YOHO Continental Hotel, managed by the Continental Hotel brand, is situated in the prime central location of Macau Peninsula, overlooking the tranquil waters of Nam Van Lake. It is also located at the city’s vibrant Central Business District (CBD), and lies within walking distance to many renowned casino resorts (Wynn Resort, StarWorld Hotel, MGM, Grand Lisboa, etc.). The hotel awarded for its design by the Asia Property Awards and certified with the Macau's Most Beautiful Landscape and Quality Brand Award, the hotel embodies a harmonious blend of scenic beauty and refined aesthetics.
It features 204 exquisitely designed boutique rooms, each crafted with a palette of deep noir as the protective base, accented by warm wood tones and antique gold details, creating a discreet yet luxurious sanctuary for travelers who journey through the edges of day and night.
The hotel is also home to—The Lakeside Shoppes, offering a cinema, diverse dining options, fashion retailers, and family-friendly facilities for a multifaceted experience. Nearby attractions such as Sakura Avenue, Lakeside Art Park, and a scenic running trail invite you to immerse in leisure moments where nature meets art, redefining your shopping and holiday getaway.
"This hotel offers incredibly poor value for money, in my opinion.
The location and views are good, and that's its only positive.
However, the overall quality is mediocre, including but not limited to:
1. The bathroom sink drainage is poor.
2. While there is a shuttle bus to the Barrier Gate, the front desk never informed me of its specific schedule. Aside from an inconspicuous sign near the main entrance, there were no other notices about it within the hotel. It's easy to miss the shuttle to the Gongbei Port.
3. When checking out in the morning, I'm not sure if it was due to staff shortages or what, but the 'European Lakeside' front desk was completely unattended. There were no instructions for luggage storage either, leaving many guests standing around, looking confused.
4. The in-room phone was unanswered at night.
The room itself was just so-so. I'd still recommend prioritizing hotels with better services."