3-Star Hotels in Macau, China

This is a stylish art hotel with excellent value for money. The overall design is minimalist, trendy, and artistic, making it perfect for young people. The rooms are well-equipped, and the bedding is comfortable and clean. I was pleasantly surprised to find an electric toilet and a Dyson hairdryer, which really impressed me. The sunset bar on the top floor has a great ambiance at night, offering panoramic views of Macau's cityscape, and it's fantastic for photos. What's also worth mentioning is that the hotel is located right in a local residential area. You can easily find authentic local restaurants and supermarkets everywhere, and it doesn't feel commercialized at all, which I loved. It's a great way to experience the local culture and customs of Macau residents. I highly recommend this hotel and would definitely come back! BTW, there are many popular old-brand restaurants right downstairs from the hotel!

Stayed for one night and had an enjoyable, memorable experience. The hotel staff were very thoughtful and prepared the room in advance after knowing it was a birthday and anniversary celebration, which was a lovely surprise. The location is convenient, with a bus stop just a short walk away that goes to the Taipa area, and it’s also about a 15-minute walk to St. Paul’s Ruins. Breakfast was decent. Overall, I would stay here again.

I arrived early and the hotel kindly stored my luggage for free, which was great as I didn't have to drag all my bags around while sightseeing. The front desk staff even recommended several famous attractions nearby. After lunch, I came back to check in. The service was absolutely fantastic, they basically catered to every request, making the whole stay incredibly comfortable and earning a perfect score! The deluxe twin room we stayed in was clean, spacious, bright, and well-equipped. The next day, we explored the surrounding area and found plenty of great spots for shopping and dining, perfect for taking photos too. Most importantly, the room rate was very affordable. I was extremely satisfied with my stay, another perfect score!

The doormen, front desk, and housekeeping staff were all incredibly friendly and polite. The location is excellent; there's a supermarket about 150 meters to the right when you exit, and the Grand Lisboa is about 1000 meters straight ahead if you turn left then right. The soundproofing, however, is just average. For TV, I recommend channels 10 and 44.

Environment: It's decent, but it's really, really close to Macau Airport. If you're on a layover, it's a great value. I checked in at night, and even though it's very close to the airport, there aren't many night or early morning flights at Macau Airport. With earplugs, I didn't hear any noise at all. Facilities: The hotel is a bit old, and there's a slightly damp smell in the hallway, but the room itself was fine. The room comes with a universal adapter. Service: I thought it was good; just standard, polite service. Everything else was pretty good. Cleanliness: Okay, met standards.

The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy, and the bathroom even had a bathtub. Although the decor felt a bit dated, showing its age, it was a very comfortable stay. The bed was large, and the bedding was completely odorless and spotless. I chose a non-smoking room, and there was indeed no lingering scent of second-hand smoke, which was great. Since the windows were tightly shut, it felt a little stuffy upon check-in. The surrounding area is bustling with commercial streets and many brand-name shops. Across the street, there's New Yaohan for shopping, and it's only a five-minute walk to Grand Lisboa. The transportation is very convenient, and it's also great for walking, perfect for friends planning a city walk. The service was excellent; staff would always proactively open doors or help with luggage into the elevator whenever we encountered them at the entrance or by the elevators. Overall, I highly recommend this place and would definitely return if I get the chance.

Seriously, I couldn't be happier, haha! I'm beyond satisfied with this hotel I booked in Macau. Coming during the weekday offered incredible value for money! The location is absolutely fantastic, and right downstairs is the super popular 'Yang Zhi Jin Lao' (dessert shop) – that was my very first meal in Macau! I didn't realize it was right in the building when I booked. Plus, there's a bus stop right outside the hotel, making it super convenient to get to Hengqin Port. Facilities: Very new! The bed in the room was really comfortable, and so were the slippers. There's also a bathtub – you just have to shower standing in it. The water pressure was excellent too. After a whole day of exploring Macau, a comfortable hot shower was just perfect. The bathroom has two mirrors, which is handy for doing makeup. Cleanliness: Spotless, no missed spots. The lobby also looked great. The value for money during the weekday is just unbeatable! Environment: Absolutely amazing, and the location is superb. Service: Pretty good. When I arrived, it wasn't check-in time yet, so I stored my luggage and went out to explore. Highly recommend!

The location is excellent, right by the Outer Harbour waterfront, making it perfect for morning strolls. Macau is quite compact, and the Ruins of St. Paul's are just a short walk away. The hotel has a traditional style, but all its facilities are very well-maintained. It was spotlessly clean. The service was incredibly warm, attentive, patient, and polite. A great bonus was that the front desk staff were fluent in standard Mandarin.

The hotel's location is excellent, making it convenient to get anywhere. The front desk staff are also very kind, and the rooms are spotless. Every time I visit, I stay at this hotel. Chris

The hotel's location is excellent. It's about a 10-minute bus ride from Macau Airport, and the bus stop is right there. The building is also easy to spot. The front desk is small, but the room itself isn't tiny and is quite clean. There are plenty of power outlets, so I didn't even need my converter. The two beds are very large, and the pillows were more comfortable than any I've had in hotels back home in China. There aren't many food options or convenience stores right downstairs, but just around the corner are Rua da Cunha and Taipa Houses-Museum. Along the way, you'll find popular tea restaurants and supermarkets. It's a 5-minute walk to Taipa Houses-Museum and about 10 minutes to Rua da Cunha. From there, it's another 10-15 minute walk to large hotels like The Venetian and The Londoner, which is incredibly convenient and saves a lot on taxi fares. The only thing I wasn't happy with was the front desk service. Check-in isn't until 3 PM. I arrived at 1 PM, left my luggage at the front desk, and went out for lunch. When I booked, I specifically requested a quiet room. The front desk initially said they would arrange a mountain view room for me when I came back at 3 PM, which I thought was a nice touch. However, when I returned at 3 PM, I was told the mountain view room still needed cleaning and would take another 40 minutes to an hour. Ugh. So, I ended up in a city view room right next to the elevator, and I could hear the elevator dinging all night.