Sea View Hotels in Macau, China

The location is fantastic, offering great views of the harbor. The hotel's decor has a lovely Portuguese flair, with beautiful tile patterns, colors, and crystal chandeliers. The staff are very friendly. Perhaps due to language barriers, they might not initiate conversations often, but if you have any requests, they will go out of their way to help. Compared to Hong Kong, people in the old town generally speak less Mandarin, but that doesn't diminish their warmth and friendliness.

This was my first time staying at a hotel in Macau, and it was a great experience. There's a shuttle from the Border Gate that gets you close to the hotel, so even with luggage, you can arrive gracefully. All the nearby attractions are within walking distance: Senado Square is about an 8-minute walk, and the Ruins of St. Paul's are about 15 minutes away. Saving on taxi fares meant more money for souvenirs, which was fantastic! It's clear this hotel focuses on creating a peaceful, high-quality stay. The room felt incredibly spacious, with automatic curtains, a TV, a large bathtub, and a double vanity. Other facilities like the gym and pool are free to use for guests. Even in winter, you can soak in the hot tub while watching the sunset – every picture you take will look like an Instagram-worthy shot. The gym has a superb view; working out while enjoying the beautiful scenery puts you in a great mood! The hotel also has the Swan Lake Restaurant, so I just had brunch there when I didn't want to go too far, and the food really suited my taste. Overall, paying for the upgrade was definitely worth it and lived up to my expectations.

Traveling with two adults and one child, we opted for a twin room with two 1.2-meter single beds. It was perfectly comfortable for sleeping. The hotel's location is excellent; it's just seven or eight stops on bus number 1 from Gongbei Port. Right outside the hotel, you'll find Rua de Cinco de Outubro, and it's a short walk to Senado Square, the Ruins of St. Paul's, and Monte Fort, allowing you to explore the old town on foot. Getting to Taipa Island by bus is also very convenient. The hotel breakfast was great, and they didn't charge for our child. While the facilities are a bit dated, it's all perfectly acceptable. Highly recommended!

This stay was truly a more-than-five-star experience! When I booked this hotel, I thought it would be a typical hotel, but to my surprise, it exceeded my expectations after checking in. If I ever come to Macau again, I would definitely choose to stay at this hotel! **Facilities:** I stayed in a sea-view room with a balcony that offered direct ocean views – the scenery was absolutely stunning! It's really hard to find a hotel with a balcony in Macau. The hotel also has an outdoor heated swimming pool and a hot tub, and there's even a sauna in the changing rooms, so you can fully enjoy yourself even in winter! The hotel's decor is incredibly luxurious, making you feel like you're living in a palace, and the facilities all seem well-maintained. **Breakfast:** Breakfast is served at the hotel's Parisian restaurant and is a buffet with a diverse selection. You can also order noodles, sandwiches, and omelets made to order on the spot, and they taste pretty good. What's more, they even offer ice cream for breakfast, which is really special! If you choose not to eat at the hotel, there are plenty of 'cha chaan teng' (local diners) and other restaurants just across the road, some even open 24 hours! **Transportation:** The hotel is located right in Fisherman's Wharf, particularly close to Casino Oceanus and Sands, so you can take their shuttle buses from Gongbei Port to get near the hotel. There's also a bus stop not far from the hotel, so transportation is incredibly convenient. If you need a taxi, the hotel concierge can even help you call one. **Service:** The hotel staff's service attitude is genuinely excellent – very warm, thoughtful, and makes you feel right at home!

Five-star service, the staff were all very enthusiastic, and the room was cleaned impeccably. The breakfast selection was excellent, even offering Indian cuisine. The location is superb, with multiple bus lines right outside the door. The only downside is that the hotel is quite old; the faucet handles were a bit stiff. The room is sealed, so you can't open the windows for ventilation. You have to keep the air conditioning running all day to circulate the air, otherwise, you can smell a stale odor.

I had a truly fantastic stay! I usually stay in Taipa, but this time I chose Harbourview Hotel since I was visiting the Grand Prix Museum the next day, and I was pleasantly surprised. Huge thanks to the hotel for upgrading me to a suite – the room was incredibly spacious, and most importantly, it was spotless and well-maintained. I'll definitely book here again on my next trip to Macau. It's super convenient; you can take the Sands shuttle and just cross the road, or use public transport as there's a bus stop right opposite the hotel. There are water dispensers in the hallway, though only cold water, which was perfectly fine.

Highly recommend! First off, the facilities are excellent. The communal area on the second floor has a laundry room (¥50 for one wash and dry cycle), a fridge, an oven, and more. It's super convenient for breastfeeding moms who need to freeze milk. Secondly, the staff are incredibly thoughtful. I was staying with my newborn, and once the front desk noticed, they immediately offered to pause ongoing renovations for half a day so my baby could rest peacefully, which was a huge help. Finally, the room was spotless and very new. There were four types of pillows to choose from, and the bed was supportive yet soft. Despite being on a busy street, the soundproofing was excellent; it wasn't noisy at all. Even as someone who has trouble sleeping in new places, I fell asleep instantly – fantastic! A big thank you to Delia and Ying for their warm assistance. I'll definitely choose this place again next time!

Overall, my stay at the Pousada de Sao Tiago in Macau was quite good. The hotel's setting is very unique, built into a hillside with a rich historical atmosphere. The terrace offers great views of the river and city skyline, providing a quiet and relaxing, resort-like feel. Both the architecture and the courtyard have a strong Portuguese influence, making for excellent photo opportunities. On the first night, we did encounter an unexpected issue: a leaking ceiling in our room caused a power outage. However, the front desk and maintenance team responded incredibly quickly. Staff arrived promptly to address the problem, maintaining a professional and patient demeanor throughout. Although it was late and we were quite tired, the entire resolution process was handled smoothly and efficiently. The next morning, the hotel manager personally apologized and arranged for us to change rooms, also offering a complimentary afternoon tea set as compensation. This demonstrated the hotel's commitment to guest satisfaction. Our subsequent stay proceeded without any further issues. Overall, despite the unforeseen incident, the hotel team's service attitude and problem-solving efficiency were commendable. The staff were all very competent. If you appreciate quiet, historic, and less-mainstream hotels, this place is definitely worth considering.

Had a fantastic stay at YOHO Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, Macao. The hotel feels modern, classy, and well-maintained, with a stylish design that gives a premium vibe the moment you step in. One of my favourite parts was the beautiful sea-facing view towards Hengqin, which made the stay extra relaxing. My room was very spacious and comfortable, and I loved having a private balcony to enjoy the view. The highlight for me was definitely the huge bathtub — perfect for unwinding after a full day out. The amenities were also great, with stable Wi-Fi, mini-bar, and in-room entertainment, making it a very complete and luxurious stay overall. If you’re booking the Suite King, do note that these rooms are usually limited in units and are often located near the last few rooms on each floor, likely because of the bigger room size and layout. So it’s best to book early if you want to secure this room type. I also enjoyed the facilities, especially the outdoor pool and fitness centre. The hotel is also family-friendly with a kids’ pool and play area, which makes it a great choice if you’re travelling with children. If you’re looking for extra relaxation, the spa treatments are a nice touch too. The hotel provides a shuttle bus service, which makes travelling to nearby attractions more convenient. However, one small downside is that if you’re coming by public transport, you may need to walk a bit from the nearest LRT station to reach the hotel.

The hotel's location is a quiet oasis amidst the bustling city, right next to the Macao Public Administration Building and a Catholic church. The service was excellent; during Chinese New Year, they provided a complimentary fruit platter and all drinks in the minibar were free. My only minor gripes were that the faucet on the vanity was a bit awkward to use, and the ocean view of the Macau Tower from my balcony was unfortunately obstructed by some dilapidated buildings in front. Overall, it's still a pretty good hotel.