Inns in Macau, China

Traveling with my husband, we took a taxi from Gongbei to Grand Lisboa, then used navigation to walk straight to the hotel. It was quite convenient. The bus stop right outside the hotel is shown in the pictures, making it very easy to get around. If you're not taking a taxi from Gongbei, you can take one of these buses to the 'Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro / Tai Fung' stop (also shown in the pictures). The hotel is just a few minutes' walk from there. I got a lot of useful information from reviews, so I'm also providing detailed info to help everyone plan their trips more easily. The hotel is very clean, providing disposable toothbrushes and slippers, but no disposable bath towels – regular towels are available. Some reviews mentioned poor soundproofing, but I didn't experience that. I occasionally heard a child crying in the morning, but perhaps I just had quiet neighbors. The hotel is very close to major attractions on the peninsula like the Ruins of St. Paul's and St. Dominic's Church. There's also SaSa and an M8 duty-free shop next to St. Dominic's Church, so you can shop to your heart's content.

The hotel is in a great location, very close to Gongbei, just a 10-minute walk away. We booked a family room with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, which was perfect for our family or a group trip. Sarah, Luna, and Tina provided excellent service. This will definitely be our first choice next time we visit Macau.

I had a wonderful stay at Family Inn! The entire place was very clean, and the room was kept in excellent condition throughout my visit. The location is perfect—easy to get around, with convenient access to nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants. The service was especially impressive. The staff were friendly, polite, and always ready to help with anything we needed. Check-in and check-out were smooth and hassle-free, which made the whole experience even better. Amenities were simple but well-maintained, and everything in the room worked perfectly. I stayed with friends, and we all felt comfortable and welcomed.

The location of this hotel is superb. Just across Largo Do Senado and with all the shops and restaurants nearby. For a budget hotel, I wouldn’t be expecting that much, the room was not big but just perfect for solo travelers or couples. The bedsheets, pillow covers and blanket covers were made of paper which felt quite weird. The towels were disposal paper ones too. They were generous though giving me 4 packs of towels for a 3-day-stay. The only bad thing about the room was the sound proof. I guess the doors are paper thin or either the gaps were too big. I could literally see the lights from the corridor from my room. Some tourist from China were very loud during mid night I had to open the door and shhhh them. The worst thing is the smell of cigarettes coming from other rooms. No matter what time, there was cigarette smell, even when I’m sleeping. It’s like sleeping in a club or a bar, and it feels terrible. Unless they fix the door problem (I guess the smell is from the huge gaps from the door), I won’t be staying here again.

We stayed for two nights. We did know that they only provide disposal towels so we brought our own. What we did not expect was disposable bed sheets (pic). It was very uncomfortable feeling on the skin, made me sweat like crazy probably because of the plastic like fabric. It also ripped during the first night, I expected it to get exchanged when they bring new water (it’s very common to get two water bottles per night) but it didn’t. So we were left with the ripped disposable sheets and the actual blanket came through. That made me think how often that must have happened before: the people start to sweat (macau is warm and kinda humid) into the actual blanket which is probably never cleaned because of the disposable sheets. Next guests the same thing happens, so basically everyone is sleeping under the same blanket. Doesn’t seem very hygienic to me. Also the bed was very hard (even for Asian standards). My partner and I are both under 25 and had back pain the next morning. The whole hotel and also the room was very humid, smelled like cigarettes/cigar and you can’t open any windows, not even partially. Otherwise it does look like the pictures and the rest of the room/bath was clean except for the smell and probably the bed. Also the location is very convenient. If I wanted to visit macau again I would probably get a hotel in Zhuhai (mainland china) which is less expensive and locals told us there is a 24h border control and the whole process only takes about 10min.

This hotel is perfectly located in Macau's Taipa, right by Rua do Cunha. It's a fantastic spot – lively but still quiet. You can hop on a bus, get off at Rua do Cunha station, and it's just a 60-meter walk, directly opposite the street's entrance. There are tons of places to eat and drink here, plus many great photo opportunities. A big plus is that you don't need a power adapter; 220V works fine, and they even provide charging cables for both Apple and Huawei devices. The rooms are quite spacious, with a wardrobe, toiletries, and disposable slippers. There's a water dispenser outside where you can get hot water. If you're heading to places like the Venetian, you can take a pleasant walk from Dragon Bay Park (Longwan Pu Yun) – it's also a beautiful spot for photos.

This is a new local hotel chain in Macau, with three or four branches just on Rua da Palha (Straw Market Street). I stayed at the branch diagonally opposite from the Camoes Garden (not the one right next to it). It's a renovation of an old building, and the design and layout are very compact. Although the room isn't large, it has all the necessary facilities and amenities. The bedding and towels are all disposable and soft, which took some getting used to, but they are very clean and hygienic. It offers good value for money, and it's super convenient for dining, drinking, and shopping nearby. 😊

The hotel is very close to Shiliupu, and it seems to have been recently renovated. The windows don't open, and there's a slight musty smell in the room. The soundproofing isn't great. However, the hotel uses disposable bedding, which is clean and hygienic. They also offer free luggage storage, making it suitable for solo travelers.

The hotel seems newly renovated. While the room is small, it has everything you need. The sheets, duvet covers, pillowcases, and bath towels are all disposable, so you can't bring your own. The small appliances in the room are all brand-name products, and you don't need an adapter for the power outlets, which is convenient. The only downsides are that the soundproofing isn't great, the window can't be opened, and there's no place to hang clothes in the bathroom.

The place was very convenient and highly accessible to Senado Square. There’s a nearby 24/7 convenience store and the place is surrounded by plenty of food options. The place was clean, and everything worked perfectly during my stay. I arrived close to midnight, and while the staff when I checked-in was a local with limited English, I was still able to go through the check-in procedure smoothly. The staffs were friendly and accommodating, especially the morning shift, which was a fellow Filipino so it was easier to ask for some recommendations around the area. Overall, I highly recommend this place! For directions, simply search Naughty Nuri on Google Maps. The alley on the left side will lead you to the accommodation.