Hotels With Wifi in Macau, China

Will I book this hotel again. Definitely NOT. The room is the most ordinary ***/**** star hotel room with any sign of luxury. Just Traveloge or Premier Inn on steroids. Ordinary bathroom (yes, in marble but like typical bathroom) with bath tube, but without any elegance. Simply bath against the wall, with corner shower. Big bed, with pretty hard matress. Good: wireless charger. A few information channels in English. And extremely expensive breakfast for about 400 yuan - which is simply rip of in China. ** No, ever gain.

The first two photos show the front desk at Studio City, while the third is The Parisian's. Studio City gets so many rave reviews that my check-in alone involved an hour and a half of queuing. And after finally checking in, I had to queue *again* just to pick up my key card. It feels like they've grown complacent from all the glowing feedback, which is truly frustrating. Hotels like The Parisian and The Venetian allow direct check-in at the front desk. From now on, I won't just write glowing reviews; I'll share my honest feedback, both good and bad. It's just too much. Furthermore, Studio City no longer provides bottled mineral water. They've switched to reusable glass bottles without any expiration date, which honestly, I'm apprehensive about drinking. I strongly recommend Studio City replace these reusable bottles, especially given the lack of dates! Additionally, I suggest Studio City revert to their old tote bag design; it was much nicer. The new cartoon-themed tote bags are pretty useless and don't even feature the Studio City logo. Without the logo, I really don't want to carry their tote bag – it looks quite tacky. I recommend booking your stay at The Parisian instead; check-in is quick, there are no queues, and you don't have to queue twice just to get your key card. Studio City's process is truly baffling; it's almost as if they enjoy seeing long lines, perhaps for some strange marketing effect. Honestly, I don't recommend writing overly positive reviews on platforms like Ctrip, Qunar, Tongcheng, Baidu, or Dianping. The more glowing reviews you write, the more expensive Macau hotels become. I remember The Venetian and The Parisian used to cost only between 300-500 MOP, and they'd even include two free tickets to the Parisian Eiffel Tower and breakfast. Studio City even offered two free tickets for its Golden Reel Ferris wheel. Now, with all the positive reviews, prices have skyrocketed. Macau hotels seem to think that with so much praise, visitors are guaranteed to come, so they keep hiking up room rates and attraction ticket prices. For instance, the Parisian Eiffel Tower used to be free for children under 1.4m, but now everyone pays full price. So, let's stop with the excessive praise and write more honest reviews. Let's leave some room for ourselves, others, and future travelers. Otherwise, these Macau hotels' prices will go through the roof! If Macau hotel prices become more reasonable and promotions return, more travelers will book through platforms like Ctrip and Qunar, won't they? This is just my personal advice, and I'm not open to arguments. Thank you. P.S. When staying at The Parisian, access to the 7th floor of the Eiffel Tower is standard and free for all guests, not a special complimentary offer. Also, Studio City's Golden Reel Ferris wheel only reopens on October 1st because it's undergoing maintenance. I went all the way there for nothing and couldn't ride it...

The location is quite good, not as remote as some online reviews might suggest. I noticed the two cabinets that some had mentioned as being a bit odd. The one containing the mini-fridge was perfectly fine, but the middle cabinet seemed quite unnecessary, especially since the room was spacious enough and had plenty of space for clothes. The staff service was also very good. My only minor gripe is that each floor has around 100 very similar-looking rooms, and the extensive layout makes it quite easy to get lost. Overall, it's mostly a positive experience. The only real downside was that the swimming pool was undergoing maintenance during my visit, which meant having to take a rather inconvenient and long detour. They could have made the temporary barriers smaller; otherwise, it was genuinely inconvenient to walk around in a swimsuit just to change or use the restroom. It would also be great if the pool could stay open until 10 PM (22:00), as 8 PM (20:00) feels a bit too early to close.

Good service, good environment, all sightseeing spot in walking distance. I love the infinity pool, not too big but enough. We can spend a morning in hotel and then slow walk around. Hotel just above Lafayette Galleries, so you can shopping even in bad weather. B1 have a big super market, very convenient. Wine is on promotion ^^. Fireworks Festival is coming, remember to book a room tourist tower view.

Although the location is a bit out of the way, the facilities are quite new. After clearing immigration, it's only a few minutes' walk from the Grand Lisboa Hotel. The downstairs mall has limited dining options and low foot traffic, making it a good choice if you prefer a quieter environment. We booked a suite, which was quite spacious and had a comfortable bed. However, the amenities were disappointing. For a suite, they only provided two sets of toothbrushes and toothpaste, and two pairs of slippers. There were no amenities for children, which I hope they can improve.

The hotel is a swift 7-8 minute taxi ride from Hengqin Port, costing 60 MOP (I later remembered there's a direct hotel shuttle, but I'd forgotten at the time!). It's conveniently located in the same building as The Londoner. From the moment we pulled up with our luggage, the doorman was incredibly attentive and enthusiastic, promptly assisting us and maintaining that exceptional level of warmth all the way through check-in. I truly felt their service was outstanding. While the rooms might be a bit dated, they are impeccably maintained and offer fantastic value for money, especially when compared to The Londoner. The casino and an extensive shopping complex are just downstairs. It's definitely a highly recommended stay. It was my son's 12th birthday on our check-in day, and he had flown independently from Singapore. I had informed the hotel in advance, and they thoughtfully surprised him with a cake and warm birthday wishes, which we deeply appreciated. My only minor complaint is that the business center charges 80 MOP per hour for computer use, and the operating system was in English. Thankfully, I was still able to navigate it.

I stayed for 6 consecutive days. The breakfast was excellent, offering 3 types of eggs and 5 kinds of noodles, with orders placed conveniently by scanning a QR code. Downstairs, I enjoyed the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai style crab porridge and some lively street food BBQ, both really tasty. San Miu Supermarket offered great value for money. There's also a Feng Supermarket downstairs where their Oden included freshly cooked boiled cabbage for 5 AUD – absolutely delicious! At the nearest fruit and vegetable store downstairs, durian was 19.9 MOP per jin; I bought a delicious one for 98 MOP. You really should trust the staff there; he's excellent at picking them. The hotel is conveniently located just a few minutes' walk from Grand Lisboa, Wynn Macau, and MGM Macau.

Booking through Ctrip made my trip completely worry-free. I have to commend their exceptional after-sales service; they go above and beyond to resolve any issues and genuinely express deep apologies. I truly felt that their customer service team treats every guest who books with Ctrip with utmost sincerity. ❤️👍 My heartfelt thanks! ❤️ As for the room: The room was fantastic. It was spacious, bright, and exactly as described on Ctrip. We even had dedicated staff to open doors for us when coming and going, which was a nice touch. Overall, I was very satisfied.

Recently stayed at Golden Dragon Hotel in Macau and had a pleasant experience overall. The hotel is conveniently located near the Macau Ferry Terminal, making it an excellent choice for travelers arriving by ferry. It’s also within walking distance to some local attractions and casinos, which adds to the convenience. The room was clean, spacious, and well-maintained. It offers comfort and functionality. The bed was cozy, and amenities like the mini-fridge, toiletries, and fast Wi-Fi made the stay comfortable. The staff were polite and efficient. Check-in and check-out were smooth, and any requests were handled promptly. The hotel also has a few on-site restaurants, offering a good variety of Chinese and international dishes. I particularly appreciated the breakfast buffet decent variety and fresh options.

While the main hotel building shows its age, the resort section truly feels like a secluded paradise, with its distinctive Portuguese architectural style. The lobby and the restaurant on the second floor are also quite beautiful. The guest rooms, unfortunately, fell short of my expectations. They were of an average size, and the furnishings and amenities looked rather cheap. The bathroom amenities were also pretty basic. The breakfast was excellent, especially the made-to-order egg station and the bread selection. You could tell a lot of care and effort went into it. The front desk staff were very efficient during both check-in and check-out. However, the room cleaning service was a little mediocre.