3-Star Hotels in Macau, China

We stayed here for two nights in a Standard Twin Room. Overall, it was a good and convenient place to stay in Taipa, especially considering the price. The location is one of the best things about this hotel. There is a bus stop right in front of the property, and many different bus routes stop there, so getting around Macau was quite easy. It was especially convenient for going to the Cotai area and The Venetian. There is also a 7-Eleven and a Sunsco supermarket nearby, which was useful for buying drinks, snacks, and other daily items. The hotel has 9 floors and the room itself was quite comfortable and a decent size for a standard room. However, when we first entered the room, there was a fairly strong cigarette smell. The bathroom door was also a little difficult to close properly. The staff gave us a complimentary breakfast coupon for one morning. However, the coupon only included one breakfast set for two people. The set came with a choice of congee or fried noodles, together with one boiled egg. The biggest advantage for us was the value for money. The room rate was very reasonable and noticeably cheaper than many other hotels in Macau, while still offering a convenient location, decent room quality, and easy access to public transportation.

When checking in, I specifically asked the front desk staff for a quiet room. Even though it was on a lower floor, they thoughtfully arranged a room not facing the road, and indeed, there was no street noise. However, I could still hear the sound of people opening doors next door and water running, which suggests the walls might be a bit thin. Breakfast is included with the stay now. While the selection isn't huge, with mostly standard breakfast items, it's definitely filling. The pork chop with fruit juice was particularly flavorful.

This hotel is located in a bustling central area of Macau, yet it's surprisingly quiet, allowing for a really good night's sleep. The front desk staff were very welcoming and check-in was quick and easy. They even offered complimentary luggage storage on our last day after check-out, which was a thoughtful touch. It offers excellent value for money; the room was spacious, clean, and comfortable, with all the amenities you'd expect from a high-end place. I loved it! Many thanks, I'm very satisfied!

We stayed during National Day and were upgraded to a room with a view. It was clean and tidy. A young lady at the front desk whose name started with E (I can't recall the full name) provided exceptional service. The 15th-floor viewing balcony is super photogenic, and they even offered complimentary drinks. Guests can also enjoy a free ride in a vintage sightseeing car. The hotel's location is prime: a 15-minute walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's, just 5 minutes to Rua da Felicidade and Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, and close to Rua de Cinco de Outubro. Within a 1 km radius, there's a ton of delicious food. It wasn't overly crowded, and the area is great for photos. The MT4 bus stops right in front of the hotel, making trips to the Border Gate and Cotai incredibly convenient. A must-stay if you want to be in the historic Macau Peninsula!

I've probably stayed here close to 20 times! This hotel offers exceptional value for money. It belongs to the same group as Grand Lapa, Grand Hyatt, and Grand Emperor, sharing a similar decor style but boasting a superior location and more modern furnishings, making it convenient to get anywhere. Breakfast is also included. This time, I booked a queen room and a twin room for four nights. Since my parents are both over 80, I requested a twin room with a shower from the front desk. The lady at the front desk was very accommodating and arranged it immediately. The hotel front desk staff in Macau are noticeably much more pleasant than those in Hong Kong!

This stay was great overall. The hotel is conveniently located and easy to get around from. The room was spotless, with no dust in the corners, and the bathroom was dry and odor-free. The bed was soft, and it was quiet at night, allowing for a good rest. Check-in and check-out at the front desk were efficient, and the service was friendly. They patiently answered all my questions. The room was well-equipped, with stable hot water and smooth Wi-Fi. It offers great value for money. I'll choose this hotel again next time and highly recommend it to everyone.

Hygiene: Good, clean. Facilities: Simple and basic, but sufficient. Environment: Convenient transportation. Service: Good, also good for mainland tourists. Breakfast was extremely subpar; I almost wanted to vomit after one bite. Only the eggs were edible, everything else was bad. The price during the National Day holiday was three times the usual, over 1200 a night, but it felt like staying at a Motel 168. If it were the usual price of 400+ a night, it might be acceptable for one night.

The room is very spacious, and the bathroom is also large. There are several tables in the room, perfect for holding a lot of things, especially since girls tend to have many cosmetics. The hygiene was good, and most importantly, the transportation was convenient, with a bus stop right across the street. Across the road, there's a variety of delicious food options. Zheng Shi Long Tai Milk Tea is tasty, DINO's burgers are big and delicious, and the food at C-Star Cafe is great 😋. All in all, it was a very good stay.

The facilities are complete, and Grand Harbour Hotel offers great value for money. The service was generally good, and the room type we checked into was exactly as pictured online. They offer free luggage storage after check-out, which made it very convenient for us to explore freely. It was a very satisfying stay.

The room had a bay window, but it couldn't be opened. The view was nice, but the furniture was a bit old. This is an older, classic hotel located on a hilltop, so it's not ideal for walking up with luggage – a taxi is recommended. It's very close to Guia Lighthouse; just walk uphill. Walking downhill, it's a few minutes to Rua Nova à Guia, 10 minutes to St. Lazarus' Church (Consulate of Portugal), and 15 minutes to Ruins of St. Paul's and Travessa da Paixão. I didn't visit other places, but they are also within walking distance. The hotel rooftop offers good views, and they also provide a free shuttle service to Gongbei Port, which requires advance booking.