5-Star Hotels in Macau, China

This time I chose to stay at the YOHO Golden Island Hotel in Macau, which offers great value for money 🏨. I stumbled upon it on Xiaohongshu and was instantly captivated by the room view. I booked the Pure Gold (Golden Island) Fireworks Seaview Room for around $7xx. The room was spacious and comfortable, with warm and elegant lighting, and a subtle, pleasant fragrance. Located in the heart of the Macau Peninsula, the hotel room offered panoramic views of the Macau Tower, Penha Hill Chapel 💒, and Nam Van Lake 🌃. Downstairs is the YOHO Golden Island Mall, with everything you need for dining, shopping, and entertainment – super convenient! 🤩 There are clothes, cosmetics, a cinema, supermarket, restaurants, and more. 🏨 Hotel lobby on the 2nd floor 🏋️ Gym room 24hrs (2/F) 🏊‍♀️ Three infinity pools where you can swim and enjoy beautiful views (2/F). One of them is a heated pool (so you can swim comfortably even in winter). 🌟🎶 You can even swim and listen to music underwater! 🏪 Convenience store 24hrs (2/F) 🍽️ Restaurants (2/F) After checking in and dropping off our luggage, my friend and I went downstairs to watch a movie. This cinema is Macau's first Bona International Cinema. My friend and I watched Zootopia 2 there – the environment and facilities were excellent 👍. They have VIP screening rooms with different themes, USB charging ports, and small lights. ☕️ After the movie, we went to the famous Blooom for a coffee. The outdoor red apple trees were adorned with Christmas ribbons and scarves, super cute! 🍣 Hokkaido Uoichi Rotating Sushi Fresh ingredients and a wide variety, also great value for money. 🎭 South Beauty Elegant and upscale dining environment with a variety of dishes, featuring Sichuan, Hunan, Shandong, and Cantonese cuisines. They also have Macau exclusive dishes! 🏨 YOHO Golden Island Hotel 🔍 No. 12, Lagoa Avenida, Nam Van District, Macau Peninsula 🚌 From Gongbei Port, you can take the hotel's free shuttle bus or Macau Public Bus 🚌 3/3X to ”Praca de Ferreira Amaral”.

Twin room: On the 8th floor, facing the road, diagonally opposite the Golden Lotus Square. Good soundproofing. The air conditioning doesn't provide heating, so if you're sensitive to cold, you can ask housekeeping for a portable heater. The bathrobes are comfortable. Breakfast: Not worth buying, it's very simple and not good value for money, nothing special to eat (unless you love typical Western breakfast food). Kids' Club: Has both indoor and outdoor areas, with a 2-hour time limit. It's miniature but fun. There are many small parks around the hotel, and these parks all have simple children's play equipment. It's very close to the Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre, which is great! Transportation: A taxi to the Border Gate costs MOP 55-60. A taxi to The Venetian costs MOP 100. It's very close to the Car Museum. Walking to Senado Square takes 20 minutes, and the Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre is also within walking distance. Dining: Lots of local restaurants where residents eat. Service: Not many Mandarin-speaking staff, but enough for our needs. Overall very good, I think it's great.

The hotel no longer offers a free shuttle to the Border Gate (Guanzha). My request for a room facing the park couldn't be accommodated. However, it's quite convenient to walk to the Lighthouse, Lou Lim Ieoc Garden, and *** from here. The rooms are clean and soundproofing is excellent. You have to ask the staff specifically for slippers. It was renovated in 2016, so it has a bit of an older feel, but it's very well-maintained and offers good value for money. The buffet breakfast restaurant has a nice view of the park.

We had a great stay here. Nice Christmas 🎄 decorations in the hotel. Staff very helpful with everything. Breakfast was ok (great pastries 🥐) could have some more options like fresh vegetables. Location is nice next to river with walking distance to old center. Pity the ****** was closed, seems there will not be a restart of these facilities here. Therefore also less options for shuttle buses (ferry, boarder, etc). The room was good but we had a room with this connection door to another room, where sounds from direct neighbors can be heard through quite well. But overall pleasant stay.

Great hotel with an excellent location and service. The hotel is incredibly clean and well maintained. Jockey Club metro station is just a few minutes’ walk away, and there are plenty of shops and supermarkets nearby. All the famous ******* can be reached within a few minutes by bus. The view from the room is very nice — you can even see Zhuhai. Taipa ferry port and the airport are also not far, which is very convenient. The staff are friendly, professional, and responsive. All our requests were handled promptly, and the reception kindly allowed us to check out one hour later than the official time. thanks to Charles for helping us with the shuttle bus schedules.

The overall experience at New Orient Landmark Hotel in Macau was excellent. The room was spacious and clean, the bedding was comfortable, and it was very quiet at night, allowing for a good rest. The front desk and customer service staff were all very friendly, efficient, and professional, making both check-in and check-out smooth. The hotel's location is also great, with convenient access to restaurants and supermarkets nearby, and it's easy to get around on foot. The facilities are well-maintained, and attention to detail is evident, which made for a very reassuring stay. Overall, it offers great value for money, and I would definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Macau.

Returned to this hotel again and loved it as always. It's an old hotel with a five-star feel. The service attitude is superb! 👍 The bellhops, front desk, and room service staff were all so warm and kind. This time, I traveled with three elderly relatives, specifically for my aunt's 75th birthday. When the front desk found out, they arranged for a birthday cake to be delivered 🎂, and it tasted wonderful. For our return trip, we booked the free shuttle to the airport. This travel experience was absolutely fantastic! There's a Macau Pui Kei Bakery inside the building too, with BBQ pork buns, chicken buns, and bread that are all incredibly delicious 😋. We even bought another birthday cake, and I believe it was made by the same pastry chef 🥳. **Facilities:** Old but charming. **Hygiene:** Quite good. We didn't need daily room cleaning, just towel changes and trash bag replacement. **Environment:** Because rooms were a bit tight and we wanted the elderly to see the fountain across the street, we checked into a smoking room. The hotel did a smoke-free treatment, but next time, I'll definitely opt for a non-smoking room again 😉. **Service:** Very enthusiastic, attentive, and excellent service quality. **Minibar:** Satisfied my love for drinks.

The room we chose had an excellent view, and with the current Alice in Wonderland theme, the garden design was truly fantastic. The only thing that bothered me the most was the poor soundproofing. You could clearly hear people talking as they passed by in the corridor, which negatively impacted my sleep quality. The hotel offers many dining options, and most of the staff were quite friendly. However, on the day we checked out and needed to take the shuttle bus, the attitude of one staff member was so bad that I really wanted to file a complaint. This experience alone is probably why I won't be staying here again. After all, there are so many other choices available.

This was my second stay here. I love this hotel, especially the somewhat 90s vibe. It's not brand new, by any stretch of the imagination, but it's feel really luxurious and comfy. It seems pretty clean overall, but there's room for improvement on the details (the carpets, some old stains here and there).Overall it's a great experience. The swimming pool and the food are amazing.

I originally booked a standard sea view room, but upon arrival, I was upgraded to an executive room for an additional 300 MOP over two nights. Coming from Hong Kong by ferry, the hotel's location right next to the pier made check-in incredibly convenient; it was just a 10-minute walk. The hotel is very large, like a castle. The room I stayed in was on the 3rd floor and had a musty smell, perhaps because it hadn't been occupied for a while or due to its proximity to the sea. Everything else was quite good, but don't expect a great view from the sea view room – the water is very murky and not particularly beautiful. The hotel staff were exceptionally warm and friendly, big thumbs up for their service! Taking a taxi from the hotel to Rua do Cunha cost 110 MOP, and to the Ruins of St. Paul's cost 45 MOP. The area around the hotel is a bit desolate and not very lively at night, as it's a residential area.