Beach Hotels in Macau, China

This time, I brought my child to Macau, mainly to enjoy the water activities. After comparing several water parks, I finally chose Studio City Water Park. Here's my overall experience: 4⭐: Quite satisfied. 1⭐: Deducted for the buffet breakfast and the strange noise in the room at night. Room Type: Celebrity Tower Classic King Room. It was clean and hygienic, but at night, I kept hearing a sound similar to 'cracking glass' while trying to sleep. I'm not sure what caused it. Breakfast: Average. For someone like me who usually prefers stronger flavors, it was a bit too salty overall. The high chair for my baby was also dirty, with dried noodles left by the previous user still on it. Pools: The outdoor pool is free, but the indoor one requires a fee (you can ask the hotel staff for details). Water Park: Divided into outdoor and indoor sections. The outdoor area offers a lazy river and occasional foam, which my child loved and had a great time with. There aren't many attractions for very young children in the indoor section. Ferris Wheel: Since my hotel booking included tickets for the Ferris wheel, I took my child to experience it. There were very few people, so no waiting in line. The ride lasted 15 minutes. The ticket prices for the 'themed' cabins and standard cabins are different. Personally, I think the standard cabin is sufficient, as the main point is to enjoy the view (if money is no object, feel free to choose the themed one). Other: The hotel also has occasional performances and a wide variety of dining options. If you have time, it's worth exploring! 😊

I couldn’t have asked for a better place to escape the big city. The hygiene standard was excellent – everything felt very clean and well-maintained. Breakfast offered so many options, something for every taste. The swimming pool was a highlight: nice and deep, great for a proper swim. The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout my stay. The whole atmosphere was incredibly relaxed, making it the perfect choice if you truly want to unwind. Highly recommended!

Overall, we had a great time at Grand Resort Deck, and if you're coming for the water fun, it's a must-visit. However, there are a few details to note: 1. Many people mention that the hotel provides sand toys and water guns. While they do have them, they're in very short supply. I asked several staff members, and they all said they didn't have any. The Macau staff generally have good attitudes, but I'd still recommend bringing your own. 2. The hotel feels a bit 'stingy' compared to expectations. For example, my friend booked with me, and she also had kids, but because she didn't request a tent in advance, they couldn't get one. Also, contrary to what many bloggers said, there were no small gifts for children. For two kids, they only gave one children's bathrobe and wouldn't allow more. We visited after the Qingming Festival, but it still felt like resources were very limited. 3. Breakfast was really subpar. The first time, we went to a cafe for a semi-buffet and thought we'd gone to the wrong place. There wasn't much variety, and the servers kept bringing the wrong dishes, completely mixing up orders. The dining area was small. They called it a semi-buffet, but the à la carte menu only had some Chinese dim sum. Plus, children over 6 were charged extra. My daughter, who is under 1.2 meters, was still questioned. While I understand paying extra for older kids according to policy, the buffet should at least be more abundant. Given the quality, I really regret booking breakfast. Paying over 700 for breakfast for the family in an environment like that in the picture, I'd rather go to the Galaxy mall or order in-room dining. My advice for Chinese breakfast is either to try another hotel in Galaxy or just skip booking it here. 4. The hotel is very close to the automated light rail, which was a pleasant surprise. It's very convenient for taking the cable car, watching the House of Dancing Water show, and enjoying the night views. The kids also loved the light rail, finding it very high-tech.

This is my second stay here, and I absolutely love it! The environment is great, and the service is excellent. They even upgraded my room. Currently, they also have an Indian food night dinner event. A taxi to the Galaxy Arena costs 50, but if you want to save money, you can take bus 21A right outside the hotel. Get off at The Londoner, and The Venetian is just across the street. The Londoner also has a direct shuttle to the airport. I really like it here and will definitely come back next time!

The biggest surprise this time was from Andaz, especially their turndown service. They neatly arranged all my skincare products, even tidied up the wires, and provided eye cream. They also served drinks with ice cubes – everything was perfectly arranged. Although there was a minor incident during breakfast involving a mainland tourist, they resolved it with great sincerity and even arranged a car to take me to the Conrad. The only downside is that getting to Grand Resort Deck is quite inconvenient, especially when you're wearing a wet swimsuit.

This was my first stay at Hotel Okura Macau, and my initial impression was how clean and tidy everything was, which made me feel very comfortable and at ease. My second impression was how proactive and enthusiastic the staff were. The Okura also has a clear advantage in its location, making getting around extremely convenient.

An absolutely wonderful experience! The front desk service, provided by a Malaysian girl, was exceptional. From check-in to personally guiding me to my room and explaining all the facilities and their use, she was incredibly nice. The room itself was spacious, and the fresh and delicious fruit delivered daily was a lovely touch. Evian water was readily available everywhere. The room was also cleaned promptly and thoroughly. The 31st-floor pool was sparkling clean. All in all, this is hands down the best hotel in Macau. I will definitely choose Banyan Tree again for my next visit.