Macau Hotels with Jacuzzi

"Accor hotels never disappoint me. I've stayed at many Sofitel properties in various countries, and they're always excellent. This one is perfectly located on Macau Peninsula, with easy walking access to fantastic food options like local eateries, cafes, restaurants, and markets. The casino being closed actually made it quieter, which was a plus. While the hotel facilities are a bit dated, they are immaculately maintained, clearly showing its past grandeur. I'll definitely stay here again; it's incredibly convenient. The front desk service was also superb."

"The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy, and the bathroom even had a bathtub. Although the decor felt a bit dated, showing its age, it was a very comfortable stay. The bed was large, and the bedding was completely odorless and spotless. I chose a non-smoking room, and there was indeed no lingering scent of second-hand smoke, which was great. Since the windows were tightly shut, it felt a little stuffy upon check-in. The surrounding area is bustling with commercial streets and many brand-name shops. Across the street, there's New Yaohan for shopping, and it's only a five-minute walk to Grand Lisboa. The transportation is very convenient, and it's also great for walking, perfect for friends planning a city walk. The service was excellent; staff would always proactively open doors or help with luggage into the elevator whenever we encountered them at the entrance or by the elevators. Overall, I highly recommend this place and would definitely return if I get the chance."

"I booked a few days late, and the price went up, so definitely book in advance. **The correct way to get there:** Take a car to the 'Diamond Lobby' at Galaxy. Stay there and ask the staff for Galaxy's own shuttle bus. Take that bus to 'Broadway Hotel', then go up to the 2nd floor, which is where you check in. The afternoon tea at Hotel Okura is on the right side as you enter on the first floor. Luggage storage is also there. If it's your first time, don't walk through the mall yourself; it's very far... I found it exhausting with my luggage and child, and I got disoriented. So I recommend everyone wait for the shuttle bus. Inside Galaxy, food court-style dining is quite expensive. I tried the beef brisket noodles and the four-treasure rice, and I thought the portion size and taste were good (registering as a Galaxy member gets you a 10% discount on dining). You can also go to the tea restaurants on the non-main streets near Rua da Cunha; the prices there are much better. A special note: don't eat at Xiao Yang Sheng Jian inside Galaxy. Not only is it expensive, but a fellow Shanghainese (I'm also from Shanghai, and Xiao Yang Sheng Jian is originally from our city) said it tastes different from the Shanghai version and is very unappetizing. **To get to the Kids' Club (Tong Le Fang):** Take the shuttle bus to the 'Diamond' or 'Crystal' Lobby, find the 'Galaxy Hotel' sign, and then you'll find the Kids' Club. It's on the 2nd floor of the Galaxy Hotel. I also recommend going to the other end of the Kids' Club entrance, which leads to the swimming pool. Double rooms can be combined into one large bed; I've tested it for everyone. You don't need to bring a converter; that's a nice convenience. The room isn't particularly large, but I think it's sufficient. The window overlooks Hengqin. Next time, I plan to come directly from Hengqin instead of Gongbei. **To get to Pai Kok Light Rail Station:** Get off at the 'Diamond Lobby', walk towards the 'Galaxy Hotel' sign, and then ask the staff; they will tell you where to go. Galaxy, including Broadway, has many foreign staff. If you don't understand Cantonese, knowing English will be much more convenient for you, as sometimes the staff might not immediately find someone who speaks Chinese (this is sometimes, not always)."

"Not the most convenient location, but there’s shuttle buses provided by the hotel to/from the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, The Venetian and The Parisian. Shuttle buses to the hotels at Cotai Strip only starts from 11AM though, would be great if it can start earlier. The staff also made up for it with their service! They were very helpful in directing us to the bus stop that we were looking for, and helped us to break our note to give us small change so that we can get around Macau by public bus. Ron very kindly upgraded us to a sea view room and we had a very comfortable stay!"

"Switched from Studio City to Galaxy, and the contrast is stark. Galaxy's service is absolutely outstanding, from being escorted to check-in to the front desk staff walking us to the elevator after we were done. I used to think this level of service was standard for larger hotels, but Studio City was so disappointing, making the difference incredibly obvious. My kids absolutely loved the Grand Resort Deck; it's a fantastic option for children from the North wanting to play in the water during long holidays. **Facilities**: Very well-maintained; everything still looks new. **Hygiene**: Even for someone like me who's quite particular about cleanliness, it was great. **Environment**: There's a casino downstairs that the elderly enjoyed, and the kids also loved the Kids' Club. The old town is nearby too, a popular spot for photos, just across the road, which is super convenient. **Service**: Very satisfied."