2-Star Hotels in Macau, China

The hotel offers an excellent environment and a high standard of comfort. The front desk staff are exceptionally helpful, providing attentive assistance throughout the stay. Its location is highly convenient, situated directly opposite the Sofitel 16 Ponte, from where one can easily take the local shuttle to explore other areas. Dining options are plentiful in the surrounding vicinity. The rooms are cozy and well-appointed, though guests should note that a refundable deposit of 500 is required per night. Overall, a highly comfortable and well-situated choice for travelers seeking both convenience and quality.

The hotel is very cozy and elegant. I love that it’s surrounded by different shoe brand stores and restaurant store. you can easily walk around and shop. There’s also a nearby grocery store, perfect for buying pasalubong. Everything is clean and well-maintained, which made our stay very pleasant.

This trip to Macau gave me a whole new impression of the city. The colorful Portuguese-style architecture and the slow rhythm of the old town made me naturally slow down as I walked. At night, the streetlights, the glowing Eiffel Tower at The Parisian, and the forever-blue “sky” inside The Venetian added a dreamy touch to the experience. The food was full of surprises too—from warm Portuguese egg tarts to fragrant pork chop buns, every bite felt like leaving a little mark on this journey. It was a short trip, but filled with relaxation, healing moments, and the unique charm of Macau. I can’t wait to come back and discover more stories from this city.

Room is Clean and tidy (although it’s a bit tiny), trust to be newly renovated for not long. Location is pretty good, at the intersection of 2 main roads. Convenient stores, supermarkets, restaurants and coffee shops are all available nearby. The Only and the biggest disadvantage is about the bed mattress. It’s really too hard, feel like sleeping on the floor. Hope they could improve this.

It's a bit far from the food street. Shopping in Macau is quite tiring, and you'll mostly be getting around on foot.

My luck was truly in this time! I encountered a handsome guy and a beautiful lady at the front desk who provided incredibly thoughtful service. My personal charger wasn't working in the room, so the handsome front desk staff member (I believe he was on the 13th shift) generously lent me his own power bank. The room itself was very clean. It was a corner room, and honestly, everything was perfect except for a bit of street noise in the mornings. **Facilities:** A little dated, perhaps, but very clean. The lobby also has a water dispenser with both hot and cold water. **Cleanliness:** Spotless. **Location:** Very convenient for dining out. It's only a twenty-minute walk to Grand Lisboa, and not far from the Ruins of St. Paul's either. **Service:** Truly exceptional! ❤️

This was by far the best stay we had in Macau. For its price, I can say I was surprised. Service was good, reception spoke English and were nice. Room was clean. We were very near to a walking street Overall good!

The hotel was excellent – very clean and hygienic, and the front desk staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming. It's conveniently located near the Ruins of St. Paul's and A-Ma Temple, both easily accessible by walking or taking the bus. I personally walked to St. Paul's, took a bus to A-Ma Temple, and then walked back to the hotel. The complimentary fruit and floral teas in the hotel lobby were absolutely fantastic. I had just come from a few days in Hong Kong where I caught a chill at my hotel, developing a bad sore throat and feeling like I was coming down with a cold. Surprisingly, after drinking several cups of the tea in the Grand Emperor Hotel lobby, I felt much better and recovered! 👍 A huge thumbs up! 👍👍👍 I just wish I knew the recipe for that tea. If customer service sees this, could you please share it? Thank you 🙏

The hotel is in a great location, easy to find, lots of transportation, almost next to Senada square and St Pauls ruins. Very happy. Would come again

Great for a one night stay. Yes, you will need to climb a few flights of stairs but it's Macau. Plus you are walking distance to Senado Square and plenty of bakeries and restaurants. Highly recommend!