Hotels near Macau Fisherman's Wharf

Hotel Royal provides free shuttle service to Macau Ferry Terminal every 05 & 35 of the hour from 8:35am to 9:35pm. Whereas free shuttle service from Macau Ferry Terminal to Hotel Royal is 25 & 55 of the hour from 8:55am to 9:55pm. The route of the free shuttle service is Hotel Royal to Grand Lisboa to Wynn to Star World to MGM to Macau Fisherman's Wharf to Sand to Macau Ferry Terminal and back to Hotel Royal.

Rating 8.2 for this hotel is underrated. It should be 9.5 or higher. I've been coming to this hotel since 2002 when it was the biggest hotel/casino in Macau. Since then there were many other much bigger newer hotels build, but I will keep coming back to this hotel. For the value, it can't be beat. Thought the outside of this hotel looks dated, but the inside of the hotel had been updated. The room is a bit dated but still very comfortable. Love the free mini bar, breakfast buffet is great and dinner buffet is great. Price for dinner buffet is a bit spendy but cheaper than Sands and most other big hotels. One of the updated feature they have is security, which most of the 5 stars in Macau and Hong Kong don't have yet, is that when you scan your room key in the elevator, it will automatically select your floor for you and you can't push buttons to choose any other floor. The reception staffs, bell boys, concierges, restaurant staffs, housekeeping are surprisingly speak very good English and are very nice. Tippers, if you want to tip, you'll have to physically put your tips into the server's pocket on the uniform or the hotel/restaurant will keep your tip. The only thing bad about Macau as a whole is that the Mainland Chinese people that come to Macau are rude, loud, uneducated, and dirty. They are almost as American rude and as loud. Mainland Chinese people have no common courtesy and no common decency. It's easy to avoid the Americans in Macau or Hong Kong, but the Mainland Chinese people are everywhere, you can't avoid them. You can tell which people are native Macau people or Hong Kong people because they act civilize. You can hear the Mainland Chinese a mile away when they talk or you can hear them clearing their throat and spit a mile away.

S$350 for a 2-bedroom suite was not very expensive neither was it really value for money. We asked for dental floss and they didn't have it, the surrounding didn't have much to see as well pretty quiet for a weekend. The location was pretty near to Macau Ferry Terminal but it might take 15-20mins walk as it is not a straight road. Free shuttle bus is available - it is blue in colour named macau fisherman's wharf that drop by Legend Palace Hotel before arriving at Harbourview Hotel. Cleanliness was good except that I found a bright red hair in the bathtub. Checking in and out was a breeze, and reminder that there is a MOP1000 refundable deposit. Concierge service was great, helped us to book a maxi cab (7 seater) within 5 mins despite telling us there are only 50 maxi cabs serving whole Macau. Overall was a good stay but probably will try out other hotels in future as the location is quite a distance to places of interest. Despite free shuttle from hotels, it takes quite a bit of waiting & traveling time so ended up we had to Uber or cab quite often.

rio hotel is the best hotel to stay if you plan to visit the famous st paul ruins, senado square and fisherman's wharf. these sites are walking distance. rio hotel also provides a free travelmate -it's a phone that u can bring with you anywhere in macau city for free hotspot/wifi. restaurants are also just nearby. this hotel has excellent staff. very friendly and helpful like mark at the concierge.

My girl friend and me had a one night stayed at the hotel. Upon our arrival, there was late checked-in by the hotel on 4.00pm. Apart from that, everything was great. The room was spacious and clean. The staff was helpful and attended to our inquiries promptly. The hotel provided comprehensive Macau map and guide at the reception. It also provided luggage storage service to the customer as well. There was free shuttle bus from the hotel to Hong Kong - Macau Ferry Terminal at an interval of 30 minutes. It was easy accessible from the hotel to various famous landmarks in Macau within walking distance; Lisboa Hotel and Wynn Hotel (10 minutes), Senado Square (15 minutes), Ruins of St. Paul (20 minutes), Golden Lotus Square (25 minutes) and Macau Fisherman's Wharf (30 minutes).

My girlfriend and I enjoyed a lovely stay at the Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16. We were over to see The House of Dancing Water (which was excellent - though beware, we saw the 5pm show and it's nigh impossible to get a taxi afterwards at the City of Dreams. We waited an hour) and decided that we wanted to stay away from the Cotai strip as we have no interest in gambling. The Sofitel’s rooms looked gorgeous and fell into a reasonable price bracket so having booked it the night before, we made our way over after the show. Upon check-in, we were surprised and delighted to have our room upgraded when the staff learned that the trip was a late birthday present for my girlfriend, and our suite on the 17th floor was nothing short of superb. All we wanted was a room with a comfortable bed and a bath big enough for the two of us to unwind in after a long day, and our upgraded digs ticked both boxes off - and then some. Fantastic views from up high, as well. Having missed our dinner reservations at Fernando's (due to the hour-long taxi wait at the City of Dreams), we decided to instead dine at the hotel's Mistral restaurant, treating ourselves to the buffet spread - which was excellent. As the hotel is located conveniently in town, near the western shore of Macau's northern part, we decided to walk into Macau's historic town the next day and see the sights such as the Ruins of St Paul's and the historic fortress on the hill (which also contains the history museum and offers a gorgeous view of the surrounds, including the Sofitel's striking building) before heading home to Hong Kong in the afternoon. All in all, we had a lovely short stay in Macau - in no small part due to our plush room and the great service we enjoyed from all of the hotel staff - and would definitely choose to stay again at the Sofitel Macau on Ponte 16.

Hello, Given the fact we booked last minute and didn't want to spend too much we ended up in the Grand Lapa after taking an online promotion. We had a very good surprise and my kids (4 and 6 years old) wanted to stay longer than the 2 nights we booked for the week-end. It certainly used to be a top 5 stars Hotel but it's ageing now and even though it is still very good you can see it is not all renovated and modern. Pros: - "Old hotel" means pretty spacious bedroom and bathroom which is a plus for us. - Dated but everything was very clean - Heated outside swimming pool with a slide for the kids (even if heated pool, in November you don't stay 2h00 in the water as it gets chilly after 30-45 minutes). - Friendly staff - Nice garden and playroom (though a bit old too) that the kids loved - Close to the Fisherman's Wharf so you can go walking and the kids loved walking there - Taxi available quite easily in front of the hotel - Old downtown Macau and Largo do Senado can be reached walking (but take between 20-30 minutes with the kids). If you take a taxi it literally takes lass than 5 minutes. Cons: - Not too many restaurant close by (but you have 2 or 3 inside the hotel) - You have to cross a public place (but no road) behind the hotel to access the spa/swimming pool, gardens and playroom. It's not really a cons but it's not quick to go back to your room if you forgot something. If you are looking for luxury and last modern commodity, it might not suit you. We are usually staying at 3 star hotels so an old 5 stars hotel was just a perfect stay for us. We would definitely recommend it and would go back again if we have the occasion.

It was indeed a stay worth rating. The location was superb; it was near several key bus stops that goes to and from in Macau. It was also quite near for take-home goodies and a wide variety of gastronomic choices to choose from including a Filipino restaurant. The rooma were clean and these were cleaned regularly during our stay. The front desk was very accomodating; even if we arrived early at the hotel and was not permitted to check in early, they secured our things and even tied a knot on our luggage for us to feel secured while we went out prior to 2pm. The bill was worth paying for having noted the aforesaid comments. The downside however was the shower... it ia quite old and perhaps it needs fixing. There were bursts of water from every whole the shower had. Likewise, it is also recommended the lobby would have additional waiting room. Overall, I give it 4.5 stars out of 5. We will probably be booking at this hotel in the near future.. God willing

I loved Sintra Hotel! The location is excellent --very near the tourist attractions like the Senado Square and the Ruins of St. Paul, Casino Lisboa. There is a bus stop a minute away from the hotel, and you can ride the bus to go to the Macau Tower, Fisherman's Wharf and other places. It also provides free shuttle to the Macau Ferry Terminal, where you can hop on the free shuttle service to The Venetian and City of Dreams. Very convenient. The room itself was excellent too, very reminiscent of Shangri-la decor, beds and bath. It provides not only the basic shampoo and soap, but also a shower gel, cotton, q-tips, sewing kit, shaving kit. It also has an LCD TV featuring many English channels (not just Chinese channels). The view outside our room wasnt very nice, but we hardly look out the window anyway. The service was excellent. Everyone from the waitresses at the restaurant, the reception staff, the bellhop and the guards were very helpful and friendly. The guards and the bellhop speak English very well, and they can give you good directions and tips. Two minutes away from the hotel is Margaret's Cafe, serving yummy and cheap sandwiches, great coffee and the best portuguese egg tarts. All in all, it's two thumbs up for Hotel Sintra! If I ever go back to Macau, I will definitely book here again, and will recommend the hotel to all.

The place is strategically located in the heart of the old town and just a few minutes walk to the famous attractions and good eateries. The room is spacious and with quality amenities. The only down side about this hotel is that there is no in house cafe, the cafe next door where they serve your complementary breakfast is quite a disappointing one. So it's best not to opt for breakfast being included with your room stay, you can get really nice meals for reasonable price just a few streets away. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. Overall it's a place worth your pennies if you're into seeing the heritage side of Macau!

We like the room, it clean and comfort. The bathroom also nice and well done designed. The location is not really good, it's not really near to the center of attaction, however booking a taxi in Macau is cheap as Macau is consider as a small city. You can take a taxi to the center of attraction and pay about HKD/MOP 25-30 only. 1 HKD = 1 MOP (Macau Pacatta MOP is pegged with HK Dolar). The receptionist and staff were helpful and understand english well.

The hotel looks so small from outside, more likely a motel... But once open the room door, inside is spacious. Bathroom is clean and well maintained. The price of hotels in macau is really not cheap, but compared to other hotels, this one is reasonable. It is located right in the middle of shopping area off senado square, and within minutes walking to the famous heritage of Macau st. Paul's ruin. But it's extremely hard to find foods, the only eyecatching is McD, maybe because spots in Macau is very expensive, thus they sell jewelry almost along the main street, and to find food you have go into small lanes behind buildings. Free shuttle of famous casino is out of reach from here i think, so forget to catch them and try to ride on public bus no. 3 especially when you are bringing luggages. Overall we'd love to stay here again any chance we come to Macau.

I feel like a valued hotel guest. The hotel manager Tom and his concierge crew named Alex, Michael and Steven are all very friendly and helpful. The 2-bedroom suite is very big, beautiful and cosy for my family of 5. This hotel is 5 mins walk from outer-harbour ferry terminal. Very convenient as 1) you can either choose to walk with luggages, or 2) cross the underpass to opposite side of road to take the free shuttle that takes you to "Fisherman's Wharf". The experience would have been perfect if the Fisherman's Wharf shuttle bus driver can be more polite and customer service oriented. Other than that, all experience in the hotel itself is a perfect 10.

It's really a good stay in this hotel! Among all the hotels that I check in this area, this was the cheapest and the most well furbished hotel I could find. I was worried that I couldn't find the hotel initially, but it turns out to be easy as well. Complimentary drinks were topped up daily, together with tea sachets. Free Wi-Fi has got stable & fast connections. Furnitures seems pretty new, bed is comfy, the television was fix too high though. Also, it was very near to Ponte16 (one of the casino-hotel in Macau), you could actually use their shuttle bus services to get to Ole Tai Sam Un Hotel. They have got shuttle services to & from the Border Gates to ZhuHai & the Ferry Terminal. Save a hell lot of money on transport. I'm definitely going back there again, if I couldn't find a better hotel with such cheap rates (as compared to hotels in Macau)

This is a great stay, the hotel staff have been very helpful and polite. They are not overly friendly but they are all very willing and able to help. We got connecting rooms, for the price of RM 370/room, it is a big room, with a chic coffee machine, and great view outside the window, can see Grand Lisboa, and tiny St Paul at night and there is great sea view at the other side, very relaxing! The location is unbeatable, walking distance to St Paul, the souvenir street, Senado Sq, Ama Temple, the famous A Lorcha portugese restaurant (next to Ama Temple) are within walking distance (or take a bus just that we feel bus is very cramp). If you want to go to fisherman's wharf area (Lisboa, Wynn etc), just walk few minutes to Ponte 16 Sofitel and board their free shuttle bus, very efficient. If you want to go to Venetian, Galaxy side, just take Ponte 16 Sofitel free shuttle to fisherman's wharf jetty, and change to Venetian etc free shuttle, very frequent and fast, 20mins can reach Venetian from there. If you want to go to the Rua do Cunha (Gun Ya) Street, Galaxy bus is nearer. Better avoid Macau Taxi, they tend to over charge by taking longer route, wasting time too. For my time, until 31-Dec-2015, there is birthday promo for Cotai Jet Ferry from HK to Macau, it is 25% off for Birthday Person + 1 guest. And there is another WeChat promo 20% off. But this will drop you at the Jetty near airport (Venetian area), but just take bus to Venetian and then switch to bus to Fisherman Wharf Jetty and take Ponte 16 shuttle and then walk short distance. We took the normal bus (forgot the number) as advised by the Tourist Information, it took us freaking 1 hour 20 mins, because of all the stops and longer indirect route.

Fabulous stay, don't wanna leave >< We love this hotel very much - love the design, love the furniture, love the rotunda bathroom. Very much like Disney hotels. It's also very convenient to take free bus from Taipa temporary ferry terminal to Sands, then take a short walk to Macau Fisherman's Wharf to arrive at th hotel. We had lunch at the restaurant of the hotel (怡景餐廳 Vic's Cafe). The food tastes great!!! Good food, good service, good environment. We'll definitely come for the hotel again!!

I had stay many hotels in Macau and this is the best so far. Emailed them to inform I'm celebrating my wedding anniversary and they upgraded our room to noble suite and provide a free red wine too. Room is huge, clean and luxurious. There are 3 TV (living room, bed room and bathroom), washing machine, microwave, refrigerator etc. Bathroom is huge and shower items are good (L'OCCITANE). Really feel like a living in a super luxurious home in overseas with 5 stars hotel services. Location is also good ( Stone throw to MGM and few mins walk to Wynn and Starworld). Highly recommended to all type of travellers!

We booked a Saturday night at Crown Plaza at a charge one thousand something which is almost $1000-1500 cheaper than those hotels at Taipa or Macau downtown! It may not be the best location in Macau, but they also provide shuttle bus service from Macau outer Harbour Ferry Pier to hotel at around 20 minutes travelling . The check in is smooth, room is decent and nice. I was being upgraded to a Harbour View Room, look over the Outer harbour & really stress free. Buffet breakfast on 3/F also provide a variety of food, salad, bread & pastries to noodles & congee. It would be perfect if the food can be hotter. Tips for those coming back from Venetian after concert: take the shuttle bus from Venetian to Border Gate and walk to hotel within 20 minutes. You can find different local restaurants, fast food shop & convenience store on the way! Good choice for the supper !

Having tried many hotels in Macau, it was with some pleasure that we finally found a hotel with a comfortable bed. Most of the hotels until this point, had hard Chinese beds and you may as well be sleeping on plywood. The room was also good sized compared to many and much bigger than most of the nearby Hong Kong hotels. We didn't eat there, so I can't comment on the food and there seems to be no N/A choice on the rating chart....sorry about that!

We stayed in the hotel just to sleep. Bed and bath room are clean. Good AC. We were provided a free mobile wifi device. It's a good walking distance going to Ruins of St Paul Cathedral. We also just walked going to Wynn Macau for some of the shows, then rode the free shuttle going to Venetian and back to Fisherman's Wharf. We took a cab going back to the hotel. Overall, I like the location and it's one of the most affordable hotels in Macau.

MGM is a famous 5-star hotel group and we are willing to stay for a long long time. Foe the trip to Macau this time, we finally have chance to stay in Macau. We made a reservation for the non-smoking room. Check In at 15:00 while staff said still not yet clear up and may be need to wait until 16:00. we go to casino and wait for the time pass and we back to the front office again on 16:00, staff said the room are not yet ready and it may take for another 45mins for the room. We felt disappointed and we need to have dinner around 18:00, therefore we only can take to smoking room for this time which the staff promised will have the air fresh services. We go up to the room and the room are smelly which make up upset. And the staff come to room after 20mins and said need to have the air refresh services. it shown that they do not done what they promise. I think they can improve for the 5 star services.

Greeted and served very well by a girl name Ally at the reception. We wanted our 3 rooms on high floors facing the sea and she gave us just that. The view was wonderful. We could see the ferry's wharf, the bridge to the airport etc., fisherman's wharf and the Sands Casino and Hotel. At night when the lights were turned on, it was just beautiful. The Sands Casino and hotel is just a short 150m walk away. From there you could take a shuttle bus to the Venetian and onwards to the City of Dreams. The casino at the hotel is not as big as those in the Sands, Venetian or Lisboa. Set dinner @ RMB99 per pax at the Japanese restaurant next to the lifts was pretty good. Special mention must be made with regard to the bell hops who were always pleasant and helpful. There are hourly bus shuttle right in front of the hotel to the ferry's wharf. There's also shuttle bus in front of the casino to the immigration checkpoint leading to Zhuhai. A value for money hotel.

I booked in advance as dates/availabilty can be an issue, this is a first choice hotel in macau but I understand chinese clients perfer the encore macau over the wynn mac. the decor is similar to the wynn in las vegas(carpet,walls) I stayed in a one bedroom suite & it was unforgetably fabulous the suite had a huge bathroom& big jacuzzi tub big black granite shower a description of pure luxury, check in is private at the newly renovated wynn club, shops were all high end, service, concierge service excellent perfect english resourceful, confirming international flights. my visit to macau was alot of fun the wynn & venetian were similar to the las vegas wynn & venetian but theres only one las vegas, macau is a whole different experience completely well with kids you werent allowed to walk thur the casino gambling area, so seeing the hotel as entirely wasnt possible which felt like a smaller place & to get to the cantonese resturant you needed to walk outside around the building, macau makes more revenue from gambling than las vegas but theres more shows & shops & things to do in las vegas the show to see in macau was the "water dance" at the city of lights hotel on the other side of the island

easonable price, comfortable, and nice. It is suitable and best choices for bagpacker. My personal share view about Macau is: Macau is a Chinese and Spanish culture city, especially old local building, historical building, Old Roman Catholic church, old Chinese temple, entry ticket is very cheap (MOP 10) to see Panda in Macau City unlike in China the entry ticket is RMB100 and above, plus most of the tourism places in Macau city does not need entry ticket including museum. Food in Macau is nice and only McDonald available in Macau city, and no KFC in Macau. Regarding gambling places, most of these places are free entry, beautiful and elegant designed, especially The Venetian is the best and worth to visit in evening 5PM. Chinese people in Macau is very nice, helpful, and civilize, but if you are able to speak cantonese to them, they are even willingly and helpful to you. Merely bus in Macau not really covenience sometimes although is cheap, easily get confuse, and taxi in Macau is espensive. Macau City is a nice place to visit although its small.

My family of six got 2 deluxe suite rooms and stayed here purposely for a 5-day birthday celebration of my 15 yr-old daughter. We opted for a higher floor with the great views of the ocean, the Fisherman's Wharf Village and the Taipa Bridge. The location was perfect for us who want a serene and more private hotel away from the glares and noisy sides of the city. The rooms were spacious w/ wide living room, flat screen tv's and had the homely feeling that we loved and felt so comfortably relaxed and well rested after more than a 2 hours of long trip.The cleanliness of the accommodation was awesome esp. the nice and fab bathroom and toilet with all the complete amenities. The buffet lunch was good at the 888 Resto at the 2nd floor. The Steak House at the 3rd Floor lived up to its Award, the steak melts in the mouth, It was absolutely fantastic! The Resident Manager, Ms Connie Cheung were extremely helpful and warm in granting my extra special request, a surprise birthday cake for my daughter. She did exceptionally well in providing us with an awesome personal service and for us to truly enjoy our first time stay in Macau. We were highly delighted and blessed with the personal touch and warm smiles of the kind and sensitive staff, gained new friends and will forever instill a memorable stay for our kids to cherish. We will definitely choose this hotel again in our future vacation trips to Macau.