Inns in Macau, China

The location is super convenient! Right outside, you'll find the Ruins of St. Paul's, and walking a bit further brings you towards Grand Lisboa and Wynn. There are tons of pharmacies, supermarkets, and restaurants on the street. Plus, there are bus stops that can take you to both the old and new parts of the city.

The room is compact and comfortable, featuring a cozy bed and a tiny bathroom. The room is equipped with helpful amenities, including a hairdryer, adapter, TV, kettle, and several cloth hangers. The air conditioning works effectively and keeps the room quite cold, and there is space between the bed and TV for a medium suitcase. The reception is conveniently located on the second floor, where guests can access a microwave and drinking water, as well as bathroom amenities. The hotel’s prime location is a significant advantage, just a 5-minute walk from the bus stop, allowing easy travel around Macau. For those arriving from the airport, the MT4 Bus to PONTE 16 followed by a short 10-minute walk to the hotel is very straightforward. Additionally, there are plenty of restaurants along the street and a large supermarket nearby, enhancing the overall convenience of the stay.

Great location, around 15 min flat walk from Barra station, possibly the best budget accommodation with easy access from public transportation. Room was basic but clean, provided all I needed for a 1 night layover in Macau. There is a universal power outlet so no need to use a converter. Also within walking distance to most areas of interest in Macau center. Highly recommend

My cousin and her husband stayed at Towns Well Motel during their trip to Macau, and overall, they had a good experience. One of the best things about this hotel is its location. It’s very close to major attractions like Senado Square and other tourist spots, all within walking distance, which made exploring the city very convenient. Their room was surprisingly spacious and clean, which they really appreciated after long days of घूमing around Macau. The value for money is also good, especially considering how central the hotel is. However, they did mention that the hotel is a bit old and can be hard to find at first since it’s located along narrow streets and uphill paths. Transportation can also be slightly inconvenient, especially if you have luggage. The staff were generally okay, though communication can sometimes be a challenge due to limited English. Overall, it’s a practical and budget-friendly option for travelers who prioritize location and space over luxury. My cousin and her husband were satisfied with their stay and would still recommend it for short visits in Macau.

Extremely satisfied, had a very comfortable stay. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time. The environment is beautiful, safe, and quiet, with no noise at all. I absolutely love this wonderful hotel!

The room was clean and well-maintained. The cleaning staff, especially the 'Auntie' (a respectful term for a female cleaner), provided excellent service. It's close to the border crossing, and I had a very comfortable stay. The front desk staff (both male and female 'Xiaojie/Xiaoge', polite terms for young ladies/gentlemen) were very thoughtful and even gave us complimentary breakfast. The price was great, there's a supermarket downstairs, and a bus stop nearby. I'll definitely recommend it to friends next time!

Although the room was small, it was well-arranged and efficiently utilized, so it didn't feel cramped at all. The shower room also felt spacious enough. Everything was clean, tidy, and comfortable. The surrounding area is also quite nice, but the main selling point is the superb location – it's just a 5-minute walk to the Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal and Senado Square, which is incredibly convenient. The staff were also absolutely top-notch. The value for money is excellent, and I will definitely stay here again on my next trip to Macau.

The room was nice, but there was no hot water – a cold shower! But the main issue was being rushed out at check-out. They practically kicked me out, saying if I stayed even 30-40 minutes late, I'd have to pay for a full day! I checked in late at night, didn't get enough rest, and woke up around noon, only to be immediately pressured to leave. This was despite the next check-in being at 2 PM, leaving plenty of time to clean if I just took a little longer to pack. In the end, they wouldn't even let me sit in the hallway or on the stairs; I needed Wi-Fi to set up my eSIM. Overall, the hotel is okay, but the staff isn't polite.

It was an amazing experience staying in this hotel. The room is very clean and new. Equipped with Acca Kappa toiletries, toothbrush, paste, comb, slippers, bath towels, safety box, hair blower and complimentary mineral bottle water. Strategic location, bus stop located just 1min in front of the main street where you can board 21A/26A to Cotai and N3 midnight bus (bus stop in front of Parisian Hotel) to be back here. The hotel is walking distance to Senado Square with all shopping spots, shops and eateries. Front concierge staffs are helpful and offered complimentary Macau Guide booklet where you may refer to. Highly recommended and will be back.

I chose this Macau hotel for a Saturday night after visiting Chimelong Hengqin. At the time, it was the cheapest hotel on Trip.com for that day, and it showed only one twin room with two 1.5m beds remaining. After discounts, I paid 586 RMB. Apparently, on weekdays, this hotel can go for 200-300 RMB. I arrived at the hotel at 9 PM, only to find that no rooms were available yet. The room I got was a twin room directly facing the reception, with a private bathroom and complimentary toiletries. That was all fine, but it was incredibly noisy at night. Being a street-facing room, it was right by a busy main road, with constant noise from motorcycles and cars speeding by. The curtains were decent at blocking light, ensuring the room stayed dark. Eventually, I was just too tired and fell asleep. Later, when checking out and heading to the Border Gate, the taxi driver recommended a few nearby hotels like Hotel Harbourview and Hotel Ka Fu. He also mentioned that if it wasn't a Friday or Saturday, you could find much better hotels at that price point on weekdays. Plus, there seemed to be some concerts happening at the time, which probably drove up the price of my stay. I also saw a group of four – one guy and three girls, probably students – checking in at the same time, opting for a room with four beds. So, I think this hotel would be a good choice at around 200 RMB on a weekday. However, if you're traveling with family and need something quiet and comfortable, you might want to look elsewhere. After all, we stayed to get a good night's rest before exploring Macau the next day, and we really had no other options. I'd suggest asking the hotel if they have inner-facing rooms beforehand and try to avoid street-facing ones. Overall, I'd say this hotel is alright, just passable.