Hotels With Breakfast in Macau, China

On a business trip to Macau, I spent a lot of time choosing a hotel and I'm so glad I finally settled on the Grand Lapa Hotel due to its convenient transportation. The hotel boasts an impressive architectural style and an excellent location with plenty of amenities nearby. The abundant breakfast was particularly satisfying. The staff were very helpful and always willing to assist. One day, my room card wouldn't open the door, and it turned out the room lock's battery had died. First, a bellboy accompanied me upstairs to check, and then after about a ten-minute wait, two technicians arrived to fix it, which they did in just a few minutes – very efficient. The bellboy was also very quick and efficient in helping me call a taxi and with my luggage. I brought my own bedding as I was worried about mosquito bites in Macau, but the hotel's bedding was actually very clean. It has the advantages of an older hotel (excellent location) while mostly avoiding the drawbacks (outdated facilities). Although the style is from the 80s or 90s, the carpets and bathroom facilities don't show their age. Great value for money!

Great location! Right across from the 16 Pu bus station and within walking distance to the Ruins of St. Paul's. In the evenings, you can also walk to Rua da Praia do Manduco for some food. The hotel even has a ladies-only floor, which is a nice touch!

The room was clean and well-maintained. There are many restaurants near the hotel, and most of them are open until the early hours of the morning, so you don't have to worry about finding food if you get hungry at night. The front desk staff were very polite and helpful; they even enthusiastically recommended nearby restaurants. Special thanks to a male receptionist in a suit who patiently showed us how to get to Venice for a concert. We really appreciate his thoughtful service! The hotel breakfast was also good; a staff member seated us, so we didn't have to find our own table. You just place a 'reserved' sign on the table and then go get your food. We are very satisfied with this hotel and will definitely consider staying here again if we have the chance.

This hotel is nestled halfway up the mountain, offering a very quiet environment. The rooms are neat and clean, and it seems each room has a different color scheme. Upon check-in, I was upgraded to a sea-view room, and the balcony and courtyard faced the Macau Tower directly. The only issue is that there's only one bus that goes directly to the hotel, and it doesn't automatically stop at the hotel's station; you have to press the bell. It seems like other stops don't require this, so maybe I'm just out of touch.

I’m a local staying here for post-surgery recovery, extended my stay two times. Reception is decent and helpful. The Japanese restaurant on ground floor is really good and so is the Chinese restaurant on the second floor. I’d say give it a try if you’re staying there, the price is average, totally not overpriced for being inside a hotel. The room soundproof is terrible, you’re out of luck if other guests staying in rooms surrounding you talk super loud or have loud kids. You can also clearly hear conversations outside the hallway. You can also hear the water pipe noises whenever people staying upstairs/downstairs shower. Not the most serene environment. Amenities are alright, the provided shower gel, shampoo and conditioner are a bit small so you’d constantly have to ask for refills for longer stays. The bath tub is bigger than usual ones so that’s a good thing but not a fan of the type of shower head they chose, and the tube is a bit short too but there’s an overhead if needed. I wouldn’t say the location is convenient for tourists as there is nothing surrounding the hotel but they do provide scheduled shuttle buses to get round town and to some hotspots. The walk to the nearest light rail station is around 12-18min (depending on your pace) on foot.

The free mini-bar snacks and drinks were amazing! There were so many delicious treats, and we kept refilling them for the kids, and the staff remained incredibly enthusiastic. Even though it was Chinese New Year and very busy, we still got a room with a great view. I absolutely loved the Toy Story themed tote bag – my child adored it. This hotel truly excels in creating a positive and memorable experience, especially for children. The rooms are also spacious.

The Venetian Macao Stay: An Unexpectedly Luxurious Trip My stay in the Venetian Macao's Luxury Royale Suite was filled with surprises, and I absolutely have to write a glowing review to recommend it to everyone! 【Room: Immersive European Luxury】 The moment I opened the door, I was captivated by the opulent, vintage palace style! Gilded decorations and quality furniture, coupled with warm lighting, made it feel like living in a European noble's residence~ - The space is incredibly spacious, with a well-designed suite layout. The living area, bedroom, and bathroom are clearly separated, so it never felt crowded even with friends over; - The bedding was so soft I could 'sink in and never want to get up.' I slept for one night and surprisingly had no back or neck pain (a huge plus for someone with neck issues like me!); - Attention to hygiene was top-notch: the bathroom had a separate wet and dry area, high-end toiletries, and towels so fluffy they could 'bounce off.' Not a speck of dust could be found even in the corners – a dream for anyone with OCD. 【Amenities: All Your Food, Drink, and Fun Needs Covered】 At the Venetian, the main draw is being able to 'have a blast without even leaving the premises': - The Gondola ride is a must-try! Sitting in the swaying boat, listening to the gondolier hum Italian folk songs, and passing by European-style buildings along the 'man-made canal' truly makes you feel like you're in Venice for a moment; - Shop 'til you drop at the mall: home to luxury brands like LV and Gucci. When you get tired, you can pop into a cha chaan teng for a bowl of noodles or head to a trendy café for some industrial-chic photos; - The recreational facilities are amazing: the heated pool offers spectacular views (you can swim while admiring the Macao Tower at night), the gym has more equipment than a personal training studio, and even the aromatherapy scents in the spa area are incredibly therapeutic~ 【Location: Prime Macao Buffs Aplenty】 The hotel is located in the heart of the Macao Peninsula, with incredibly convenient transportation: - It's a 10-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's. After sightseeing, you can also check out the colorful houses on Love Lane nearby; - A 5-minute taxi ride to the Grand Lisboa/Wynn Palace if you're in the mood for some gambling; - Surrounded by a plethora of food options: old-school pork chop buns, authentic Portuguese cuisine, popular ice cream parlors... You can easily sample all of Macao's flavors on foot~ From hardware to service, from experience to location, The Venetian Macao has ingrained 'high-end vacation vibes' into every single detail! I'll definitely be back for a second visit next time I'm in Macao~ I genuinely recommend it to all travelers seeking quality and a sense of occasion!

My recent stay at the Sofitel Ponte 16 in Macau was nothing short of spectacular. From the moment I arrived, the hotel’s sophisticated French-inspired design and warm hospitality set the tone for a truly memorable experience. The staff were incredibly attentive, always greeting me with genuine smiles and going above and beyond to ensure my comfort. The rooms are stylishly appointed, blending modern luxury with classic charm. My room boasted stunning views of the Inner Harbour, and the plush bedding made for restful nights after long days of exploring. The bathroom was equally impressive—spacious, modern, and stocked with premium Lanvin toiletries. One of the highlights of staying here is the hotel’s prime location. Sofitel Ponte 16 is just a short walk from the iconic Ruins of St. Paul, making it perfect for history buffs and culture lovers. You can stroll along the scenic waterfront promenade and reach the ruins in under 10 minutes—it’s that convenient! After visiting this UNESCO World Heritage site, returning to the tranquility and elegance of the hotel felt like stepping into a peaceful retreat. Dining at the hotel was also a treat. Whether enjoying a refined meal at Le Chinois or sipping cocktails by the pool, every culinary experience was top-notch. The breakfast spread was particularly delightful, offering both international favorites and local Macanese specialties. In summary, Sofitel Ponte 16 offers the perfect blend of luxury, convenience, and culture. Its unbeatable location near the Ruins of St. Paul, combined with world-class service and amenities, makes it a standout choice for any traveler visiting Macau. I can’t wait to return!

Facilities: The facilities are a bit old, but the overall hygiene is good. The breakfast is more Western-style, with a decent variety. The soundproofing is excellent; it's not noisy at all, even though it's by the road. Environment: There are many bus routes nearby, making transportation very convenient. Service: The staff are all very enthusiastic and can even help call a taxi. Price: Compared to other hotels, the value for money is excellent. I would definitely consider staying here again in the future.

The location is great, very close to Grand Lisboa and Lisboa Hotel. There are bus stops nearby, making it convenient to get around. The hotel's cleanliness is good, and the bedding is quite comfortable. The front desk service and luggage storage were both good. However, the soundproofing in the room isn't great; you can hear conversations from next door very clearly. 😊