Ξενοδοχεία με 4-Star σε Macau, China

This is *the* hotel to choose when visiting Macau, no question! A bit pricey, but absolutely flawless otherwise! I've stayed here for three consecutive years now, and it's consistently excellent! The service attitude is fantastic, the hygiene is top-notch, and the decor is beautiful and elegant. It's super conveniently located right near Senado Square! You get complimentary mini-bar access (once per stay), including snacks, red wine, and drinks. You can even try your hand at pour-over coffee, which is a really cool experience! We booked a twin room, and the window offered a view of the famous Ruins of St. Paul's, which was absolutely brilliant! They also noted that it was a birthday celebration, and the hotel thoughtfully decorated the room and even sent a small cake! I was so delighted!

The hotel is located near Fisherman's Wharf, right opposite Sands Macao. If you're like me and prefer to stay on the Macau Peninsula side, this location is quite convenient. It's about two or three stops from the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, and very close to the sea, making for a pleasant stroll after dinner with a nice sea breeze. The hotel's overall design is European classical, with a touch of vintage palace-like decor. The high ceilings make the rooms feel more grand and spacious. Although you can tell the hotel has been open for some years, and the facilities aren't brand new, they are well-maintained with no obvious signs of age. The room size was a pleasant surprise this time; it's quite spacious for Macau, with plenty of room between the two beds and ample space to open suitcases. The bathroom features a separate wet and dry area, and overall cleanliness was good. The window area gets a lot of natural light, making for a comfortable stay. When the room was cleaned on the second day, the staff even folded the clothes I'd left out and neatly placed them on the bed, a thoughtful detail. The check-out process was smooth, with a convenient express check-out option. The luggage storage service was also very helpful for tourists who want to explore Macau further before leaving. Overall, while the hotel's facilities aren't the newest, it excels in spacious rooms, a convenient location, and attentive service, while also offering views of both the Macau Peninsula and the sea. Given that hotels in Macau are generally not inexpensive, I believe the overall value for money here is quite good.

This hotel was soooo much nicer than we expected! For starters, you have plenty of cheap restaurants within a 3-minute-walk radius. The rooms are unbelievably big and clean and with all the amenities you need. The housekeeping seems to be working 24h because we needed some water at 11pm and they came immediately to deliver it. The hotel also has a small gym and a pool on the 4th floor, as well as 3 restaurants and a casino - I meant it when I said this hotel is much nicer than we expected! Unfortunately we only had 2 nights there so couldn’t enjoy it fully but those 2 days were plenty of time to see Macau. Would definitely recommend using a bit higher budget but going with this rich-feeling hotel 😅

Holiday Inn Macau is super convenient to get to. The hotel itself is great – very clean and tidy, and the rooms are spacious. The staff are incredibly helpful; I forgot my phone charger, and they immediately sent someone up with one. Breakfast was good too, and it's excellent value for money. When I checked out, the doorman even helped me call a taxi. Five stars!

The room was incredibly spacious and offered great value for money. There's a free shuttle to Grand Lisboa Palace nearby, which is a nice bonus. The soundproofing in the room was excellent. The bathroom was very comfortable, with enough space for two people to get ready simultaneously. It's a really large room type.

This is a very new hotel, exceptionally clean and odor-free. They provide two complimentary bottles of water in the room, and the Cony rabbit decorations are super cute! As soon as I arrived, a staff member warmly guided me through the check-in process and even helped with my luggage, which was a great start. Throughout the hallways, you'll find many Cony rabbit and Brown bear mirrors, and the area near the elevators always smells fresh. The terrace is also perfect for photos, though at night, you might encounter some small insects due to their attraction to light, but that's a natural phenomenon, so it's understandable. Getting around is convenient too; to visit attractions, I'd just walk to Grand Lisboa Palace and take their shuttle bus, or hop on a public bus, as the stops aren't as far as I expected. The 50 MOP dining voucher I received at the shuttle bus stop was a great deal, and the noodles I had for breakfast at Sang Gor Cafe were delicious. I'm also very grateful to the hotel for preparing a birthday cake after receiving my email – it was really tasty! The only minor drawback was on the last day when I checked out and stored my luggage to visit a themed restaurant. I only stored it for less than an hour, but it took about twenty minutes to retrieve it. I understand it was a busy time for luggage storage, but the three people behind me got theirs before me, and I only had one suitcase, yet it took so long. When I asked about it, the staff member was quite impatient. Despite this small issue, the overall experience was very satisfying.

Facilities: The hotel is well-equipped with all the necessary disposable amenities. I just wasn't used to having the shower inside the bathtub. Cleanliness: It was quite clean and tidy. Environment: Located in Taipa, it's very close to Rua do Cunha and the new city area. You can take a bus or taxi (around 60-70 MOP) to the Macau Peninsula. Service: The service was excellent.

The hotel's location is quite convenient, with a bus stop right outside. Taxis in Macau aren't always easy to come by, and getting an Uber can take ages, so having a bus stop is a huge plus. There are plenty of restaurants around the hotel, a 7-Eleven, and popular spots like the Ruins of St. Paul's and Senado Square are all within walking distance. If you're feeling too lazy to go out, there's also a Café de Coral on the ground floor for easy meals. The hotel lobby is nicely decorated in a Baroque style, giving a glimpse of Macau's old golden splendor. The room itself is spacious and has a safe. The decor is a bit dated, but it's still perfectly functional. My only real dislike was the bedding. The mattress felt like an old-fashioned spring mattress – you'd sink right in, and the edges would dig into your legs. If two people were sleeping in the double room, one person turning over would definitely disturb the other. Overall, it's great value for money and I'd recommend it.

Facilities: It's an older hotel, and while some of the furnishings are a bit dated, everything is very well-maintained. Cleanliness: Very good. Location: Excellent! It's very close to Senado Square and Grand Lisboa, making it convenient to get anywhere. Service: Excellent! The front desk even offered a complimentary executive lounge pass for our child.

Fantastic experience! The L'Occitane toiletries were a lovely touch and great value for money. The room service staff were also very friendly, and the front desk actively helped with luggage. The only minor downside was that the hotel facilities were a bit old, especially the hairdryer which was very, very dirty and looked like it hadn't been cleaned in a long time. There was also a lot of limescale in the corners around the bathroom.