Lisboeta Macau

Great! The room isn't outdated, and there's a shopping mall on the first floor with plenty of food options. The Brown & Friends Cafe is on the second floor, and it's actually connected to the L'Occitane store – I thought they were separate buildings! There are Brown & Friends elements everywhere, I absolutely loved it!

This hotel offers excellent value for money in Taipa. The retro-style decor is beautiful and clean. Its location, slightly away from Taipa's busiest area and without a casino, makes it very quiet. Breakfast is available at one of three restaurants in the downstairs mall; I chose the Western buffet, which was a bit simple.

The rooms and service were impeccable. The pork chop bun and milk tea at the ice cafe on the first floor were absolutely delicious. Getting to Macau Peninsula was a bit of a hassle, even though there are many options. You can take the shuttle from the Grand Lisboa Palace next door, but it's always packed. Taxis are an option, but there's a long queue for those too. Buses are okay, but they're not very frequent here. If you're just staying in Taipa, walking or taking the light rail are very convenient options.

The twin room has two 1.4m beds, which is great, especially for a family of three or four. It's good value for money, quite clean, and conveniently located with a bus stop right downstairs.

Excellent value for money! Found a hotel with incredible value in Macau! The Grand Lisboa Palace Resort, the rooms are clean and quiet, and most importantly, there's no casino, so the vibe is really fresh and calm. It's perfect for families with kids or anyone just looking for a peaceful getaway. Prices are usually a few hundred, which is a really sweet deal! There's a shopping mall right downstairs from the hotel, making dining, entertainment, and shopping super convenient.

The hotel is clean and the breakfast is good. It's also very convenient for getting around, whether by taxi or by walking to the Grand Lisboa Palace for transportation.

I visit Macau 2-3 times a year, so a price hike during the summer weekend was expected. This time, I chose The Londoner Macao for our family of three, specifically for the 1.4m twin beds, which allowed us to sleep comfortably without feeling cramped. The room's cleanliness and overall environment were good, and the window overlooked the stadium. The front desk staff were all warm and welcoming, contradicting some reviews about poor service. The room was well-equipped with amenities sufficient for daily use, and there was even a self-service vending machine on our floor, which was quite convenient! The best part is that despite The Londoner Macao's slightly off-the-beaten-path location, there's a shopping mall right downstairs, catering to all our daily needs for food, clothing, and entertainment. There's also a 24-hour cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style diner), and registering as a Londoner Macao member gives you an 15% discount. The hotel also provided two discount coupons for Wynn Palace, with free shuttle bus service to Wynn Palace and Grand Lisboa Palace. The coupons included a priority ride on the cable car once, which was perfect for watching the musical fountain show in the evening. There was also a shopping and dining discount card for the mall, which really made up for the location. It's clear that The Londoner Macao's management is very thoughtful and genuinely cares about its guests.👍🏻👍🏻 Previously, staying in the Parisian area meant large shopping centers, but during peak season, it could get uncomfortably crowded. The Londoner Macao, however, is quieter and less crowded, making for a more comfortable and leisurely trip. The hotel is a 7-8 minute walk from the East Asian Games Dome Light Rail Station, and getting to Cunha Street (Taipa Pier Station) is also more affordable than taking a taxi. Personally, I think it's a very cost-effective choice for a family of three or four. Next time, I want to try the L'Occitane room and the LINE FRIENDS themed room, as I believe the weekday prices will be even more attractive. In short: Of course, more expensive hotels will offer a different experience – you get what you pay for. But for our family's habit and experience of visiting Macau for a few days every year, The Londoner Macao is a good value-for-money option. If guests have higher demands, then I'd recommend choosing a more expensive hotel. 😉😉

The room was more spacious than I expected! The environment was clean and tidy. Breakfast was decent, nothing special. The pool was a bit small though. But the transportation was convenient, and there's a direct bus to the hotel!