4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

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!

I had a truly fantastic stay! I usually stay in Taipa, but this time I chose Harbourview Hotel since I was visiting the Grand Prix Museum the next day, and I was pleasantly surprised. Huge thanks to the hotel for upgrading me to a suite – the room was incredibly spacious, and most importantly, it was spotless and well-maintained. I'll definitely book here again on my next trip to Macau. It's super convenient; you can take the Sands shuttle and just cross the road, or use public transport as there's a bus stop right opposite the hotel. There are water dispensers in the hallway, though only cold water, which was perfectly fine.

Staying at Metropark Hotel Macau. The hotels in Macau Peninsula and Taipa really have different price points. Hotels in Taipa feel very overpriced, likely catering mainly to casino guests. I chose this hotel because it has a swimming pool and a fitness center. Neither are very big, but they're decent enough. They also have a spin dryer, sauna, and steam room. The view is alright, but the soundproofing is a bit poor.

This hotel is located on the southeast side of Macau Peninsula's old town, close to the sea. The rooms, lobby, and hallways are all luxurious and grand, with golden decorations and a magnificent golden dragon coiling around the dome. It's a 4-star luxury hotel that feels more like a 5-star. The guest rooms are quite spacious, and during Chinese New Year, they provided complimentary drinks and snacks, which was a nice touch. There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, making it convenient to get to many popular tourist attractions. For food, there are plenty of traditional eateries offering Portuguese egg tarts, pork chop buns, Portuguese and Hong Kong-style cafes, and old family-run shops, all with excellent flavors. On the morning of the eighth day of Chinese New Year, when I checked out, the female manager at the front desk, dressed in a black suit, proactively asked about my airport transfer and helped me call a taxi. She also informed me about the estimated fare, and when she learned I didn't have small change, she kindly exchanged some MOP for me. The taxi arrived quickly, and two male bellhops helped me put my luggage in the trunk. The manager even came to the hotel entrance to remind me not to forget my luggage when getting off and waved goodbye. Her genuine and enthusiastic service was truly exceptional. A thoroughly satisfying stay and experience.

Very clean and very good! I went with my baby, and the Grand Prix Museum is just a short walk away. The transportation is incredibly convenient. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. The breakfast was delicious.

The hotel's location is fantastic, very close to the Grand Lisboa Hotel, just a 5-minute walk away, right across the street diagonally. It's also very convenient to take public buses. The hotel staff are very nice and friendly. The front desk attendant even gave a complimentary breakfast to the child. There are many great restaurants near the hotel. I will definitely choose this hotel again next time I visit; it offers excellent value for money.

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.

Hotel is old and tired, need renovation badly. However room is clean and tidy. Reception service was so-so and not welcoming. Check-in was good though, just the night time when approached another receptionist for my own room number but was given a cold and not welcoming reply. It was normal for guest to forget their own room numbers as they don’t stay permanently. However a simple way to verify was guest able to give his identity numbers and name. Or hotel can always accompany the guest to the room to verify. However this guy was so unpleasant and blunt in his replied. Will not stay again in this hotel.

This hotel has a charming European retro style, complete with Portuguese-inspired tiles and vintage telephones. The room layout is a bit compact, but it's very clean. The location is fantastic, right next to major attractions. There's a Guandi Temple downstairs and the Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau across the street. It's a 10-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, Na Tcha Temple, Macau Museum, and Mount Fortress, and about a 20-minute walk to Grand Lisboa Hotel and other spots. The service was friendly. I really appreciated the complimentary mini-bar (one per stay) with free snacks and drinks. A special highlight was enjoying the night view from the rooftop with a free drink – it was incredibly romantic and truly wonderful!

The Grand Dragon Hotel is conveniently located close to the airport and Taipa Village, with a taxi stand right outside. I heard that Grand Lapa Hotel is owned by the same company. I booked a high-floor room with a bathtub online in advance. The room wasn't huge, and thankfully, the power outlets didn't require an adapter. The front desk is on the 21st floor. For check-in, you'll need your Hong Kong and Macau travel permit and the printed immigration slip (the small white one). A deposit is also required, which you can pay via Alipay by scanning a QR code. Overall, the service was pretty good. Just a heads-up, food deliveries can only be brought to the hotel entrance.