4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

The room was nice, not big, but had all the necessary facilities. Housekeeping was also very good. The L'Occitane miniatures were a nice touch. The hotel front desk service process was quite long, and I had to wait a while. The luggage staff were also just chatting together. Also, don't bother with breakfast; it's not worth it. The selection is limited, and the management isn't great; it's quite chaotic. The coffee shops connected to the hotel's mall are good. Bloom, Cotiz, and Momokawa all have their own unique charm, worth visiting one by one. There's also a Cotiz-partnered Yee Shun Dairy Company Double-Skin Milk in the middle that's delicious. Remember to use the discount vouchers provided by the hotel. The hotel also provided Wynn Palace cable car tickets, which was very good and practical. Transportation is just okay. Taxis are scarce, but there's a taxi stand right outside where you can directly get a cab, and Macau drivers are generally quite friendly. There's a bus stop downstairs, and you can take the MT4 to many places. For the return trip, you have to walk about 5 minutes to the bus stop across the street. If I come to Macau again for a game or concert, I probably wouldn't choose this hotel. I'd consider a place more in the city center with more taxi options.

The lady at the front desk was very kind and proactively upgraded our room to a sea-view one, which was very quiet. I rarely leave reviews, but I feel that although this hotel is a bit old, it's clean, quiet, and has excellent air conditioning. The location is super convenient; there's a light rail station and bus stop right outside the door, and the Galaxy Diamond Lobby is just across the street, making it very easy to get to all the surrounding attractions. I would choose to stay here again next time I bring my family.

The location is convenient, with easy access to many places, and it's close to the casino. The surrounding environment is pleasant, with plenty of good food options, and it's clean and hygienic. The staff are polite, which is a big plus. I'll definitely come back next time, I've already saved it! The room was spacious and quiet. Felt great!

The location is a bit close to the East Asian Games Dome. A taxi from Macau Airport costs around 60 MOP. It's about a 13-15 minute walk from the Grand Lisboa Palace, but if you're not familiar with the area, be aware that there are slopes and you can't just cross the road anywhere. If you have a lot of luggage or small children, just take a taxi! Check-in was smooth. I was worried about the room card, so I didn't book through an agent. I really liked the highest room type! It has a 'hui' character layout with a three-part bathroom for privacy, and the sofa bed in the living room can be opened with bedding provided! They gave us a birthday cake upon check-in and plenty of bottled water. We also received skip-the-line tickets for the Wynn Palace gondola, a voucher for MaMi Egg Waffles, two 50 MOP Angel's Cafe vouchers, and a shopping mall discount booklet! You can get 20% off go-karting and souvenirs! Business was good, and they allowed a late checkout until 12 PM. Express checkout and free luggage storage were also available! Although there's no casino, there are shuttle buses to Wynn Palace, but airport buses are less frequent! Our room type included three breakfasts, but if yours doesn't, you can find a better deal on Dianping for group-buy breakfasts! The room was quiet and clean! Perfect for adult children traveling with their parents!

I was genuinely impressed by the hotel and its overall ambiance. The property has a charming, coastal elegance that gave me beautiful Brighton vibes, making the stay feel both relaxing and memorable. The room was spacious, comfortable, and thoughtfully equipped, with a bathtub that added an extra touch of luxury. The staff also provided everything I needed throughout my stay. While I found the service to be somewhat reserved and less accommodating than I had expected, I understand that this may simply be a difference in culture and hospitality style. Aside from that, I had a wonderful experience. The hotel itself was beautifully maintained, peaceful, and comfortable. One of the highlights of my stay was having the pool almost entirely to myself, which made the experience feel especially private and relaxing. Overall, it was a lovely stay, and I would happily consider returning in the future.

For a one-night stay, the Holiday Inn by IHG proved to be a practical and comfortable choice. Located within walking distance of the city center, the hotel offers convenience without the premium price tag of the casino resorts. The room was clean and functional, and soundproofing was good. The bed was genuinely restful after a long day of exploration. Service was efficient and friendly, with quick check-in and helpful local recommendations. For travelers seeking a no-fuss base to explore Macau's historic streets and casinos without breaking the bank, this Holiday Inn delivers exactly what it promises: solid, dependable comfort in an unbeatable location.

This was my first time in Macau, and I'm so glad I chose this hotel – I'm really satisfied. First off, the location is excellent; it's a bustling area, and right downstairs there's a free shuttle pick-up point for the Venetian. The iconic Grand Lisboa hotel is also just a five or six-minute walk away. The room was much bigger than I expected, and it was fully equipped with everything I needed. The front desk staff and the luggage storage attendants in the lobby were all very friendly and polite. If I ever get the chance to visit Macau again, I'll definitely choose this hotel.

The location is far from the city center, and it's very quiet around. Downstairs is Cheoc Van Beach, where many locals swim. The swimming area is quite large and not too crowded. Overall, it's pretty clean, but just too quiet. The hallway was particularly creepy, and the blue and white decor made me feel helpless. There's no elevator, so getting up and down is inconvenient; definitely don't bring elderly people to stay here. It's fine with kids, but they should ideally be able to walk on their own. It's good for a relaxing vacation, but I wouldn't recommend it for a first-time tourist as getting around is quite troublesome.

This hotel was very budget friendly for night I was in Macau. Location is really solid. Not a far walk from a lot of nice places. Thé hotel is clean. The room was good, spacious, and the gym was better thén I thought. Definitely will come again if I’m in Macau. They ask for a 500 mop deposit. That cost more thén thé room. That was alittle strange to me but overall. I more thén enjoyed the stay.

This is my third stay here, and each time I've stayed for two nights. The service staff and bellhops are consistently excellent. Hotels on the mainland really have a lot to learn from Macau in every aspect. The mini-fridge in the room is fully stocked with drinks, snacks, red wine 🍷, and coffee beans – all complimentary. (Though the manual coffee grinder needs replacing; it can't grind the beans into powder). When we checked out, we had a lot of luggage, and the manager even helped us call a taxi 🚕.