Macau Coloane Hotels

More of a motel or inn so manage your expectations. Accommodation in Coloane village is limited so this was decent for a one night stay with no other nearby comparison. Simple setup with no bells and whistles. Heard about good experiences with the owner in the reviews but I never saw or got approached by them during my stay here. Granted I only stayed 1 night so it may have seemed impersonal. Lastly I want to commend the 2 Filipino staff for their good service, esp the guy in the evening time who helped me with my luggage during check in.

Our stay at the Grand Coloane Resort was the peaceful escape we were craving. Perched on a mountainside, love the stunning vistas of Hac Sa Beach from our private balcony—it felt a world away from Macau's bustling casinos. The colonial charm is real, but we loved the modern comforts in our spacious room. We made full use of the amazing facilities; the pools were a highlight. A special shout-out to the incredible staff—from the moment we booked to the attentive housekeeping, everyone made us feel so welcome; Sai, Victor and our housekeeper at Room 509, you made our birthday celebration truly special. The breakfast buffet is an absolute must, with a great mix of international and local dishes. You might notice a few signs of its age, but we felt it only added to the character. It’s the perfect blend of relaxation and activity, and we’re already dreaming of going back.

Decent place for stress reduction. Watched sunset and listened to sounds of waves in the balcony. Friendly staff makes one feel at home. Cosy in-house atmosphere, Beautiful gardening and swimming poolside facilities allow one's relaxation and revival. Nice breakfast in the comfortable dining hall.. Public transport is easy to reach the town, 10 min to Coloane, 30min to Taipao and 45 min to Macau by bus. Recommended for the physically capable. Without lift, accessibility may have to be considered. Bath tub deep, hv to be cautious for the smaller sized guests.

I recently stayed at Yoho Treasure Island Hotel, and I must say, I am quite disappointed considering it is marketed as a luxury hotel. Unfortunately, my experience did not meet the high standards one would expect from a property of this caliber. Firstly, one of the most basic amenities expected in a luxury hotel—the bathroom—was subpar. The bathroom lacked a bidet, which is a standard feature in many high-end hotels, especially for guests seeking comfort and hygiene. Additionally, the bathroom door did not have a lock, which severely compromised privacy. This was particularly uncomfortable, as I did not feel secure knowing that anyone could potentially enter without warning. Furthermore, despite repeatedly requesting privacy by hanging the ‘Do Not Disturb’ sign on the door, staff members entered the room multiple times. This was not only intrusive but also disrespectful of personal boundaries and privacy. Such occurrences are unacceptable in a hotel that claims to offer a luxurious and private experience. Another inconvenience was the limited space available for storing clothes in the bathroom. As someone who prefers to keep their belongings organized and within easy reach, I found the storage options to be inadequate. The bathroom did not offer sufficient shelving or cabinets, forcing me to leave clothes and personal items in less convenient places, which diminished the overall comfort and convenience of my stay. Overall, my experience at Yoho Treasure Island Hotel was disappointing and did not reflect the luxury standards that the hotel presumably promotes. For a hotel that charges premium rates, I expected better facilities, greater attention to guest privacy, and more thoughtful amenities. I hope the management considers these issues seriously to improve future guest experiences.

My original plan was to book the Treasure Island Hotel, but it was fully booked. I was then pleasantly surprised to find that Resorts World Hotel shares the same location and many facilities with the Treasure Island Hotel, as they are part of the same complex. This unexpected discovery not only solved my accommodation problem but also elevated my stay experience: I could appreciate the distinct decor of Resorts World Hotel while still enjoying the convenience of Treasure Island Hotel's location. It's a triple delight for culture lovers, shopaholics, and hotel enthusiasts! You can easily visit stunning Macau landmarks such as Macau Tower and Penha Hill. From the Gongbei border, reaching the hotel is super convenient: simply take the free hotel shuttle bus or public bus 3/3X to 'Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro'. Direct elevator access from the hotel to the mall means no worries about the sun, and a mall membership card also offers dining discounts. Oh, and the lobster laksa noodle soup I ordered via room service was absolutely divine!

Beautiful stay at lisboa with my husband, friendly & helpful staff . Quiet & peaceful rooms, would definitely wanna stay there again:)

We are pleasantly surprised by this stay at MO Macau. Prior to this visit we have been to MO in Bangkok and HK and thought these 2 are already the best MO therefore we didn't have too high expectation. However upon arrival, we were greeted with warm welcome and thoughtful services, like a welcoming tea at checkin, and friendly staff etc. The turndown services was marvelous that provided us with a relaxing roller and proprietary tea bag that helps with sleep. The swimming pool area was ok, not the biggest and most luxurious one, but once again the staff here are wonderful; breakfast quite good. Location-wise it's attached to MGM's shopping mall so going to their casino is like 5min walk. overall, it's not like they have the newest and most luxurious facility in the world, but the attention to details and thoughtful services make it a quite quality choice for hotel in Macau. The service quality here in MO Macau is something that the MO in HK should learn from.

This was my second stay at Wynn, and the experience was a bit disappointing. I arrived at 1:30 PM to check in, but was told rooms wouldn't be ready until 3:00 PM. When I returned at 3:10 PM, the room still hadn't been cleaned, and I eventually only got into my room closer to 4:00 PM. During check-in, I was asked if I preferred a smoking room, which I confirmed. However, when I received my room key, I was told the reservation notes indicated a non-smoking room, which was quite frustrating. On a different note, the mini-bar drinks in the room are advertised as complimentary. However, there's a small print notice at the bottom stating that if any item is removed for more than 60 seconds, it will be automatically charged to the room.

One of the most iconic buildings in Asian (one of the ugliest too??) with a great view over the lake from the room. A lot of options for foodies and the food quality was high. Service was good even before the holiday. However, if you are looking for a relaxing and zen holiday, this would not be ideal. The lobby is always packed; it looks like a train station. The interior design of the room... I am not capable of appreciating it (yet). Love the in-room steam shower very much.

Firstly, we got upgraded to a suite, which was really sweet. Secondly , they used loads of marble, which was incredible. The size of the suite was about 1000 +\- 100 square feet, which was spacious enough. There was an abundance of free water, and the linen and duvet was very comfy , the jet stream bathtub was a bonus and the staff were immaculate. However, since it was in the middle of the city, there weren’t much view. Being on the top floor, the water pressure was decent for the shower but took eons to fill the tub. The mattress was able to provide adequate support for now, but much alike my old girlfriends, with time has lost some of its firmness. The aircon in the bedroom also created ghost sounds which would has been a nice touch in Halloween. As far as I know though, when the hotel was build the aircon was installed by one of the most respectable aircon company in Hong Kong, guess that everything ages. The chair with the foot rest wasn’t ergonomic and the coffee machine, much alike my firm young beautiful friend, who is also a gambler, just doesn’t know when to stop. I tried a session of hot stone therapy at the Thai Spa on the 20th floor, around 900 mop for 90 min, my therapist was 601, and it was better than most spas I have had in Bangkok. What’s interesting though was how they mixed up the gender sign on the male toilet, guess that when it comes to gender issues the Thai ain’t too keen about it. The Chinese restaurant was prompt in making their dishes , and the char siu was tasty, though not nearly the best that I have tasted but was good for its price in terms of quality and quantity. The fried vegetable was up to standard, but the crab meat stew was rank. All in all, I was grateful that they upgraded us, the staff were wonderful people, and the hotel was good for its price and convenience of location. - [ ]