4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

The room was spacious and clean, with complete facilities. The in-room toiletries were L'Occitane and could even be taken away upon check-out. Upon check-in, the staff also gave us mall discount coupons. The hotel is very close to the rail transit station, and there is a bus stop right at the entrance, making getting around extremely convenient. It's also very easy to enter Macau via the Hengqin Port.

The hotel has a great location with nice views, and the staff are friendly and professional. Check-in is available after 2:00 PM. It is super close if you take the Galaxy resort shuttle bus and get off at the Diamond Lobby. Housekeeping is prompt, and the air conditioning works very effectively.

This was my first time attending a fan meet at Macau Fisherman's Wharf, so I chose this hotel. It's incredibly convenient, just a pedestrian bridge away from the Wharf, taking less than 5 minutes to get there. The hotel also offers a free shuttle bus service to the Border Gate (Gongbei Port). The facilities are well-equipped, and the service attitude is excellent! A RMB 300 deposit is required for check-in, and cash is accepted. However, it will only be refunded after room inspection upon check-out. If you're not in a hurry, choosing a cash deposit is fine, and RMB is accepted. If you want to leave immediately after check-out, you can opt for a deposit method other than cash.

This a great hotel and good value for money. The location is great, very close to other hotels and activities and connected to a mall for shopping and eating. The rooms are massive and very comfortable. The first room they assigned me smelled of cigarette smoke, but they immediately gave me a new room which smelled nice and clean. Customer service was excellent. They even helped us book a restaurant for dinner. The breakfast area is super cute, but small and limited options to eat. The coffee was very good though. Bed was comfortable and the bathtub was a wonderful treat. I would stay here again for sure! Be prepared for a long wait to check in and come early.

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 hotel is a bit dated, it is well-maintained. The rooms are spacious and equipped with a refrigerator, a safe, and complimentary bottled water, along with USB charging ports and charging cables. Downstairs, there is a free shuttle bus to The Venetian, operating from Friday to Sunday. The hotel is within walking distance of Grand Lisboa, where you can catch shuttle buses to various destinations and the airport, making transportation extremely convenient.

Overall, I enjoyed my stay, and the breakfast was decent. The hotel has a Portuguese style, but the decor is a bit outdated. Many people mentioned the worn-out towels, and indeed they were... we wondered if it was to prevent them from being stolen. A downside was the lack of disposable slippers; good thing we brought our own. Also, there's no Wi-Fi in the pool and restaurant areas. Housekeeping only comes if you request it; they didn't clean our room, but they did take out the trash and provide new tissues and toilet paper when asked. On the bright side: you can take the stairs through the pool area to reach the bus stop, and there's a great swimming pool. However, sometimes they bring in what seems like a kindergarten group, which can be noisy and make the pool area a bit chaotic. There were no critical downsides, and I would visit this hotel again. After a few days at the casino, I'd recommend this place for a relaxing break. The sea is within walking distance, not super clean, but good enough for a swim.

An ordinary room with decent conditions. However, the National Day holiday price was a total rip-off—three times the usual rate, which could easily get you an Executive Suite. It's fine for a regular-priced stay. Transportation is convenient, with a supermarket and a McDonald's nearby. Arrived at the hotel at 2 PM and checked in immediately, room on the 16th floor. I thought the hallway would be long, but it was actually manageable since we were in the very last room. The hotel offers a free airport shuttle service, but we only found out about it when we were leaving—the schedule didn't work for us and all the passes were taken, what a pity! There were no perks or benefits at all. If it weren't for a concert, I wouldn't choose to come at this time again. There is an outdoor swimming pool on the 2nd floor, which was closed due to thunderstorms, so we didn't get to use it. It would be even better to have a complimentary self-service laundry room for guests to use during short stays. The people in Macau are very enthusiastic; when I asked for directions at the nearby sunken plaza, they actually walked me to the station. Plus, major stations have staff to answer questions, and the LRT trains are clean and tidy. Got tired from walking around and took a taxi twice; the fares were reasonable. The female bus driver was very patient and gave great answers 👍.

As soon as you walk into the hotel, it feels like stepping back into old Shanghai. It is absolutely stunning and great for taking photos. Every facility inside is gorgeous, including the elevator 🛗. The manager's service was super friendly, and all the male staff members 🤵 were so polite and welcoming. I would definitely stay here again if I get the chance. Great value for money! I really loved the Chinese breakfast, and we also got a complimentary minibar (once per stay) stocked with red wine, Coke, Sprite, nuts, and almond cookies.

The absolute highlight of Golden Crown China Hotel is its location—it’s right across the street from Macau International Airport and the Light Rail (LRT) station! Arriving late at night or catching an early flight couldn't be easier; you literally just cross the road and take the elevator up to the 9th-floor lobby. While the hotel has a classic, traditional style, the room was remarkably spacious, very clean, and surprisingly quiet with zero plane noise thanks to great soundproofing. I also loved watching the runway and sea views from my window! It is fantastic value for money if you want supreme travel convenience, easy access to Cotai, and a stress-free stay in Macau.