, but despite being upgraded to a sea view, I was given a low-floor room right next to a noisy fan. The booming sound kept me awake almost all night until I switched rooms. There's an old street across the road with plenty of dining options, which is convenient. However, the buses outside are always packed, making it almost impossible to get on; you'll have to rely on walking or taking a taxi. The room had a slightly damp smell. If you're looking to shop, I wouldn't recommend staying here.

Facilities: Good, the doorknob was a creative touch. Hygiene: The amenity box had a slight odor. Environment: Nice, with a large sea view. Service: Good. Hotel shuttle bus: Convenient for going to The Venetian. Overall, it's very good value for money and you can book with confidence.

Excellent location, very thoughtful service, and the staff were incredibly quick to resolve any issues in the room! The room itself was clean, tidy, comfortable, and cozy, with great soundproofing that allowed for a wonderful lie-in. The breakfast was abundant and delicious 😋

This hotel is located on the southeast side of Macau Peninsula's old town, close to the sea. The rooms, lobby, and hallways are all luxurious and grand, with golden decorations and a magnificent golden dragon coiling around the dome. It's a 4-star luxury hotel that feels more like a 5-star. The guest rooms are quite spacious, and during Chinese New Year, they provided complimentary drinks and snacks, which was a nice touch. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, making it convenient to get to many popular tourist attractions. For food, there are plenty of traditional eateries offering Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop buns, Portuguese and Hong Kong-style cafes, and old family-run shops, all with excellent flavors. On the morning of the eighth day of Chinese New Year, when I checked out, the female manager at the front desk, dressed in a black suit, proactively asked about my airport transfer and helped me call a taxi. She also informed me about the estimated fare, and when she learned I didn't have small change, she kindly exchanged some MOP for me. The taxi arrived quickly, and two male bellhops helped me put my luggage in the trunk. The manager even came to the hotel entrance to remind me not to forget my luggage when getting off and waved goodbye. Her genuine and enthusiastic service was truly exceptional. A thoroughly satisfying stay and experience.

The room was excellent: spacious, clean, bright, and very comfortable. The Wi-Fi worked perfectly, and there were no issues with the room itself or the comfort of the stay. However, the level of welcome was completely inconsistent with the hotel's standard and price. First, they required a deposit upon check-in. This seems odd for a hotel of this category, especially since they simply refuse to let you in without one. Second, check-in is only until 3:00 PM. For me, that's quite late—I travel a lot, and at hotels of this caliber, I often find more flexible or early check-in. Overall, the room itself and the accommodations were very good, but the check-in process left a bad impression.

This hotel has a charming European retro style, complete with Portuguese-inspired tiles and vintage telephones. The room layout is a bit compact, but it's very clean. The location is fantastic, right next to major attractions. There's a Guandi Temple downstairs and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau across the street. It's a 10-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, Na Tcha Temple, Macau Museum, and Mount Fortress, and about a 20-minute walk to Grand Lisboa Hotel and other spots. The service was friendly. I really appreciated the complimentary mini-bar (one per stay) with free snacks and drinks. A special highlight was enjoying the night view from the rooftop with a free drink – it was incredibly romantic and truly wonderful!

Everything was pretty good, including the cleanliness and environment. The only thing I found a bit hard to understand was the deposit situation; they don't accept electronic payments. I really think they should clearly state the deposit amount and payment methods (cash or credit card) prominently on the homepage. I didn't notice this when booking and ended up not having enough cash on hand.