Ocean View Hotels in Macau, China

I've had this hotel saved for a while, and the experience this time was fantastic! Yoyo's service was excellent, she was warm, thoughtful, and super sweet. The hotel's location is perfect, convenient for getting everywhere. You can easily citywalk to all the attractions on the peninsula, and public transport is incredibly convenient too. The hotel itself has a very artistic vibe and is highly intelligent. The rooftop is also beautiful, and it's quite quiet at night. Overall, I had a great impression. The Momokawa downstairs is seriously good! And hotel guests get a 10% discount voucher – everyone should go try it! You can also walk to Xingxiangyuan dessert shop nearby; I highly recommend their walnut glutinous rice balls, and ask for them cold! There's so much good food around. The food center just means I'll have to save some room for my next trip to Macau. I'll definitely be staying here again next time!!

Honestly, this is the worst bed and bedding I've ever come across in a hotel. The bed was rock hard, like sleeping on a wooden board. The duvet, sheets, and pillows felt like cheap non-woven material, and the overall bedding quality was shockingly bad – beyond anything you'd imagine. Just look at the photos. However, the hotel's walls and floors were quite attractive. It seemed the adjacent areas had a similar style, suggesting a consistent design throughout with a beautiful blue and white porcelain aesthetic.

🇲🇴 Macau Weekend | A Relaxing Weekend Getaway at YOHO Treasure Island Popped over to Macau for the weekend and decided to stay at the YOHO Treasure Island Hotel this time. No rushing to attractions, no crowds – just wanted a quiet, chill weekend at the hotel. The Pure Gold (Treasure Island) Fireworks Seaview Room we stayed in was incredibly spacious. The view from the bay window was amazing, offering a direct photo op with the Macau Tower. I absolutely have to highlight the infinity pool on the second floor of the hotel. It seamlessly blends with the Nam Van Lake scenery, providing an expansive, unobstructed view. The gym equipment is brand new, and working out while looking out at the Almeida Ribeiro square view really lifts your spirits. The YOHO Treasure Island Shopping Centre downstairs is also great for a stroll. It perfectly satisfies all your dining, entertainment, and shopping needs. There's even an S-tier POP MART store here, showcasing many popular MEGA series and Macau-exclusive photo installations. I was super lucky and pulled the design I wanted! We grabbed lunch at Five Guys. The burgers are made fresh, the patties are juicy, and the fries are freshly fried in peanut oil. Dining in the outdoor area even lets you enjoy the Nam Van Lake view. After lunch, we caught 'Zootopia 2' at the Bona International Cinema. The cinema environment is excellent. The VIP seats recline fully, and there are dedicated USB charging ports and small lamps. The screen and sound effects were also impressive – highly recommend it! That's how the weekend calmly unfolded at the hotel. Swimming, working out, watching movies, dining – everything was so convenient. Plus, if you drive, parking is free for hotel guests (other visitors get 3 free hours, with extra time for additional spending). If you also enjoy this kind of no-rush, all-in-one relaxing staycation, this would be a great choice! #MacauHotel #MacauWeekend #YOHOTreasureIslandHotel #RelaxingWeekend #MacauTravelGuide #DiscoverHiddenGems

The room was absolutely fantastic! The location is superb, offering views of Hengqin, Zhuhai across the water in Taipa. The facilities are luxurious and complete, and the hygiene is top-notch – truly excellent. The service was also first-rate.

Very nice hotel with big room and space in every room especially Bathroom; i booked a normal room with one 1 big bed; then if add only 100 hkd can enjoy a buffet breakfast; the staff is frendly and polite; strongly raccomand also because if come by ferry jet you canw walk just 15 minutes or take bus 3A;

This was my second stay here. I love this hotel, especially the somewhat 90s vibe. It's not brand new, by any stretch of the imagination, but it's feel really luxurious and comfy. It seems pretty clean overall, but there's room for improvement on the details (the carpets, some old stains here and there).Overall it's a great experience. The swimming pool and the food are amazing.

They are located at the airport (just a zebra cross away from departure hall). They have a row of armor as decoration at the entrance. We got the run way view room, which we love. The sound proof windows work well. The reception team allow us to checked in at 2 pm (checked in schedule is 3 pm), which is very nice of them. They provide universal electric port in the room, which is a nice gesture. The overall hotel have a bit of old house smell and the bathroom feels a bit outdated, but other than that, no complain!

We had a great stay here. Nice Christmas 🎄 decorations in the hotel. Staff very helpful with everything. Breakfast was ok (great pastries 🥐) could have some more options like fresh vegetables. Location is nice next to river with walking distance to old center. Pity the casino was closed, seems there will not be a restart of these facilities here. Therefore also less options for shuttle buses (ferry, boarder, etc). The room was good but we had a room with this connection door to another room, where sounds from direct neighbors can be heard through quite well. But overall pleasant stay.

The room faced the airport directly, yet there was no noise whatsoever. It's incredibly convenient for getting around; the location is superb, with subway and bus stations right outside, making it easy to go anywhere. However, the room did have a slightly damp smell.

Facilities: The entire room was green-themed with a strong Chinese aesthetic, which I personally really liked. My favorite part was the balcony; the lighting, ambiance, and views were all excellent. The bathroom was also very clean. Service: The front desk offered a free room upgrade, giving us a large balcony. The balcony setting was fantastic, offering views of the sea, Macau Tower, and the cross-sea bridge. The surrounding area was quite peaceful, and the location wasn't as remote as some negative reviews suggested. It's actually quite close to Grand Lisboa and the Ruins of St. Paul's, just a 6-minute walk, and there's a bus stop right outside the entrance. Location: The hotel is situated on Penha Hill, close to attractions like Lilau Square and Dom Pedro V Theatre. The environment is serene and definitely worth staying.