Homestays in Macau, China

The hotel's location is a bit out of the way, but it's still relatively easy to find. The room isn't large, but the hygiene is excellent. The pillows, sheets, blankets, and pillowcases were all spotless, with no marks at all, which completely met my requirements for a peaceful night's sleep. This is one of the more affordable hotels in Macau, but it offers great value for money. The only downside is that the disposable slippers provided are made of cotton, so you can't wear them while showering and have to go barefoot.

I paid $65 USD for one night at this hotel, and honestly, it shouldn’t cost more than $20. I chose it because it was the cheapest option I could find in Macau, but it was a letdown. If you’re staying for more than one night, I strongly recommend spending a bit more for a better hotel. The place is extremely outdated, and the room had a noticeable cigarette smell. There are ventilation openings near the ceiling that let in both noise and conversations from outside, so I kept waking up throughout the night. On the positive side, the bed and sheets were perfectly clean and odor-free, which was a relief. Communication was a challenge – the staff don’t speak any English at all, so you’ll need a translator app to get by. Overall, it’s a bare-minimum option that didn’t live up to the price.