Macau Hotels with balcony

"The hotel was quite good. The deposit was refunded very quickly. When checking in, I specifically asked about the deposit and was told that if it was paid via WeChat Pay or Alipay from mainland China, it would be refunded the same day. And indeed, I received the deposit on the day of check-out. I booked the Diamond room, which had a washing machine. For this price, it was much better than many five-star hotels in China."

"Hotel Location: The hotel is situated halfway up a hill, very close to Hotel Royal. I originally intended to book Hotel Royal, but decided on Hotel Guia instead because it offers a shuttle bus service to the border gate. It turned out to be a great location. Heading up the hill from the hotel entrance takes you to Guia Lighthouse and Guia Hill Park, perfect for active travelers. Walking down the hill, you're very close to the 'King of Gambling's' photo spot, and there's a 7-Eleven and small supermarket nearby, along with a variety of restaurants. Further down the stairs is Tap Seac Square, and it's also a short walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. This location was incredibly convenient for my work. Hotel Facilities: The hotel has a charming, old-world feel, like something from the last century, with a rustic, aged character. The showerhead is a fixed,莲蓬-style spray, and there's a bathtub and wooden sliding doors. Overall, it's clean and tidy, with a mini-fridge to chill drinks. The room isn't huge, but it's perfectly adequate, and there's enough space by the window to fully open a large suitcase. There's a lovely little rooftop terrace with cute decor; sitting up there for a drink and a breeze in the evening would be very pleasant. Hotel Restaurant: There's a very popular restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. It seems to attract not only hotel guests but also many outside diners. Hotel Service: All the staff I encountered were excellent and professional, never showing any negative emotions. The hotel shuttle driver was also very helpful, reminding me to use the pedestrian walkway ahead to avoid a fine. Many thanks to them. I would definitely choose this hotel again on my next visit."

"Facilities: Although it's an older hotel, the facilities are quite good after renovation. The lobby has a classic, old-money feel, and there are luxury and art shops. The pool, fitness center, and sauna are all very well-equipped. The attached Thai restaurant serves authentic food and was once Michelin-recommended. It's rare to find a TV with Cantonese, Mandarin, English, and Portuguese channels. Hygiene: It's clean, and they even provide wet wipes at breakfast. Environment: It's a rare Portuguese-style garden hotel in Macau. Service: The staff are all very friendly. There are concierges at both the front and back doors, and they even guide guests to the elevators during peak hours. The cleaning staff proactively greet you and are very responsive to any requests. Room service has embraced the internet; you can scan a WeChat QR code to make requests."

"Came to Macau and stayed at the Yoho Roosevelt this time. The location is a bit out of the way; **taxis are scarce, and you have to transfer twice. It's not ideal if you have luggage, but since we didn't, it wasn't an issue for us.** **Environment & Amenities** ✅ Because it's remote, it's very quiet, and the hotel is new. ✅ Offers sea views and stadium views. Waking up to an unobstructed 180-degree view in the morning is incredibly comfortable. ✅ The TV can swivel, making it convenient to watch from the bed or living room. It has TVB and Phoenix TV, which was enjoyable. ⭕️ If you have luggage, transportation isn't very friendly; **taxis are few and you need to transfer.** **Design & Service** ✅ At 400 MOP, the value for money is really high. ⭕️ The room layout is quite strange... there's a long corridor with a small table, which is fine for working but otherwise unnecessary. ⭕️ The bathroom is even weirder; the bathtub is inside the shower area, first time I've seen that! It's okay for bathing (comes with a disposable tub liner), but showering is really inconvenient. **Summary:** Suitable for those without luggage, who seek quiet views, and aren't particular about room layout. For 400 MOP in Macau, what more could you ask for? A pure sea-view room would probably be even more comfortable."

"This hotel is super convenient, right next to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, so it's a breeze to walk there after getting off the ferry from Macau. There are tons of restaurants nearby, and public transport is really accessible. It's located within Fisherman's Wharf, which is lovely and peaceful in the evenings. The sea view room was spacious and comfortable, complete with a large balcony. Service was excellent, couldn't fault the staff's attitude, and the breakfast was varied and plentiful."

"I'm very satisfied with my stay in the room. The transportation here is super convenient. I've stayed here many times and always had a great experience because the staff are very friendly and the front desk ladies are very polite. The environment here is also excellent, with a subway station right downstairs, making it very easy to get around. I often choose this hotel for my travels, and I really love it."

"This is a very new hotel, exceptionally clean and odor-free. They provide two complimentary bottles of water in the room, and the Cony rabbit decorations are super cute! As soon as I arrived, a staff member warmly guided me through the check-in process and even helped with my luggage, which was a great start. Throughout the hallways, you'll find many Cony rabbit and Brown bear mirrors, and the area near the elevators always smells fresh. The terrace is also perfect for photos, though at night, you might encounter some small insects due to their attraction to light, but that's a natural phenomenon, so it's understandable. Getting around is convenient too; to visit attractions, I'd just walk to Grand Lisboa Palace and take their shuttle bus, or hop on a public bus, as the stops aren't as far as I expected. The 50 MOP dining voucher I received at the shuttle bus stop was a great deal, and the noodles I had for breakfast at Sang Gor Cafe were delicious. I'm also very grateful to the hotel for preparing a birthday cake after receiving my email – it was really tasty! The only minor drawback was on the last day when I checked out and stored my luggage to visit a themed restaurant. I only stored it for less than an hour, but it took about twenty minutes to retrieve it. I understand it was a busy time for luggage storage, but the three people behind me got theirs before me, and I only had one suitcase, yet it took so long. When I asked about it, the staff member was quite impatient. Despite this small issue, the overall experience was very satisfying."

"I would like to commend Hancy at the front desk. She was very welcoming and accommodating, providing us with all the necessary information about the hotel. The stay was highly convenient, especially with the free shuttle bus service. This was our first time here, and we found the hotel very nice and relaxing. We will definitely come back again! I also want to mention Cristina at the pool reception for her great service."

"The hotel is located in the quiet Cheoc Van, away from the bustling Cotai and Coloane, but accessible by bus route 26A, which runs every ten minutes or so. It takes only about an hour to get to the hotel from the Macau Peninsula city center, which wasn't too far for me. If you're arriving by bus without much luggage, the public bus stop near the hotel is named C677-1 Cheoc Van Barbecue Park 1 (according to the bus company). After getting off, cross the street, and there will be a black iron gate leading to the hotel. The hotel's swimming pool area and front desk are located in front of the pool. Otherwise, following Gaode Maps will require a longer walk. However, that stone staircase is a bit narrow, so it's inconvenient with large luggage; in that case, you'll have to follow Gaode. The hotel room's balcony overlooks the beach, and the room itself is clean and has a Portuguese flair. Although breakfast is simple, it tastes good. If you don't want to dine at the hotel, you can take a bus to Coloane for a meal, which is only about a ten-minute ride. This place is suitable for tourists who want to escape the hustle and bustle of Macau and enjoy some peace and quiet."

"This hotel is quite high-end, with the lobby and corridors boasting a very European-style decor. The room interiors also have a European flair, making them perfect for photoshoots. We booked two sea-view rooms, and the small balconies offered a fantastic view. It's located right by Fisherman's Wharf, which is especially beautiful for night photos. Getting here is super convenient: the bus stop from Hong Kong immigration is just a short walk to the hotel. For departures, you simply cross the road and walk about 50 meters to the free shuttle bus for immigration. Highly recommended!"