2-Star Hotels in Macau

This trip to Macau with my parents was a pleasant surprise! To summarize, there are three main points: 1. We had two single beds and one double bed for three people, along with two bathrooms and two TVs – a delightful surprise! 2. Although the space wasn't huge, it was incredibly well-utilized and stylishly designed. We had a lot of luggage and various items, but everything fit perfectly without feeling cramped. We could slide our open suitcases directly under the large bed, eliminating the need to constantly open and close them. The bay window in the twin room was also big enough to lay out a suitcase, making it very convenient to access our belongings. Next to the bay window in the double room, there was a lounging area, which was great for the family to relax and watch TV together. 3. Lewis and Tina at the front desk were very thoughtful and provided complimentary breakfast vouchers. We stayed for two days, and the breakfast was semi-buffet style – you could order individual dishes for free, and the self-serve items changed daily. The stir-fried rice noodles were delicious. We also had lunch at the restaurant; the Western food was just as good as the Portuguese cuisine outside, and the steak was perfectly cooked. My parents were very happy and satisfied! Here are a few minor suggestions: 1. The toilet paper holder design is a bit flawed; the paper tends to fall to the floor easily when pulled. 2. The shower stall's water barrier was a bit low, causing water to overflow after showering. We were still stepping in puddles when brushing our teeth the next morning. 3. There was construction happening outside the entrance during our stay (though we didn't hear any construction noise in our room, which was excellent), making it a bit inconvenient for calling taxis and parking. We hope the road can be repaired soon.

1. **Facilities**: The room was clean and tidy, with comfortable bedding. The bathroom had stable water pressure, and the air conditioning was quiet. All amenities were well-stocked. The public areas were also clean and grand. 2. **Service**: The front desk staff were efficient and courteous during check-in and check-out. Housekeeping was prompt and attentive. The staff were proactive and enthusiastic, quick to respond to requests, and their attitude was professional and thoughtful. The overall stay experience was excellent.

The room was nice, but there was no hot water – a cold shower! But the main issue was being rushed out at check-out. They practically kicked me out, saying if I stayed even 30-40 minutes late, I'd have to pay for a full day! I checked in late at night, didn't get enough rest, and woke up around noon, only to be immediately pressured to leave. This was despite the next check-in being at 2 PM, leaving plenty of time to clean if I just took a little longer to pack. In the end, they wouldn't even let me sit in the hallway or on the stairs; I needed Wi-Fi to set up my eSIM. Overall, the hotel is okay, but the staff isn't polite.

First time staying at this hotel for a business trip and it was great! It's very close to Casino Lisboa and the Ruins of St. Paul's (Da San Ba). There are plenty of local street food stalls and popular influencer-recommended spots nearby. I'll definitely stay here again. Highly recommended!

This hotel is pretty good. The price is very fair for Macau standards. The room is small, but I guess that's also normal for Macau. The toilet and shower were literally in a closet 😅 Pros: The staff is very friendly, and their English is excellent. The hotel is clean. It has everything you need for a stay – a hairdryer, toothbrushes, tea. There were even cookies, which were actually delicious! Cons: The bed is VERY small. I'm so glad we only stayed one night because we slept terribly. It's impossible for two adults to comfortably fit on it. You're practically sleeping on top of each other. We kept waking up all night because of it.

My girlfriend and I stayed here once before, and I still choose this hotel when I'm on business trips alone. The location is quite convenient for getting around, and there are many good restaurants nearby. Overall, I think it offers good value for money.

The environment was good, for 200 patacas for a one-night stay in Macau, a big bed, and a private bathroom – it was more than enough. If you're out late in Macau, it's definitely more comfortable to stay overnight. The front desk staff was very gentle and patient. You can dry clothes on the rooftop. The only thing is this room was on the first floor, next to a masseuse, and an older masseuse was a bit... overly friendly.

My cousin and her husband stayed at Towns Well Motel during their trip to Macau, and overall, they had a good experience. One of the best things about this hotel is its location. It’s very close to major attractions like Senado Square and other tourist spots, all within walking distance, which made exploring the city very convenient. Their room was surprisingly spacious and clean, which they really appreciated after long days of घूमing around Macau. The value for money is also good, especially considering how central the hotel is. However, they did mention that the hotel is a bit old and can be hard to find at first since it’s located along narrow streets and uphill paths. Transportation can also be slightly inconvenient, especially if you have luggage. The staff were generally okay, though communication can sometimes be a challenge due to limited English. Overall, it’s a practical and budget-friendly option for travelers who prioritize location and space over luxury. My cousin and her husband were satisfied with their stay and would still recommend it for short visits in Macau.

The hotel's bedding and toiletries were all disposable, which felt very hygienic, and the disposable bath towels were surprisingly thick – you can tell they put thought into their procurement. The room floors were sparkling clean. The front desk staff were also very warm and patient in their communication. For this price, the hotel offers incredible value for money. I highly recommend everyone stay here; it's close to the Ruins of St. Paul's and other attractions. Oh, and to the right when you exit the hotel, there's a breakfast spot run by an old lady. You have to walk a bit, but her dim sum is really authentic. I saw many elderly gentlemen eating there. The portions are generous, and the prices are very affordable. This morning, two of us ate 4 dishes for only 68 RMB.

This is definitely my top choice for accommodation when visiting the old district. The bus takes you directly there, and there are plenty of restaurants downstairs, as well as a supermarket for convenient shopping. It's close to the Ruins of St. Paul's and just a few hundred meters from the Municipal Affairs Bureau, making it super convenient for shopping. Highly recommended!