Hotels With Breakfast in Macau, China

The hotel is very close to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, about a 30 RMB taxi ride or just three bus stops away. The front desk staff were incredibly welcoming, and their Mandarin was excellent, making communication a breeze. Although the room wasn't huge, it was spotlessly clean and well-maintained, with good soundproofing. Breakfast is served on the third floor, offering both Chinese and Western options. You can even scan a QR code to order freshly cooked eggs and noodles delivered right to your table. The hotel's location is fantastic. Downstairs, you'll find a wide variety of eateries, including snack shops, local tea restaurants, Portuguese cuisine, and even a McDonald's. There are also several supermarkets nearby. It's just a 10-minute walk to Wynn Macau. From there, you can take a shuttle bus to Wynn Palace in Cotai, which then gives you easy access to The Venetian, The Londoner, The Parisian, and Studio City. It's incredibly convenient!

I've stayed at The Venetian four times over the past decade, but after this last visit, I honestly don't think I'll go back. The suites are large, but definitely showing their age. I constantly felt like I was walking on dusty carpets. Service was practically non-existent, except for a handsome guy who helped with luggage at the car park entrance – big shout out to him for the help! After that, it was pretty much self-service. I get it, the hotel is huge and there are tons of people, so it's probably standard operating procedure. What really bothered me was that the Grand Canal Shoppes on the third floor have become a tourist attraction, so it's incredibly crowded, even in the lobby, and just super noisy. This time, I took some time to check out other hotels, and their environments were so much more pleasant. Even their casinos didn't have that smoky, grimy feel that The Venetian's does. If you like a lively atmosphere or haven't experienced a split-level suite before, it might be worth trying once, but it's not worth a second visit.

This was my first time bringing the kids to Macau for Chinese New Year. The hotel's location is super convenient, with a taxi stand and bus stop right outside. The room was spacious and very comfortable. There's also a Cafe de Coral restaurant downstairs, which was handy for meals. The welcoming service was excellent too! Oh, and the kids even received a New Year red packet in the room, with a gold coin chocolate inside – they were thrilled!

This was my first time staying at a hotel in Macau, and it was a great experience. There's a shuttle from the Border Gate that gets you close to the hotel, so even with luggage, you can arrive gracefully. All the nearby attractions are within walking distance: Senado Square is about an 8-minute walk, and the Ruins of St. Paul's are about 15 minutes away. Saving on taxi fares meant more money for souvenirs, which was fantastic! It's clear this hotel focuses on creating a peaceful, high-quality stay. The room felt incredibly spacious, with automatic curtains, a TV, a large bathtub, and a double vanity. Other facilities like the gym and pool are free to use for guests. Even in winter, you can soak in the hot tub while watching the sunset – every picture you take will look like an Instagram-worthy shot. The gym has a superb view; working out while enjoying the beautiful scenery puts you in a great mood! The hotel also has the Swan Lake Restaurant, so I just had brunch there when I didn't want to go too far, and the food really suited my taste. Overall, paying for the upgrade was definitely worth it and lived up to my expectations.

Great location! Right across from the 16 Pu bus station and within walking distance to the Ruins of St. Paul's. In the evenings, you can also walk to Rua da Praia do Manduco for some food. The hotel even has a ladies-only floor, which is a nice touch!

Huge thanks to the hotel! My child's passport went missing, and we suspected it might have fallen into the sofa crevice in our room. We nervously called the hotel, and from the initial contact to their feedback, it took about 40 minutes. They even reminded us that international calls might be blocked and advised us to call back in two hours, regardless of whether we'd heard anything. The response was prompt, and it was convenient to go back to the hotel to pick it up; the front desk staff even helped retrieve it. The service feedback was timely. Check-in was also very quick. And the Ferris wheel was amazing!

Even with Macau's generally high hotel standards and my high expectations, The Londoner Macao's Bond Suite still exceeded them. The room was brand new, and the overall quality felt top-tier. What particularly stood out was the breakfast. You can enjoy it as late as 1 PM (simply keep your room card after 11 AM check-out or provide your room number to use the benefit – I recommend arriving about 30 minutes early to avoid queues and ensure you get a table). It's served à la carte at the Food Garden, with plenty of delicious options, and the portions are huge. Our two breakfasts were easily enough for a substantial lunch for two adults and one child. The swimming pool service was also excellent; they proactively offered snacks and water, and provided a life jacket for the little one.

Facilities: Not as good as I imagined. The showerhead works a bit differently, so it's best to try it out before showering. If you can't switch the spray mode, it's probably best to ask room service to avoid a bad showering experience, haha! 😄 Hygiene: There was some limescale residue in the crevices of the countertop faucet, which wasn't quite up to expectations in terms of detail. Environment: Good. Service: Both room service and front desk service were decent. However, the hotel's free shuttle bus wasn't as convenient as I'd hoped. Especially for the shuttles to various attractions, the hotel's 'priority boarding' benefit wasn't very clear, and it felt quite chaotic, which made for a poor experience (though it might have been due to the large crowds during the Chinese New Year holiday 😯).

The location is incredibly convenient. It's a straightforward 15-minute walk from the Border Gate straight to the hotel. It's been so long since I stayed in a Macau hotel, and they still require a deposit? And it's 2025, yet the hotel doesn't accept electronic payments? My world just fell apart! I didn't bring my credit card, sobbing... In the end, I had no choice but to pay cash. Seriously, you really need to read the fine print when booking a room. This stay included breakfast. We arrived at the restaurant around 8:30 AM. There's one area for the buffet and another for à la carte dim sum (self-funded). The food selection is decent, and it looks presentable, but the taste is on the blander side, haha. Overall, the value for money is pretty good.

I spent two days in Macau and chose to stay at the Holiday Inn, initially just for the convenient location. To my surprise, I'm now a huge fan! From check-in to check-out, every detail made me feel 'at home.' I definitely recommend this hotel to anyone planning a trip to Macau. The hotel is right in the heart of Senado Square, just a 5-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's and 10 minutes to Senado Square itself. Downstairs, you'll find a bus stop and taxi stand, making it super easy to get to the airport or Taipa (about a 15-minute taxi ride). The biggest surprise was discovering so many old-school eateries nearby – Dai Lai Kei Pork Chop Bun, Yee Shun Milk Company, Chan Kong Kei Roasted Meats… You can easily grab a late-night snack just by strolling around, no need to rush.