Romantic Hotels in Macau, China

Walking into our room was honestly mind-blowing — we had a direct view of the Parisian's Eiffel Tower replica right from our window. The room itself was huge, spotlessly clean, and came with a generous spread of complimentary food, which was a nice surprise. No complaints at all about the hotel or the room. Facilities were excellent too — the pool was clean and well kept, and the ****** floor had a great atmosphere. One small suggestion: the hotel runs shuttles to a lot of places, but not to hotels/casinos under different groups (e.g. MGM) — would be great if that existed, since a lot of tourists like to hotel/casino hop and many places are actually within walking distance anyway. Bonus: Taipa Village is only about 2km away, which made for a great morning run route during our stay. Plenty of good food options on-site as well. Overall, highly recommend — will definitely stay again!

Overall, we had a great stay. The hotel environment is comfortable, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and the check-in and check-out processes were very smooth. The room was clean and created a relaxing atmosphere. I would definitely consider staying here again next time and recommend it to travelers looking for accommodation.

The suite is very spacious, and overall clean and tidy, except that the hairdryer in the bathroom might have been forgotten to be cleaned. Also, the TV volume was barely audible even when turned up to the maximum. Perhaps the hotel capped the volume to prevent guests from turning it up too loud. The hotel has a 24-hour convenience store. If you get hungry at night, you can just head down to the lobby to buy instant noodles, snacks, and drinks, which is very convenient. The hotel offers both Western and Chinese cuisine at reasonable prices that aren't too expensive, and the food quality is good too 👍🏻. The hotel is located at the Fisherman's Wharf. Taking a taxi from the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Macau Port to the hotel costs around 70 patacas. Staying at this hotel, you can just walk over to the adjacent Sands Macao to catch free shuttle buses to the Venetian, Parisian, Londoner, and other resorts in Taipa... Last night, I took bus route 3A from Senado Square and got off at Sands, which made it very easy to get back to the hotel.

Although the room facilities are a bit dated, you can see that they are well-maintained and repaired. The hotel staff are very polite and friendly, truly maintaining a 5-star standard of service. A special shout-out to the hotel's breakfast buffet—it is simply unbeatable and amazing! The staff are polite, and the environment is comfortable and clean. The food exceeded expectations, especially the beef short ribs, which were so tender. You can also order mini Buddha Jumps Over the Wall and Typhoon Shelter-style prawns à la carte. I will definitely return for the food next time and recommend it to my friends. This has been a truly wonderful and unforgettable experience!

The room was spacious, the service was good, and the location was convenient. When booking, pay attention to lunch and breakfast options. I accidentally booked lunch instead of breakfast, and it was a hassle to switch, plus they didn't offer a refund. The hotel doesn't have a shuttle, but the Starworld Hotel across the street does.

The kids had a very comfortable stay. Great for family trips, this hotel is worry-free, clean, tidy, and spacious—perfect for a big family visiting Macau. The hotel staff are attentive, check-in was quick and efficient, and the location is very convenient.

The location is excellent, right downstairs from Grand Lisboa Hotel and New Yaohan shopping mall. Transportation is super convenient, very close to Gongbei Port. The room was clean and tidy, and the front desk even upgraded me! The room experience was superb, and the bathroom's bathtub was huge.

The twin room at Galaxy Hotel, though not very spacious, was comfortable. They set up a tent for the kids, allowing both adults and children to rest independently. The room also offered a nice view, and my child, who loves cars, enjoyed watching numerous vehicles from the window every morning. The in-room coffee machine was an Illy, and the coffee smelled wonderful and fragrant. For children, they provided a set of amenities including toothbrushes, slippers, picture books, and bath towels. Breakfast at the hotel was semi-buffet. While the self-service section didn't offer a vast variety, the items were quite exquisite. Having been accustomed to the extensive full buffets at other hotels, I was a little disappointed. However, the dining environment was pleasant. Breakfast hours were from 7 AM to 11 AM, and lunch was from 11:30 AM to 2 PM, so you could choose a time slot. The children's play facilities were exceptionally rich, with outdoor water play, sand play, and an indoor Kids' Club. Keeping the children entertained at the hotel for a whole day was not an issue. Overall, the experience at Galaxy Hotel was quite good, as it's a reputable long-standing hotel. During check-out, the front desk staff, Martin, even gave us a small gift, which was very thoughtful. We checked out the day before the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the hotel mentioned there would be more surprising activities during the festival.

Traveling to Macau with a family of four, we booked both a king room and a twin room for 4 days and 3 nights, as online reviews suggested the location, cleanliness, and price offered good value for money. Overall, the stay was just so-so. Let's start with the positives: the young lady at check-in and the housekeeping ladies definitely deserve praise. The front desk staff were very welcoming, offering great recommendations for local food and entertainment, and advising us on the most convenient transportation. The housekeeping ladies greeted us warmly every day, cleaned thoroughly, proactively asked when it would be convenient for them to clean, and restocked the complimentary toiletries and bottled water daily. Now for the negative experiences: First, regarding the rooms. The twin room was fine, but the king room had an interconnecting door leading directly to the next room. Although it was locked and couldn't be opened from either side, being able to hear noises from next door made us feel quite uncomfortable. The front desk claimed no other rooms were available for a change, and since any replacement room would likely have the same issue, we just gave up and lived with it. Second, regarding the deposit refund upon check-out: 1. The male staff member at the check-out counter failed to proactively inform us when the deposit would be refunded. 2. Feeling a bit uneasy about this, I went back to ask and was told it would be returned via the original payment method around 2:00 or 3:00 PM. 3. Just as my family and I had dragged our luggage out of the hotel and turned the corner onto the street, we received a refund notification, but only half of the 600 MOP deposit for the two rooms had been returned. It felt odd, but since we had a tight schedule, we decided to wait a bit longer. 4. By the time we reached the airport and prepared to clear immigration, the remaining deposit still hadn't been refunded, so I contacted the hotel via Trip.com's customer service. While the female phone agent wasn't rude and had a pleasant voice, she interrupted my statement multiple times. They really need to strengthen staff training so that agents learn to listen to customers first and improve their communication etiquette. What should have been a simple matter—forgetting to refund the deposit for the second room would inevitably result in a reconciliation discrepancy or the customer noticing the issue eventually—required me to firmly say ”Let me finish speaking” twice before we could continue communicating. The rest of the deposit was refunded promptly, but the communication process was exhausting!

Ahead of the holiday, I still chose to stay at Hotel Lisboa in Macau. Besides being great value for money, the environment, hygiene, and service were excellent, and getting around was convenient. The view from the window was lovely, and I thoroughly enjoyed strolling the streets and walking along Nam Van Lake in the evening.