Hotels With WiFi in Macau, China

Overall, my experience was pretty good. I found The Parisian Macao to be quite spacious, and the housekeeping staff cleaned daily, providing four complimentary bottles of water each day. The lobby staff were also very kind and patiently answered all my questions. The only minor issue was that on the first night, there was a bit of noise, either from the air conditioning or the hallway, which kept me from sleeping well – it was a bit loud. I quickly bought some noise-canceling earplugs for the second night, and while there was still a faint sound, I was able to sleep soundly. The bed was quite large and comfortably firm.

The location is actually quite good, with an open and spacious view. South wing rooms offer views of both sunrise and sunset. Although the hotel's soundproofing isn't great, the environment is definitely less cramped and stressful compared to the dense city center. The rooms are quite large. The water filtration might be insufficient, so I'd recommend bringing your own filter. Be careful with the showerhead as it can get very hot, so you need to patiently look for a non-smoking room; otherwise, the smell can be unbearable. The so-called upgrade to L'Occitane amenities is completely unnecessary; Grand Lisboa Palace's amenities are much cleaner than L'Occitane. The shopping mall at Grand Lisboa Palace is great for browsing, with good sunlight and ventilation, and no strange odors. It's also very close to Grand Lisboa, and you can walk to the food court and New Yaohan. I'd recommend booking this hotel if the price is under MOP 800, and there's no need to upgrade to L'Occitane – L'Occitane is even dirtier 😂

Facilities: This is a retro-style hotel, quite spacious overall, and the room was decent – not tiny by any means. The only drawback was having to get water from the hallway dispenser, which they claim is for environmental reasons. But then again, they wash the reusable cups with detergent, so I'm not sure two small bottles of water justify all that hassle. Cleanliness: The hygiene was pretty good; no obvious stains anywhere. Environment: The room had a slightly damp smell, not very fresh. I kept noticing that musty odor while sleeping. However, the mattress firmness was just right, unlike some hotels where the beds are too soft and leave you with backaches. Service: They spoke Chinese and accommodated my booking requests. I imagine this place would be great value for money if you're visiting during the off-season!

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the heart of Macau Peninsula. It's a 5-minute walk to Grand Lisboa, and also very close to the Ruins of St. Paul's and the Guia Lighthouse, all within walking distance. Downstairs, there are multiple bus routes that take you directly to various attractions. The room was clean and tidy, and breakfast was abundant. The front desk staff, a few young men, provided excellent service. I'm very satisfied and will definitely choose to stay here again on my next visit to Macau.

Since it was the Golden Week national holiday, hotels at other large entertainment resorts were charging 2-3 times their usual rates, which was really unnecessary. This is an older, established hotel, and while it was also double the price during Golden Week, it was still under a thousand [currency unit, likely yuan/MOP]. Although it's on the peninsula, the location is excellent; there's a bus stop just over a hundred meters away via a footbridge. The Sands is only a three to four hundred meter walk, where you can catch a bus to all the major entertainment resorts in Taipa, direct and very convenient. The room was clean and tidy. I initially thought 20 square meters would be small, but it turned out to be very spacious. It seems to have been newly renovated, offering great value for money! Highly recommended!

The hotel lobby is grand and smells lovely. There's a taxi stand and bus stop right outside, making it convenient to get anywhere. It's a bit of a walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, though. The room was spacious and very clean, with no strange or moldy smells. All the essential toiletries were provided, but if you're particular, you might want to bring your own shampoo, shower gel, and conditioner. The hairdryer is wall-mounted, so ladies who prefer a different style might want to bring their own. Previous online reviews mentioned no tissue paper, but it is there, under the sink in the bathroom. The room was very clean and large, more rectangular than square, but still a good size. Both the bed and pillows were very soft. You don't need an adapter for the plugs; domestic Chinese plugs work directly. The room also has a 3-in-1 charging cable and free Wi-Fi, which is very convenient. Plus, you can now pay with Alipay at the front desk. Walking to Wynn, StarWorld, and Grand Lisboa takes about ten to fifteen minutes, and there are plenty of food options along the way. I didn't get to use the pool, which is a shame, but the stay was incredibly comfortable, and I'm very satisfied. It felt just like a five-star hotel in mainland China.

We stayed here with my child for an exam. The location is excellent, very close to Macao Polytechnic University with convenient transport links. There are also plenty of shops and restaurants nearby, which was a definite plus. The room, though not large, was spotless and tidy, and the bedding was comfortable.

This was my first time staying at this hotel, and I was pleasantly surprised. The room was quite spacious, clean, and tidy. The service was excellent, and it offered great value for money. I'll definitely be back! Hope they have more discounts soon.

It's been a while since I've traveled abroad, and this was my first time using X-trip to find an international hotel. The experience was good, very smooth. My stay at this hotel was excellent, exceeding my expectations. The service was top-notch, the room was spacious, clean, and quiet. The decor was a blend of retro and modern, which I really liked. The room came with a free mini-bar, including snacks and drinks, and surprisingly, even a bottle of red wine (I hesitantly called the front desk to confirm). On the first floor, there's a hotel history exhibition; it's nearly a century old, and was once the tallest ”Presidential Hotel.” There's also an observation deck on the top floor. It's very close to attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul's. The breakfast was a set menu, with both Chinese and Western options, which was nice. I also had dinner at places within walking distance, and they were very good. Paying and getting the deposit refunded via Alipay was also very convenient.

The Junlong Hotel offers fantastic value for money. Although it's an older hotel, it's very clean, and the service is excellent. The soundproofing was particularly good, and we really appreciated them arranging adjoining rooms for us. It's also very conveniently located for public transport, including buses and the light rail. A delightful surprise was the hotel's morning dim sum – it was incredibly delicious and brought smiles to our whole family! We love Macau and will definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit. Free luggage storage was an added convenience. Overall, it was a superb experience; the hotel is well-maintained, spotless, and has a welcoming atmosphere.