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"The room is compact and comfortable, featuring a cozy bed and a tiny bathroom. The room is equipped with helpful amenities, including a hairdryer, adapter, TV, kettle, and several cloth hangers. The air conditioning works effectively and keeps the room quite cold, and there is space between the bed and TV for a medium suitcase. The reception is conveniently located on the second floor, where guests can access a microwave and drinking water, as well as bathroom amenities. The hotel’s prime location is a significant advantage, just a 5-minute walk from the bus stop, allowing easy travel around Macau. For those arriving from the airport, the MT4 Bus to PONTE 16 followed by a short 10-minute walk to the hotel is very straightforward. Additionally, there are plenty of restaurants along the street and a large supermarket nearby, enhancing the overall convenience of the stay."

"This was my second stay at the Asia Boutique Hotel, and it's right on Rua do Cunha. The hotel's environment and facilities are pretty standard. On the last day, you can store your luggage and go shopping. Besides the snack stalls, Rua do Cunha itself and the surrounding alleys and main roads have a plethora of traditional tea restaurants and Portuguese restaurants that are well worth a visit. After dinner, you can take a stroll from Rua do Cunha along the Taipa Houses-Museum wetlands to reach the Venetian, Londoner, and Parisian. There are buses right outside the hotel that go directly to the Peninsula, Senado Square, and Monte Fort. For coastal attractions in Coloane and the Macau airport, the metro is also a direct ride away. Its prime location is definitely its strongest point. I'm very satisfied and highly recommend it!"

"We stayed for two nights. We did know that they only provide disposal towels so we brought our own. What we did not expect was disposable bed sheets (pic). It was very uncomfortable feeling on the skin, made me sweat like crazy probably because of the plastic like fabric. It also ripped during the first night, I expected it to get exchanged when they bring new water (it’s very common to get two water bottles per night) but it didn’t. So we were left with the ripped disposable sheets and the actual blanket came through. That made me think how often that must have happened before: the people start to sweat (macau is warm and kinda humid) into the actual blanket which is probably never cleaned because of the disposable sheets. Next guests the same thing happens, so basically everyone is sleeping under the same blanket. Doesn’t seem very hygienic to me. Also the bed was very hard (even for Asian standards). My partner and I are both under 25 and had back pain the next morning. The whole hotel and also the room was very humid, smelled like cigarettes/cigar and you can’t open any windows, not even partially. Otherwise it does look like the pictures and the rest of the room/bath was clean except for the smell and probably the bed. Also the location is very convenient. If I wanted to visit macau again I would probably get a hotel in Zhuhai (mainland china) which is less expensive and locals told us there is a 24h border control and the whole process only takes about 10min."

"Trust me for solo traveler with an affordable budget it’s best.  -Close to bus stop Ponte 16 -Sendao Square walking distance -7/11 is in 350 mtr, though other convenience store just in  2 min walk -Nice quite surroundings  -Very helpful stuffs -Top notch cleanliness & beautiful spacious room more than enough for one person  -Daily toiletries provide  What else you want! Next time if I visit Macau again definitely this hotel will be my first choice"

"First off, the location is absolutely fantastic. I walked to the Ruins of St. Paul's the next day, which perfectly tied into my itinerary. The only downside was that the room I was assigned had a smoky smell that neither the AC nor the exhaust fan could really get rid of. It was a bit uncomfortable that the windows couldn't be opened due to a policy. The cleanliness was decent. Overall, the price of 400-500+ felt a bit overpriced, but I guess it's understandable for that area. If it weren't for the smoke smell, the room would have been quite good."

"I was very satisfied with my stay at the Green Oasis Hotel during my trip to Macau. The room was spotless, and the bathroom was clean and odor-free. The front desk staff and other service personnel were patient and attentive, and communication was smooth. The hotel provides breakfast, which was very convenient. The location is great, close to the border gate, making travel easy. Overall, it offers good value for money, and I would definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Macau."

"Last time I stayed in the South Wing, and this time I chose the North Wing, which I found to have better decor and cleanliness. The location is excellent. After crossing the border, you can take a **taxi or public bus to Ponte 16. It's about a 5-minute walk from there, or a taxi would cost around 60 yuan. The hotel is just a few minutes from the Ruins of St. Paul's, and Rua de Outubro is right downstairs, along with a supermarket. There are plenty of delicious food options and attractions within easy walking distance, and there's even a night market in the evenings. It's also very quiet at night, which is great for sleeping. The security and staff are all very friendly and polite. I'll definitely stay here again on my next visit. Five-star review! Not a shill, I promise!"

"Clean and convenient, I love the decor and the thoughtful service. I'll definitely book this hotel again next time I'm in Macau. The price is also very affordable, providing a wonderful and reassuring home for my trip. Great experience!"

"The location is super convenient! Right outside, you'll find the Ruins of St. Paul's, and walking a bit further brings you towards Grand Lisboa and Wynn. There are tons of pharmacies, supermarkets, and restaurants on the street. Plus, there are bus stops that can take you to both the old and new parts of the city."

"I chose this Macau hotel for a Saturday night after visiting Chimelong Hengqin. At the time, it was the cheapest hotel on Trip.com for that day, and it showed only one twin room with two 1.5m beds remaining. After discounts, I paid 586 RMB. Apparently, on weekdays, this hotel can go for 200-300 RMB. I arrived at the hotel at 9 PM, only to find that no rooms were available yet. The room I got was a twin room directly facing the reception, with a private bathroom and complimentary toiletries. That was all fine, but it was incredibly noisy at night. Being a street-facing room, it was right by a busy main road, with constant noise from motorcycles and cars speeding by. The curtains were decent at blocking light, ensuring the room stayed dark. Eventually, I was just too tired and fell asleep. Later, when checking out and heading to the Border Gate, the taxi driver recommended a few nearby hotels like Hotel Harbourview and Hotel Ka Fu. He also mentioned that if it wasn't a Friday or Saturday, you could find much better hotels at that price point on weekdays. Plus, there seemed to be some concerts happening at the time, which probably drove up the price of my stay. I also saw a group of four – one guy and three girls, probably students – checking in at the same time, opting for a room with four beds. So, I think this hotel would be a good choice at around 200 RMB on a weekday. However, if you're traveling with family and need something quiet and comfortable, you might want to look elsewhere. After all, we stayed to get a good night's rest before exploring Macau the next day, and we really had no other options. I'd suggest asking the hotel if they have inner-facing rooms beforehand and try to avoid street-facing ones. Overall, I'd say this hotel is alright, just passable."