Enjoying beautiful views of Macau City and the Macau Grand Prix Race Track, the stylish Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau offers an outdoor heated pool, spa and free parking.
Adjacent to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, Legend Palace Hotel offers accommodation in Macau. It boosts a year-round outdoor poll and a hot tub. Guests can enjoy specific sea views from some rooms....
Richard
Australia
Spacious rooms
Close to Vic’s Portuguese Restaurant- best ever
Close to Ferry harbour
Positioned on Macau’s picturesque waterfront, Sofitel Macau offers 5-star waterfront accommodation in Macau's historic quarter, just steps from the UNESCO heritage site and busy city centre.
Grandview Hotel Macau offers 4-star accommodation featuring views of downtown Taipa. Offering a casino and a spa, the stylish hotel provides free transfers to Macau Ferry Terminal.
Lesholt
Denmark
Great staff. Smiling,helpfull, just great people.
Lokation is in walking distance to "the cotai strip" .
Views from the window was great. 14 th. Floor. Especially in the night. You could see the light from the strip.
The swimming pool looked great, from the window.
Great restaurants nearby, but here it will be a help if you can speak some Chinese, but we managed by picture and hand gesture.
The is also supermarked nearby if you need at sweet that the hotel don't have , but they have alot. Check out the menu before you go.
Only a 5-minute drive from Macau Airport, the Grand Hyatt Macau offers large rooms, an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness centre. It features a spa and free Wi-Fi.
Located within The Londoner Macao on the Cotai Strip, Conrad Macao features luxurious rooms with pool or city views. It offers 4 food and beverage options, a gym and a spa.
Xiaolu
Australia
The view was exceptional. Room was very clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. Even got to keep the Conrad bears as souvenirs. 100% recommend.
Hotel S Macau is situated on Praça Ponte e Horta, an important hub of Macau’s historic and cultural sites.
Elisa
Malaysia
in room facilities are good, the coffee machine surprised me.
The location of the hotel is good although it is not rightly in the city but not too far from it.
The surrounding shops n restaurants make the convenience to us.
The Macau Roosevelt Hotel is located nearby Macau Jockey Club, only a few minutes’ walking distance from the Macau Light Rail Jockey Club Station. It has convenient transportation in Taipa city...
Thomas
Germany
Everything OK. Some km away from downtown. Very nice view ("seaview" booked).
Set in Macau, 1.6 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, W Macau - Studio City offers accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Room was huge and superb. Really enjoyed my stayed here.
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and various entertainment facilities, Studio City Hotel is located in Macau, a 5-minute drive from The House of Dancing Water.
Everything about the hotel was great.My family enjoyed it very much.
Only a 5-minute drive from Macau Airport, the Grand Hyatt Macau offers large rooms, an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness centre. It features a spa and free Wi-Fi.
Prime location with walking distance to most attractions.
Enjoying beautiful views of Macau City and the Macau Grand Prix Race Track, the stylish Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau offers an outdoor heated pool, spa and free parking.
The restaurant and lunge bar at second floor are great.
Positioned on Macau’s picturesque waterfront, Sofitel Macau offers 5-star waterfront accommodation in Macau's historic quarter, just steps from the UNESCO heritage site and busy city centre.
Friendly staff, decent location, very clean and confy
Situated in Macau, 3 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, Studio City - Epic Tower features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness centre and a garden.
Situated within 800 metres of Senado Square and 1.5 km of Monte Forte, Belive&More provides rooms in Macau. The 2-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with a private bathroom and free WiFi.
Room design. Clean and comfy bed. Friendly and caring frontdesk.
Well situated in Macau, Hotel Lisboa offers air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a restaurant. This 5-star hotel offers free shuttle service and room service.
Quarto, staff, localização, transfer de/e para o aeroporto
Adjacent to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, Legend Palace Hotel offers accommodation in Macau. It boosts a year-round outdoor poll and a hot tub. Guests can enjoy specific sea views from some rooms.
Probably the best hotel suite we have stayed in. EXCELLENT
Caravel Hotel offers accommodation in Macau. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Every room at this hotel is air conditioned and features a TV with satellite channels.
The room is comfy and clean. The staff is helpful.
Set at Macau Fisherman's Wharf with a 10-minute walk from Macau-Hong Kong Ferry Terminal, Rocks Hotel exquisite guest rooms with city or sea views. Free WiFi is featured in all hotel rooms.
the special arrangement for our 1st wedding anniversary:)
Galaxy Macau offers luxurious 5-star accommodation within the Galaxy Macau Resort, across Macau’s ‘Old Taipa Village’. It features the world’s largest Sky Wave Pool and offers free WiFi in rooms.
Situated 1.5 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, Andaz Macau offers 5-star accommodation in Macau and features a shared lounge, a restaurant and a bar.
It’s new, clean, state of the art, conveniently located!
World-renowned for its iconic luxury, Asia’s largest JW Marriott, JW Marriott Hotel Macau brings its guests an approachable luxury experience through the richness of authenticity.
Very comfortable, professional receptionist, clean, quiet.
FAQs about hotels in Macau
On average, 3-star hotels in Macau cost £70 per night, and 4-star hotels in Macau are £88 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Macau can on average be found for £159 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Macau this weekend is £179 or, for a 4-star hotel, £191. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Macau for this weekend cost on average around £571 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £126 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Macau for tonight. You'll pay on average around £148 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Macau will cost around £280 (based on Booking.com prices).
Macau is the true east meets west philosophy. Buddhist temples coexist with Baroque churches, peaceful oriental parks are overshadowed by mega-casinos and cobblestone streets are filled with rickshaws.
Hong Kong’s neighbour across the Pearl River strait consists of the mainland that borders the People's Republic of China and 2 major islands joined by the Cotai Strip. Coloane island is a natural wonderland with its mountains and beaches, whereas Taipa includes Macau International Airport and residential suburbs.
The prominent Macau Tower dominates the skyline of this former Portuguese colony and denotes the coming of age of modern-day Macau. It has set the stage for an economic boom with Vegas-style casinos lining the Macau Peninsula waterfront.
Historic sites and cuisine are important factors in this shining tourism star of China. St. Paul’s Cathedral was the largest Catholic church in Asia at the time with its ruins dating back to the 16th century. The fusion of Mediterranean flavours and traditional Chinese cooking methods makes eating out in the capital an unforgettable experience.
You are sure to find a hotel to fit your budget on Booking.com. There are 5-star beachside hotels, business accommodation and mid-range hotels for all types of travellers.
Worth a trip for max two or three days . You will be done with the casino glitz and visits if not lost all your money. But the old historical town/part of Macau is well worth visiting .Lovely old buildings /restaurant's streets .All in different states of repair . So much history to discover. The old graveyard is worth a visit too , amazing character's have been laid to rest .
Fab food on offer too.
Michael
Hong Kong
Scored 8.0
8.0
The Londoner was great, and pretty easy to navigate.
The Londoner was great, and pretty easy to navigate. Would be good to get a guide on when the particular shows are on each day. Got lost in the Venetian as it’s sooooo big! Bring your walking shoes to Macau even if you’re just visiting the major motels as you can easily walk 15-20km in a day. The Cotai strip is amazing. Definitely recommend to book to stay right on the strip.
Luke
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
It was the second time I visit Macau.
It was the second time I visit Macau. The first time was before Covid lockdown. I like the city and the old colonial buildings but the people were the same. Most of them can't speak English and unfriendly especially the 40+ yo people. If you need help, you should ask young people. Internet on your mobile and Google Maps is the must!
SUNSANEE
Thailand
Scored 6.0
6.0
The city's historical districts are beautiful, with...
The city's historical districts are beautiful, with preserved Portuguese heritage. The landscapes are also very nice, with tall and shinny Casinos. The cuisine is an interesting mix of Asian with Portuguese influences. People are kind and welcoming.
However, I was deeply disappointed by how the Portuguese language is not used at all in hotels, restaurants and public offices, even being an official language. In fact, I had the feeling that it might be even downplayed in purpose which was particularly sad to observe.
Besides the historical centre, you will most find big casinos and shoppings malls. The old part of Macau is mainly walkable although to move between points of interest (airport, ferry terminals) it was better to use taxis. Credit cards are not widely accepted so it is better to have cash. MOP, RMB and HKD (1:1) are accepted.
Sávio
Spain
Scored 10
10
I would recommend to stay at Taipa area, where all the newer...
I would recommend to stay at Taipa area, where all the newer casino themed hotels are located. I particularly enjoy viewing the Grand Canal Shoppes inside Venetian Macao. Take a day to sight see St. Paul cathedral ruins, Senado Square and drop by the historical A-Ma temple. Enjoyed overall the good Cantonese and Portuguese cuisines.
HT LEE
Malaysia
Scored 10
10
The locals you meet are generally a hit or miss - either...
The locals you meet are generally a hit or miss - either extremely friendly and hospitable, or terribly fierce. But nevertheless, still a great place to visit and enjoy the cool weather. Definitely explore the Cotai strip and the various light shows/ performances - this can probably keep you entertained and occupied for a couple of days. Take another day for the historical areas and maybe even the older casinos.
It took me 2 hours standing in queue at the hotel reception for CHECK-IN. The hotel system is a disaster. This is the biggest hotel in Macau as the website says with 3000 hotel rooms. There were about 8 counters arranging check-in at the same time, for 3000 rooms! On-line pre-check in was sent to my email, but the hotel said that this was actually meaningless as we had to go to the reception to collect keys.
great location for exploring Macau - so lovely that it is not connected to a casino. The rooms are lovely- we had a suite- the rooms are well appointed. I’ve been coming here for 20 years , since it was the Mandarin Oriental. It’s kept it’s lovely spa and pool area. The hotel has a great Portuguese vibe and the breakfast room is delightful.
Being part of the Cotai Strip in Macau, the Conrad must be one of the better Hotels within the Sands Properties. All the Staff are well trained, polite and professional. The Room is outstanding and the Housekeeping Staff must be rated as top notch, taking care of everything with little extra touches.
Hotel is within walking distance to the historical part of Macau.
Front desk staff were friendly and were happy to assist to ensure seamless check in.
No issue with in room wifi.
Clean room.
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