London Hotel

The rooms are always spotless, and even though they're not huge, they're perfectly maintained. I'm a frequent guest here. This time, I brought three friends along. After one of them got out of the taxi, they realized their phone had slipped out of their pocket and was left in the car. They were incredibly anxious and didn't know what to do. I suggested we go to the hotel's front desk for help, and told them the phone was left in a taxi. Immediately, they checked the surveillance footage to get the taxi's license plate number. Then, they made numerous calls to report it to the police and contacted them directly. In less than half an hour, we went to the police station and got the phone back! Their efficiency was truly outstanding. I'm so grateful to the three front desk staff members who helped us throughout the process.

The room was great, with a direct charging outlet so I didn't need an adapter; you can also borrow one from the front desk. The room wasn't facing the road, so it was quiet at night. There's a small park downstairs, and two chain supermarkets, Lai Lai and Xin Hua Cheng, nearby where you can buy snacks and drinks. It's within walking distance to the Ruins of St. Paul's and St. Dominic's Church. There's also a currency exchange shop downstairs where you can exchange MOP directly.

Macau Ying King Hotel is great. My uncle first stayed here in 2015. The front desk service is excellent, and it's only a five-minute walk from the Macau bus stop, 'Rua da Alfândega'. There's a park nearby and plenty of supermarkets, including Lai Lai Supermarket, a local Macau chain with many Macau specialties and imported coffees at reasonable prices. Booking from Monday to Thursday is a bit cheaper. I'd definitely recommend it to friends and family visiting Macau. The only downside is that the rooms are a bit small.

Great value for money, this is definitely my top choice for a budget hotel. The location is ideal, right in St. Paul's, making it super convenient for food and shopping. From now on, whenever I go to Macau, I'll book the Hotel Kou Wah first!

The hotel was a bit hard to find; I had to spend some time on Google Maps to locate it. Most of the nearby restaurants serve Western or Filipino food, but luckily there are two large supermarkets (New Flora City/Lai Lai) where you can shop around. The room was small, but the bathroom amenities were complete. The only downsides were the snowy TV screen and the limited channel selection. The front desk staff were very friendly, smiling and welcoming.

Facilities: Well-equipped, and the bathroom even has a wet/dry separation. Cleanliness: Excellent, very clean and tidy. Environment: Great environment, easy-to-find hotel location. There's a bus stop nearby, and the Ruins of St. Paul's isn't far. Plenty of food options and supermarkets close by. Service: Good, I'll definitely book here again next time.

The room was a bit small, but it had all the necessary amenities. The front desk staff were friendly and proactive. It's conveniently located near food, drinks, and transportation. Overall, for a downtown area, the price is quite reasonable.