Hotels With Spa in Macau, China

At check-in, we were told to leave our luggage at the front desk and pick up our room keys at 15:00, and that our bags would be sent directly to the room beforehand. However, when we returned to the front desk at 16:10, we were told the room wasn't ready yet, and we had to wait until almost 17:00 to get our keys. We were told check-out could be extended to 13:00, but at 12:00, housekeeping banged loudly on the door, saying the system showed we had checked out and they needed to clean the room. When we called the concierge, they apologized and extended the check-out time to 14:00. The hotel is nice, but the service procedures and overall coordination are still a bit chaotic.

The room is pretty much the same as a standard room in any ordinary hotel, but the view is absolutely top-notch. It faces The Parisian and The Londoner directly, so you can enjoy the Eiffel Tower light show anytime at night. I'd recommend staying around the 20th floor, specifically near room 108. The lobby has a Broadway vibe. Around noon, checking in and leaving luggage both required a bit of a wait. The shopping area here is a bit more down-to-earth compared to the neighboring hotels—no real luxury brands. However, you can easily walk over to The Parisian and The Londoner, it's quite close. The dining options are inferior to other hotels; none of the restaurants are particularly well-known, giving off more of a food court vibe. As for the iconic Golden Reel (figure-8) Ferris wheel, it's a pity it faces the wrong direction and doesn't offer much of a view. If it faced the Cotai Strip like the room did, it would definitely be a hugely popular photo spot. Didn't visit the famous water park, but it looked quite large. The hotel collaborates with Disney, so the vibe is great for families with kids. There are free shuttle buses to the ferry terminal and the airport.

I specifically chose to travel during the off-peak period on October 6th, but there was still a queue at check-in. With over 20 staff members handling check-ins, it was clear the hotel had an extremely high occupancy rate. The hotel features a magnificent European royal style, exuding luxury and elegance. The gym is huge, easily accommodating dozens of people working out at the same time. I especially loved the swimming pool in the morning—it wasn't crowded, the water was very clean, and the staff were attentive. As soon as guests arrived to swim, they immediately prepared two large towels and a glass of lemonade, bringing them right to the lounge chairs. The brunch buffet is 398 AUD per person, but you can get a 10% discount by signing up for Sands Rewards. The quality of the buffet is top-notch, and I highly recommend it.

The hotel is beautifully grand and magnificent, truly living up to its name, Grand Lisboa Palace. The interior decor genuinely feels like a palace. The room is beautifully decorated, spacious, pleasantly scented, and features a large bathroom with strong water pressure that makes showering so comfortable. There’s also a bathtub, and the glass window offers a view of the Secret Garden, which lights up nicely at night. I only bought an internet eSIM package, so I couldn't call a Didi ride on my own. Fortunately, the hotel provides a complete shuttle bus service. Right from the airport, there’s a shuttle bus straight to the hotel. After dropping off our bags, we took the shuttle bus to explore Old Taipa Village to eat and buy snacks. There’s a moving walkway connecting to The Venetian Macao, where we walked around the simulated city of Venice, then walked through to explore the Cotai *****, and continued on to watch the fountain show at Wynn Palace—which also offers a free cable car ride. However, since my child was tired, we were able to walk straight back to our hotel. Breakfast was served in a spacious dining area with no queue, and there was a huge variety of food to choose from. In the morning, there’s also a shuttle bus service to the Hengqin Port for crossing over to Zhuhai.

True to its reputation as a seven-star hotel, the service genuinely lives up to the title. Although we had to wait 40 minutes for our room after check-in, the staff escorted us to the lobby lounge for complimentary drinks while we waited. The moment you linger in the lobby or at the entrance, a staff member immediately approaches to offer assistance. The room design and cleanliness go without saying—spotless and stunning. A quick tip: don't throw away your House of Dancing Water ticket, as it offers discounts in many places. You definitely must try the Grand Hyatt lobster buffet, which offers a 20% discount with the ticket!

My stay at W Macau - Studio City was an absolute pleasant surprise! The trendy and edgy interior design catches your eye the moment you walk in, with both the public areas and rooms packed with style. The hotel's location is very convenient, within walking distance of many popular photo spots and core shopping areas, making getting around and shopping effortless. The staff were warm, attentive, and super quick to respond to any requests. The bedding and bath amenities were of top-notch quality, making the stay both comfortable and relaxing. Overall, the value for money is fantastic ✨. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a chill and stylish getaway in Macau.

Upon check in so long time to wait even there’s only 2 guests checking in. No instructions about how to get in our room and no assistance like bell. About the restaurant and the service its excellent the food is tasty and food attendant are helpful and approachable. The amenities and facilities are quite stafisying and we enjoyed it.

The staff in the ground floor lobby gave us very vague directions to go upstairs for check-in. We didn't expect to have to lug our baggage such a long way. The check-in process took some time, and there was no seating area to wait in. The service staff were very polite, though, and informed us that they could help bring our luggage down to the 1st-floor collection area upon checkout. The electrical fixtures and facilities in the room were not well-matched, and the power outlets didn't work—it's recommended to add instructional reminder cards! Mr. Lu Mingjun provided great service! For such a nice hotel, offering such basic coffee and tea bags felt too cheap! At the very least, they should provide drip coffee bags and a welcome snack.

First time staying at the St. Regis. I was very satisfied with the room cleanliness. The minimalist business-style decor was comfortable. The Drawing Room (雅舍) is exquisite, offering a choice of breakfast or lunch with an a la carte menu. Perhaps due to spatial limitations, the variety is relatively less extensive compared to other hotels. The fitness center has all the basic equipment, though the dry sauna is quite cramped—it's better for just one person at a time.

I chose Altira Hotel based on a friend's recommendation and its location. It was my first stay, and it was a great experience. The room had a fantastic sea view, very open and bright. When we checked in, the room wasn't ready, so we went out for a stroll. By the time we returned, it was already late at night. The front desk staff, Alissa (I hope I spelled that right), was incredibly friendly. Seeing that we returned so late, she specially extended our late check-out until 1 PM. Much appreciated! Upon entering the room, I saw that turn-down service had already been done. They even included a hydrating face cream as a turn-down gift! What a pleasant surprise! I had just forgotten to bring my own face cream! The round bathtub was bigger than I expected, feeling similar in size to the one at Morpheus. The sodas and sparkling water in the minibar were complimentary; other items with a small tag were chargeable. Although the gym isn't open 24 hours, the environment is excellent, also facing the sea. Working out here felt very relaxing. The swimming pool wasn't open this time, apparently for maintenance. I hope to be able to use it on my next visit!