Hotels With Spa in Macau, China

1. The location is excellent, right next to Yaohan, and Grand Lisboa is also very close. Across from Lisboa is a large bus terminal with direct routes to Coloane, Hac Sa Beach, Rua do Cunha, etc. You can also take the Grand Lisboa shuttle to the border gate and Grand Lisboa Palace. It's about a 6-7 minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, with plenty of food options along the way. 2. The hotel is a bit older, but the facilities are actually well-maintained, and the indoor carpets are quite clean. 3. There are USB ports, but it's still better to bring your own adapter (my phone charger has two Type-C ends, so the USB port wouldn't work). 4. For this price, what more could you ask for? It's basically one of the best value-for-money options in Macau.

Overall, the room was decent and the location was convenient for getting around. The only downside was that when we arrived, the available rooms weren't very spacious, so they put us in a room at the very end of the hallway. Since my baby needed to sleep, we just had to accept it. However, it was really far from the elevator, and every time we left, it was a long walk. My baby's hand even got caught in the room door, so we had to cut our trip short. For anyone traveling with a baby, please be extra careful with the room doors.

The room was absolutely fantastic! The location is superb, offering views of Hengqin, Zhuhai across the water in Taipa. The facilities are luxurious and complete, and the hygiene is top-notch – truly excellent. The service was also first-rate.

The location was excellent, in the centre of the city where you have easy access to transportation and local restaurants. The only down side is that the decor is dated and needs rennovation.

We had a great stay here. Nice Christmas 🎄 decorations in the hotel. Staff very helpful with everything. Breakfast was ok (great pastries 🥐) could have some more options like fresh vegetables. Location is nice next to river with walking distance to old center. Pity the ****** was closed, seems there will not be a restart of these facilities here. Therefore also less options for shuttle buses (ferry, boarder, etc). The room was good but we had a room with this connection door to another room, where sounds from direct neighbors can be heard through quite well. But overall pleasant stay.

The overall experience at New Orient Landmark Hotel in Macau was excellent. The room was spacious and clean, the bedding was comfortable, and it was very quiet at night, allowing for a good rest. The front desk and customer service staff were all very friendly, efficient, and professional, making both check-in and check-out smooth. The hotel's location is also great, with convenient access to restaurants and supermarkets nearby, and it's easy to get around on foot. The facilities are well-maintained, and attention to detail is evident, which made for a very reassuring stay. Overall, it offers great value for money, and I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Macau.

Unexpectedly stranded in Macau, we rushed to check in at the hotel in the early hours of the morning. I thought it would just be a quick, temporary stop, but instead, we received an incredibly touching experience. Not only did the hotel proactively upgrade our room, but when they learned my husband had mobility issues, they specially arranged a wheelchair. The staff meticulously assisted us the entire way, pushing him steadily into the room and making sure he was comfortably in bed before they left. The upgraded room was spacious and clean with complete amenities, instantly washing away the fatigue from our late-night journey. This unexpected stay was made incredibly warm by the hotel's heartwarming service. Their thoughtfulness and care truly left us feeling immensely grateful. The hospitality in Macau really touched our hearts! We will definitely come back again!

The room was spacious, new, and decorated in an ocean theme, exuding luxury yet elegance – perfect for photos, as shown. The bed, bathroom, and tea bar amenities were excellent, and I appreciated not needing an adapter for charging, with USB ports readily available. The minibar included a complimentary drink, a standard offering at Grand Lisboa Hotels, with no extra charge. The room layout was well-designed and practical; the luggage area had two stands, ideal for couples or families. We requested a smoking room, and it did have a smoke smell, but when we called room service, they immediately brought a high-powered air purifier. Keeping it on significantly alleviated most of the odor. The sky garden on the third floor was very picturesque. It was a shame we missed the afternoon 'Alice in Wonderland' themed performance and interactive session. Breakfast was crowded, and the Chinese options were decent, but the Western desserts and various teas were superb. Getting to the 'three people' area (referring to the main tourist area perhaps) was a bit far on foot, requiring a taxi. However, Wynn Palace was only a 10-minute walk away. Compared to that main area, this hotel has the New Yaohan department store and a large supermarket nearby. Stocking up on food, drinks, and daily necessities here was incomparably cheaper than in the main tourist spots, which is incredibly convenient for families with children and couples on a budget. Next to the supermarket, the Grand Lisboa Palace Food Court offers 'Wing Kee Beef Offal' and a delicious, generously portioned pork chop bun shop, along with Cantonese BBQ and Southeast Asian cuisine. It felt a bit cheaper than the Venetian Food Court, and it was spacious, less crowded, and peaceful. We booked one night because the room rate was cheap, and overall, it offered great value for money. It's perfect for combining with another hotel in Macau to enrich your travel experience and ease your wallet. Highly recommended! Almost forgot to mention, there's a local culture and history exhibition on the third floor called 'Lisboa: A Story of Macau,' which is definitely worth a visit! For most people, it's more worthwhile than the Picasso exhibition. 😎

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with The Parisian Macao. The biggest highlight was on our second day: after we left, the housekeeping staff neatly arranged my girlfriend's large collection of cosmetics. We were genuinely surprised and delighted when we returned. Also, I had arranged with the hotel to prepare a cake for my girlfriend, and it was absolutely delicious. The overall hygiene and service were very good. Located in a bustling area of Macau, the environment is also pleasant. However, the room had a minor issue – the TV couldn't screen mirror – and it was a bit small, though that's understandable given the prime location.

I passed by this hotel in Macau before and thought it looked great, so this time I decisively booked it. The location is excellent. You can take the Sands shuttle from the border gate, or if you're coming from the airport, take bus AP1 and get off at the pedestrian overpass, then just cross the road – very convenient. It's right next to the Golden Lotus Square and the Grand Prix Museum. The front desk was very helpful and gave me a pool-facing room. Next to the pool, there's a decent-sized kids' play area, perfect for letting the little ones burn off some energy. There are also plenty of dining options nearby. The room was very well-maintained and clean, and I loved that the bathroom had a bathtub for soaking. There's even a capsule coffee machine for making your own coffee, which is a nice touch.