YOHO Continental Hotel, managed by the Continental Hotel brand, is situated in the prime central location of Macau Peninsula, overlooking the tranquil waters of Nam Van Lake. It is also located at the city’s vibrant Central Business District (CBD), and lies within walking distance to many renowned casino resorts (Wynn Resort, StarWorld Hotel, MGM, Grand Lisboa, etc.). The hotel awarded for its design by the Asia Property Awards and certified with the Macau's Most Beautiful Landscape and Quality Brand Award, the hotel embodies a harmonious blend of scenic beauty and refined aesthetics.
It features 204 exquisitely designed boutique rooms, each crafted with a palette of deep noir as the protective base, accented by warm wood tones and antique gold details, creating a discreet yet luxurious sanctuary for travelers who journey through the edges of day and night.
The hotel is also home to—The Lakeside Shoppes, offering a cinema, diverse dining options, fashion retailers, and family-friendly facilities for a multifaceted experience. Nearby attractions such as Sakura Avenue, Lakeside Art Park, and a scenic running trail invite you to immerse in leisure moments where nature meets art, redefining your shopping and holiday getaway.
"We checked into the Sky Seaview King Room, and when we plugged in the kettle's base, it sparked, emitted black smoke, and blackened my finger. My family was so scared they didn't dare to plug anything else in. After communicating with the hotel, we were offered a room change and a late check-out. They moved us to a Sky Seaview Twin Room with a slightly better view but significantly smaller in size. I discussed with the front desk that there was a price difference between twin and king rooms on the platform, and I felt the late check-out was justified, especially since my family nearly got electrocuted. However, the front desk stated that both room types were the same price and they couldn't control platform pricing, suggesting we contact the platform. Their attitude also made me uncomfortable.
So, I contacted the platform's customer service, requesting to be moved back to the original Sky Seaview King Room. The platform customer service informed me that Sky Seaview King Rooms were only available on lower floors, or we could switch to a triple room without a sea view. We opted for the low-floor seaview king room. There might have been a misunderstanding between the platform and the hotel, as they then moved us to a triple room. From the exploding socket to the room changes, it took over two hours of hassle. All we wanted was to rest properly, but the soundproofing was terrible; we constantly heard people talking loudly in the hallway, and even on the lowest fan setting, the air conditioner's motor was noisy. The experience was truly awful, and I won't consider staying here again."