Cheap Hotels in Macau

"The hotel's location is good, and I specifically booked a room with a fireworks view, which was quite nice for watching the fireworks. The only thing I need to emphasize is the extremely low efficiency of the front desk staff. I just needed a beer opener, and I waited at least 3 hours. During that time, I called numerous times to follow up, and in the end, they gave me a wine opener. Then, they had to check again to see if they even had a beer opener before they could reply to me. It really spoiled my mood. Additionally, the payment methods for the hotel's room service are very unfriendly; many require Macau bank accounts or credit cards, and there's a MOP$2 plastic bag levy for each dish. That night, the restaurant was booked for a private event, so no one delivered food to the room. The service was very disappointing."

"My friend told me this is a newly opened hotel, so I specifically brought my family to experience it, and overall satisfaction is very good. 1. The service attitude is amazing! The greeters are very enthusiastic, always opening the car doors when we get in and out, and helping with luggage during check-in. The butler also has WeChat and responds quickly, which is convenient for mainland guests. 2. The room is super spacious, perfect for a family. However, there's only one shower, which can be inconvenient if four people are staying. 3. The privacy is excellent; each elevator is dedicated, so you won't encounter other guests. 4. The pool and hot springs environment is very nice. The pool isn't heated and is a bit cold, but the hot springs are fantastic. The hotel is currently in its soft opening phase. The location is a bit secluded, and some facilities, like the gym, are not yet open. Also, there's no edible ice, and I heard from the staff that it's been broken for a few days and hasn't been fixed. Nevertheless, I am very satisfied overall; the minor flaws don't detract from the overall experience."

"My stay at YOHO The Macau Roosevelt was absolutely fantastic! The hotel's overall design has a Hollywood retro-chic vibe, creating an atmosphere that's both elegant and relaxing. 1. **Views and Environment:** The most stunning aspect was definitely the view! The sunset and dusk glow, whether viewed from near the hotel or from the room, was simply breathtaking. The colorful light reflecting on the sky and water, coupled with the expansive city skyline in the distance, made for incredible photo opportunities! 2. **Surroundings and Dining:** The hotel's location is super convenient, with a plethora of excellent local eateries nearby. During my stay, I got to savor some authentic local cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style cafe) delights, including a scrambled egg and French toast combo with iced milk tea. I also checked out the famous old-school 'Mok Yi Kei' (dessert shop), truly experiencing the vibrant local flavor and culinary charm of Macau. 3. **Service and Facilities:** Check-in was smooth, and the staff were friendly and polite. The room was spacious and clean, with comfortable bedding, allowing for a truly restful stay. Overall, it was a very pleasant stay. The views, environment, and surrounding convenience all exceeded expectations, offering excellent value for money! I'll definitely consider staying here again on my next trip to Macau!"

"The room was very spacious, and the soundproofing from the outside was quite good, allowing for a peaceful rest. Although the hotel has been open for a while, the facilities are still excellent and don't feel inconvenient. The only minor downside is that the doors close quite loudly, and the soundproofing on the hallway side could be better. Everything else was great; the view room offers panoramic views of the surrounding buildings. Being close to Disneyland, it's highly recommended!"

"After looking at many hotels, I finally chose this one. I just came back yesterday after a four-night stay, and it was pretty good. I didn't choose a room directly facing the lake view, but it was still fine. It had a balcony overlooking the pool, and the price was more affordable. The smart concierge, accessed by scanning a QR code, was very convenient. There's a large bus stop right outside the entrance, so you can get anywhere with a single bus ride. It was a little bit damp, but that's unavoidable with high humidity. Since there are no entertainment facilities inside the hotel, it's quieter and not noisy. The swimming pool is quite nice, and you can see the Macau Tower from there, making it a peaceful and contemplative spot. If there are fireworks, I'd recommend choosing a lake-view room."

"Every time we visit, Grand Lisboa Palace is our top choice. First, let's talk about its location. It's very close to the airport, so we can take a taxi directly to the hotel. Next, the amenities. Whether it's dining or shopping, everything is catered for. And then, the environment. Dubbed the 'Oriental Versailles,' the architecture blends Baroque palace grandeur with Eastern aesthetics. With its vast gardens and lawns, every photo you take is a masterpiece. The basic room type starts at 60 square meters, which is quite spacious for a Macau hotel. The decor is a new Chinese-style mix with light luxury, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows that offer excellent natural light and views of the estate's greenery. The bathroom has a double-sink marble design, with a separate bathtub and a walk-in shower, so there's no waiting around to get ready. All drinks in the mini-bar are complimentary, and there's a capsule coffee machine – thoughtful details. However, it's noticeable that after a few years of use, there's a slight feeling of wear and tear. The facilities include indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools, a 24-hour gym, and a large shopping center downstairs. Several specialty restaurants like The Grand Buffet and The White Orchid are also here, offering a rich variety of dining options. The only minor drawbacks: the hotel is massive with many rooms and floors, so finding your way can be a bit confusing. Its location at the southern end of Taipa means you need to take a shuttle bus to places like Rua do Cunha or The Venetian. Overall, it's perfect for a vacation or family trip – quiet and not noisy, with photography and dining all taken care of in one place."

"My stay at The Parisian Macao was excellent. The hotel is super convenient to get to, with a wide variety of free shuttle routes connecting to the border gates and airport, making travel very affordable. Plus, there are internal walkways directly linking to The Venetian and The Londoner, making it incredibly easy to explore the resort complex. The staff were generally warm and polite; they patiently answered all my questions about directions and shuttle schedules. There are plenty of photo opportunities, with the Eiffel Tower right outside the hotel creating a fantastic ambiance, perfect for photos day or night. The hotel also boasts a large shopping mall with a diverse range of businesses, including restaurants, souvenir shops, and retail brands – making it a one-stop-shop for dining, accommodation, and retail therapy. The room was clean and well-equipped. For anyone visiting Taipa, staying here is definitely a great choice."

"This hotel offered a very comfortable and relaxing stay. The beautiful river view from the window added an extra touch of peace and tranquility. Best of all, many famous attractions were easily accessible on foot, saving us the hassle of commuting. Plus, there's a bus stop conveniently located near the hotel, which made getting around incredibly easy. Overall, it was a very pleasant experience."

"The location is a bit close to the East Asian Games Dome. A taxi from Macau Airport costs around 60 MOP. It's about a 13-15 minute walk from the Grand Lisboa Palace, but if you're not familiar with the area, be aware that there are slopes and you can't just cross the road anywhere. If you have a lot of luggage or small children, just take a taxi! Check-in was smooth. I was worried about the room card, so I didn't book through an agent. I really liked the highest room type! It has a 'hui' character layout with a three-part bathroom for privacy, and the sofa bed in the living room can be opened with bedding provided! They gave us a birthday cake upon check-in and plenty of bottled water. We also received skip-the-line tickets for the Wynn Palace gondola, a voucher for MaMi Egg Waffles, two 50 MOP Angel's Cafe vouchers, and a shopping mall discount booklet! You can get 20% off go-karting and souvenirs! Business was good, and they allowed a late checkout until 12 PM. Express checkout and free luggage storage were also available! Although there's no casino, there are shuttle buses to Wynn Palace, but airport buses are less frequent! Our room type included three breakfasts, but if yours doesn't, you can find a better deal on Dianping for group-buy breakfasts! The room was quiet and clean! Perfect for adult children traveling with their parents!"

"I had the chance to visit Macau for two days, and on my way to Shanghai, I decided to stay at the Grand Hyatt. I've always had a good impression of the Grand Hyatt, finding it to be a high-end hotel with a strong sense of design, so my expectations were quite high before checking in. However, after actually checking in, I felt that some of the facilities were indeed showing their age. For example, the toilet showed noticeable wear and tear, with clear signs of use, making it feel old and a bit dirty overall. I even forgot to take photos at the time. Other areas of the bathroom were actually quite nice, but the bathing and shower areas weren't completely separated, which made using them a bit awkward. Overall, the hotel still retains its design aesthetic, but the maintenance of the hardware definitely needs improvement. The floor we stayed on was also great, offering views of other hotels in the vicinity."