"My stay in Macau was nothing short of outstanding. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by the hotel’s impeccable service, elegant ambiance, and attention to detail. Every member of the staff demonstrated genuine hospitality, ensuring that every aspect of my stay was comfortable and memorable.
The room was beautifully designed, exceptionally spacious, and maintained to the highest standards of cleanliness. The breathtaking views, luxurious bedding, and thoughtful amenities created a perfect balance of comfort and sophistication.
The dining experience was equally remarkable. The breakfast offered an extensive selection of high-quality international and local cuisine, with every dish prepared to perfection. The hotel’s facilities were world-class, including a well-equipped fitness center, stunning pool area, and beautifully maintained common spaces.
What truly set this hotel apart was its commitment to excellence. Every interaction reflected professionalism, warmth, and a sincere dedication to guest satisfaction. Its convenient location also made it easy to explore Macau’s vibrant attractions while providing a peaceful retreat at the end of the day.
This hotel exceeded expectations in every way and delivered a truly luxurious experience. I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Macau and look forward to returning in the future. A perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and exceptional hospitality."
Treasure Hotel is a hotel opposite to Macau International Airport and close to Cotai Strip. There are 23 floors and 654 guest rooms, including standard rooms, business suites, deluxe rooms, featured quad rooms and accessible rooms, to meet different needs of our guests. The decoration and design of Treasure hotel is based on the theme of European medieval armored knights, with a retro color tone of brown, gold and burgundy. The hotel also exhibits various 1:1 handmade armor models with reference to replicas of medieval ancient relics, as well as precious artworks from abroad. We hope our guests enjoy the atmosphere and feel like they are in a medieval art exhibition hall.
"This hotel is super convenient from the airport. You just go up one level from arrivals to departures, cross the road, and it's right there, next to another hotel.
Kinbalai is an older hotel, so it does have a bit of a dated smell. However, if you're just looking for a place to sleep without any other travel plans, it offers great value for money.
The soundproofing isn't great; you can definitely hear noise from the next room. Also, there are no charging outlets by the bed, which is a bit inconvenient.
The lobby is on the 11th floor, and you have to go there yourself to pick up any food deliveries."
Situated at the tip of the Macau peninsula along scenic, tree-lined Praia Grande Bay, the charming Pousada De Sao Tiago is housed in an old 17th century fort. It lies close to the city's historic A-Ma Temple, Maritime Museum, and the Gate of Understanding as well as other entertainment and shopping venues.This all-suite Macau hotel offers 12 tastefully-decorated suites that are equipped with balconies looking out upon the picturesque Inner Harbour.Three on-site restaurants serve a variety of Portuguese, Spanish, Italian and Mediterranean cuisines, while the stylish Cascata Bar offers a wide selection of refreshing drinks and light snacks.Guests looking to unwind after a hard day's sightseeing can continue to enjoy the views of Macau, only this time from the outdoor swimming pool with its lovely harbor views.The Pousada De Sao Tiago also houses a range of meeting facilities suitable for business events and other functions.
"Frankly, for a five-star property the offering falls slightly short of expectations. The hotel itself is absolutely beautiful, and the staff are unquestionably the highlight. That said, for a premium experience, the jacuzzi tub in our room was defective and non-functional, and several towels were visibly worn, some even had holes in them. It’s surprising these details weren’t caught before arrival, but they feel worth noting for a property at this level."
Discover our curated selection of premium hotels in Macau for your next stay
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9.5/10
1358 reviews
Mandarin Oriental Macau
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
Highlights
Stunning sunrise view over the ocean
Spacious Sea View Suite with Balcony
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9.6/10
3402 reviews
Altira Macau
Hotel near Taipa, Macau
Highlights
180-degree ocean view with floor-to-ceiling windows
Panoramic oceanview rooms with unbeatable views
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9.4/10
1909 reviews
Wynn Palace
Hotel near Cotai, Macau
Highlights
Romantic lake view with large window
8-acre lake with dazzling night view
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9.4/10
20480 reviews
The Parisian Macao
Hotel near Cotai, Macau
Highlights
Iconic tower offering breathtaking Macau views
Large indoor and outdoor playground for kids
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9.5/10
495 reviews
Wynn Macau
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
Highlights
Outdoor garden pool with beautiful views
Lake view with large floor-to-ceiling windows
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9.2/10
13053 reviews
YOHO Treasure Island Hotel
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
Highlights
Infinity pool offering stunning ocean views
Stunning sunset reflections over Nam Van Lake
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9.7/10
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MGM Macau
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
Highlights
Unobstructed ocean view, even with fog
Spectacular evening fountain show
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9.5/10
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Crowne Plaza MACAU by IHG
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
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Elegant room with breathtaking sea views
Panoramic ocean views from floor-to-ceiling windows
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9.1/10
960 reviews
YOHO Treasure Island Hotel - Rivage Continental
Hotel near Macau Peninsula, Macau
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What is the average price of a hotel in Macau for this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Macau this weekend is SAR 610 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is SAR 848 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Macau this weekend typically cost SAR 2,993 per night.
How much do hotels in Macau cost per night during weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Macau during weekdays is SAR 425 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around SAR 627 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Macau generally cost SAR 2,342 per night on weekdays.
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