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Hotel Royal has no casino on site but only slot machines operated by Mocha Club. Grand Lisboa, Ruins of Saint Paul, and Macau Museum are only 20 minutes walk from Hotel Royal. From Hotel Royal, walk left of Estrada Da Vitoria and turn right at Jardin Vasco Da Gama; turn left at Rua Do Ocampo and turn right at Rua Pedro Nolasco da Silva toward Rua S. Domingos to Saint Dominic's Church on the left. Turn right at Rua da Palha toward Rua de S. Paulo to Ruins of Saint Paul and Macau Museum.

Must check in into Hotel Lisboa early,(11am to 12pm) so that you can ask for a higher floor with smoke free room.(Better View)Remember to bring additional($ HKD)as deposit to Hotel Lisboa.(Refunable Deposit) Hotel Lisboa is one of the Best Hotel, I stayed at in Macau. The room are medium size(Superior)but clean, smoke free with amenities including toiletries and bath accessories. There's complimentary mini bar fridge with free drink & free drink.(6 drink & 1 macau beer)Which can be refilled daily upon request.(All contents are free inside the mini bar fridge, but you must leave all the empty can you drink on the table. Enjoyed the massage shower with built in steam bath(Jacuzzi)& Hydrotherapy to soothe aching muscles after a day walk at bathroom. (Can ask house keeping for help if you do not know how to use.) Classic elegance & museum quality art display in the lobby throughout. Hotel Lisboa is right in the heart of Macau. Hotel Lisboa is walking distance to all the famous attractions. (Senado square,Sam Kai Vui Kun Temple, Holy Mercy of Macau, St Dominic's Church, ruin's of St Paul's Church & other. Hotel Lisboa Concierge was very helpful when we call for help. If you want to enjoy your Macau trips & see more of the city. You must do some homework. To check & find out from your friends where to go, where to eat, where to shop, which Casino or Hotel to Visit.Plan your jounery well. Restaurant Tip: Try the Dim Sum Restaurant on the 4 floor opposite Grand Emperor Hotel. Food Tip: Try the morning breakfast(Mixed pork porridge with pig blood) around/near senado square. Try the Magaret egg tart at ABCD building along the (Av. Do Infante Dom Henngue Road) Ask around if you do not know where.

Location - The hotel is conveniently located near the Macau Ferry Terminal where you can ride hotel shuttle services going to The Parisian, The Venetian, Grand Lisboa (close to St. Paul’s Ruins), etc. The hotel also offers a shuttle service but you can easily walk from/to the terminal. Location is perfect too if you want a breather from a very busy job and city life since it’s quiet and not too crowded. Nice and clean room - I loved the European feel and sophisticated design of our room! We also got a free room upgrade and we were given a room overseeing the wharf (special thanks to the Filipino guy in the Reception). Friendly Filipino staffs - It’s really nice to meet our “kababayans” wherever we go. Based on experience, those working for this hotel are friendly, very polite and accomodating. I will definitely go back. 👍🏻

Nice & welcoming hotel. Courteous and friendly staff. Clean and spacious family room. Hotel shuttle to Outer Harbour Ferry terminal is handy in order to catch shuttle busses to other hotels. However, Rio’s shuttle service terminates early at night so we have get a cab to return to our hotel. We’ve been told Macau proper is only about 10-15 minutes by foot from Rio but we did not attempt this as we have my elderly mum. Old Macau area is mostly cobbled roads and not so wheelchair- friendly. Our best bet was to get a cab to get to St Paul Ruins & then walk around. Going back it’s hard to find a cab in the area, but we manage to find a bus stop and catch a local bus to Rio. Overall, we enjoyed our stay in Rio Hotel. Concierge service was excellent- thanks to persons like Jason who always was friendly and helpful to hotel guests.

Location of the hotel is very convenience, close to Hotel Lisboa, Wynn, Landmark etc. You can take free shuttle bus from these hotels to places like Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal, Gongbei, Venetian Hotel and City of Dreams. Places like Senado Square, Holy House of Mercy, St. Dominic's Church, Cathedral, Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress are all within walking distance. Breakfast provided are quite good. Hotel staffs are also very friendly.

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.

The best part about staying at Hou Kong was that it's very close to Senado Square and the Ruins at St. Paul. It is also very near to the bus stops, so getting around the city should be a problem. And there's a lot of restaurants nearby. Hotel facilities is alright considering that you will only stay at the hotel to sleep. They provide toiletress, water is okay. We had a great experience at Hou Kong, they responded to inquiries quickly though the staffs could be more a little friendly. if given a chance to go back to Macau, I'll choose Hou Kong again.

overall stay with sintra hotel is pleasant, the lobby of the hotel is small but enough to accommodate guests. all our previous requests, were all met like non-smoking rooms, twin beds, luggage storage after our check-out. our room is clean with complete toiletries and slippers. toiletries are refilled generously daily. the feeling is like a home away from home. location of hotel is great, walking distance to senado square, ruins of st. paul and st. dominic's church. the only thing i don't like in this hotel is when they asked me to sign a credit card slip for a 500mop deposit. my hotel accommodation was already prepaid, so i asked them the purpose of this, they said that is for incidental expenses. in case i don't incur any, they will return it. so when we checked-out, i paid in cash for what we incurred and they returned the credit card slip with cancelled stamped on it.

I am satisfy with the great location of the hotel. It is just a walking distance away from Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral and Senado Square. I am also satisfy with the courtesy of the hotel staff. In fact, we appreciate the great advice from the staff to walk to ruins of St. Paul instead of taking taxi. The cleanliness or condition of the room is good in viewing the money we paid for a 3-stars hotel. It is just too bad that the hotel don't provide a free wi-fi service to its customers, which means that we have totally lost contact to the world. lol

Pros 1. Hotel is within walking distance to the Ruins of St Paul, Senado Square and other tourist destinations. It is also near Sofitel Hotel where a free shuttle is available and open to tourist. 2. All the staff we met are english speaking. They are courteous and very helpful in giving directions so moving around is easy. Special thanks to the filipinos assigned in the dining and and to the receptionist. We were not able to ask all their names but one of them if we are not mistaken is jason 3. Room is clean and spacious. There is hot water. Con for me is the breskfast. Choices are limited.

I usually travel alone, and a hotel is just a place to crash after a long day of sightseeing. So I usually don't spend a lot on lodging. Victoria Hotel is one of the best hotel I've stayed at. The room and bathrooms are very spacious and clean, the staff was extremely helpful and courteous. The location is a bit north and out of the way, but it's great because I could experience the culture. Plus, there are 3 bus stops within 2 minute walking distance of the hotel. I did not eat at the hotel, so I have nothing to say about their food. Also, I did not bring a computer nor a smartphone, so I don't know if their wifi works or not. Overall, an awesome experience, and I would definitely recommend it!

Room: The room is clean and equipped with the basic features that hotel room have, e.g. toiletries, kettle, TV, hair dryer, slipper and complimentary mineral water. Size of the room consider big comparing to the stay in Hong Kong's guest house a night before. Services: The hotel staffs were friendly and helpful. They even help us to heat up the unfinished packed outside food. The buffet breakfast not expensive though, roughly MOP 36 with assorted buffet menu. Location: Can reach by taking public bus no. 26 (from Macau International Airport & Taipa Temporary Ferry Terminal), if taking Cotai ferry from Tsim Sha Tsui or Hong Kong island. The hotel is just 200-300m from Macau Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal bus stop after you hop down from the bus no. 26. Walking distance (5 - 20mins) to most of the Macau tourism hotspots, e.g. "Leal Senado" Building, Senado Square, Holy House of Mercy, Cathedral, St. Dominic's Church, Ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress & etc. Me and my bf even went to Lisboa Casino by walking (about 25mins from Mount of Fortress). There are free shuttle buses to The Venetian (every 30mins, last bus 9.30pm) near the Macau Inner Harbour Ferry Terminal bus stop.

they have the best buffet in town. senado square and ruins of st. paul is just walking distance from the hotel. the hotel has the best buffet in town.. the noodles and congee restaurant is a good place too. i will definitely come back here. the rooms are so unique. the service is excellent. free mini bar and wifi. free shuttle service from macau ferry terminal. as soon as we arrive the ferry port, staff from grand lisboa are welcoming us to macau n guided us to the bus station. hopefully we will be back by next year

It was a good experience staying at the hotel. The staff gave us an early check-in. Room was clean and spacious but the bed was a bit hard. Towns Well is located conveniently, just a few minutes' walk to the Cathedral, St Dominic's Church and St Paul's Ruins. Only downside is having to walk up a steep slope and not easy to get a taxi after check-out. The dim sum at the restaurant was delicious and of good standard. I loved the custard lava bun!

Stayed along with my parents and it was amazing. From its design outside which is very palace like to the inside where in interior very much like leave up to the design outside. Inside is very luxurious and detailed, room is very spacious and the bed is really comfortable. My mom is shocked on how the television goes up from the cabinet, but the best of all from this hotel are the staff who not only serve us but also made sure that we will be able to have unforgettable stay as it is the 31st anniversary of my parents. From the moment we enter the hotel the front line staff Amad, greeted us and helped us on our luggage and led us to the front desk. Eva did the checking in which is fast and very professional she even greeted my parents a happy anniversary as soon as she knew it. Rose escorted us to the room, she told us all the hotel facilities and room amenities. Brian from the Concierge helped us with our luggage and provided some information in Macau. He also waited for us near the recreation to escort us to go to the lounge on eight. Lyn from the lounge on eight is very nice and engaging, the overall experience in the lounge on eight which is already very good is greatly enhanced because of her costumer engagement. Upon going out. Jury helped us on where to go, he gave us detailed information on which place to visit and which is very good place to go as my mom is having difficulty on walking. The room attendant, Sam, Dennis and Jonathan did a good job, service was really fast. Upon going to recreation Yumiko did a good job even we find it hard to communicate she tried her best to explain every facilities to us at the recreation. The gallery bar is very nice and cozy aswell, it has a very elegant vibe in it and is greatly enhanced by what louie made for us. Upon check out, Jack helped us with the luggage and helped us on how to get to the bus station going to Hong Kong The overall experience is really great my parents anniversarry become extra special as what Ros

this is our first time staying in this hotel. it is not a very big hotel but it gives us a very homely feel. we love the room's decoration even though the room is small. the location of the hotel is about 5 minutes walk to senado square, the place where it will lead you to most of the places of interest, like ruins of st paul, mount fortress, na tcha temple, st dominic's church, etc. the room is neat and clean and the bed is comfortable too. the hotel may not be very well known by the taxi drivers. if you are going to macau from hong kong, take bus 3 or 3a from the macau ferry terminal (outer harbour) to go to the hotel. alight at the bus stop once you have passed the senado square and asked the locals for directions to the hotel. the hotel is located at a small alley. the hotel provides free wi-fi in the room and the network is strong. there are also many shops just outside the hotel that sell local products like portugese egg tarts, peanut candy, almond cookies, etc. if you want to go to taipa where many casinos are located, a taxi trip will cost you about mop65.

This is without a doubt one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. The room was spacious and beautiful, with a balcony facing Fisherman's Wharf, which offers a great view except in my case it was hampered by bad weather. You can expect all the usual amenities, and the staff provided excellent service. However, if you are looking for easier access to the city area e.g. St Paul's Ruins or Venetian, it will be a bit far from Fisherman's Wharf. Sands Casino is nearby, and if you can walk there, there should be shuttle buses to Venetian.

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!

It is my third time staying back at Presidente hotel, it's where you can do casino-hopping. Even if you don't gamble, it is still a jaw dropping experience. Come back to Presidente, the lobby looks grand from the gold cravings with the marble design abit mixture of chinese and western design. We arrived there at 10 plus am, checked in but the room was not ready yet which was understandable. So we just checked our luggage at the lobby and went to hunt for local food just behind Presidente. The modern HK style cafeteria I'm recommending is directly opposite Holiday Inn hotel across the road, most right side at the corner. Food is good, resonable pricing and quite a number of foods to choose. After having our early lunch, we went back to the hotel to try our luck in checking in at 11 plus am. The staff told us the non-smoking connecting rooms, one of it is not ready and she is not sure whether will the guests be checking out. She gave us a choice to check into the smoking connecting rooms at the top floor. We looked hesitated as all of us are non smokers, the staff went the extra mile in letting us check the room before checking us in. The room did not have a strong smoke stench, so we were alright with it. Chinese do have a habit when you are playing slots, they would insert their own membership card into your machine without your permission to gain points. They also like to pay attention girl that are gambling alone there, pretty make people uncomfortable especially we will split up when we are in the casino. Overall, I would stay in Presidente if I return to macau especially when I will be bringing my first timer friends or relatives to macau. It is just too convenient to even walk to the Ruins of St Paul, there is also good foods to stop by and eat and stuffs to shop for along the way. Thumbs up!!

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 !

Staff are very helpful (especially Jenn) which makes stay better always in any hotel. Room is enough spacious, clean and comfortable. The best part is Free Phone facility with internet and international calls. Take 26 or MT4 from airport with MOP6 to get down just in front of the hotel. walkable distance to many tourist attractions like Sedano sqaure, A-Ma Temple, Macao Museum, Ruins of St. Paul's, etc. All the bus routes are accessible for here.

We went to check in early but need to wait until 3pm to check in into the Grand Suite. We went to the buffet which cost 418++ and the food is just excellent. Worth the price as the seafood, Chinese food and the variety spoilt our choices and I filled every bit of space in my stomach. When we went back to the receptionist at 4.30 pm, they made a mistake and told me that our room is not ready. My wife was frustrated but the staff was quick to make amendments and gave us a free 1 room super suite upgrade at level 24. The room is the best we could every imagine and it is too luxurious for only both of us. The amenities inside made us speechless and the view made us awake and would not want to sleep. They provide the corner unit which we had the maximum view. We have complimentary soft drinks in the fridge and we could not ask for more. Lastly, the conceirge staff is the best as she recommended us the right place to visit and help to provide all relevant details to book the turbojet back to HK. Thumbs up !

I took a day off from Hong Kong to visit Macau. I selected this hotel because it was very close to the main Turbojet ferry terminal (though not for Cotai and other ferries). Hotel is visible from the ferry itself. There is an airconditioned elevated walkway for two thirds of the distance to the hotel - which made life easy for me since I had my suitcase. Outstanding location for this purpose. Hotel itself was very nice. Rooms and bathrooms were of adequate size and well furnished to 4 star standards and worth what I paid for it. A few tips for Indian travellers: Many reviews say the bed is hard - but the hardness is similar to coirfoam and sleepwell mattresses which I use at home and I did not find it a problem. Only those used to spring mattresses will find it hard. Bathroom has no hand flush or bidet system, so be prepared. If you are a vegetarian, there is absolutely nothing to eat near the hotel - be prepared to travel very far to find food. Shops nearby (there are many) will sell you bread, cheese slices and butter only. Nobody speaks English and people including shopkeepers are very rude. A few tips for family travellers: This hotel has entire floors dedicated to "services" like Sauna 18 (which means "massage services" if you get my meaning) and table dancing (that is what it says on the lift button). Outsiders also come. The latter apparently is an adult show where a man and woman do "everything" in front of a crowded audience - touted to me as a f*** show. This is not a place to take children unless you want to answer some embarassing questions - and definitely not for adolescents. The casino has mainly black jack and if you dont speak Chinese and are not a gambler, you cant understand anything at all. Rooms are full of smoke. There is no Roulette (it is there in 3-4 nearby Giant sized casinos - Macau is full of casinos around every corner, full of smoke and crowd). There are good buses nearby to go all over Macau. Great location for sight

I had booked a Deluxe City View and Wynn gave me a free upgrade. The room was the best room I have ever seen in my life. It's spotless clean, it's got all the amenities you can thing of and the view was simply breath taking. The front desk were really accommodating and acted like a real 5 star service reps. The location was central and you could walk to all of the surrounding hotels. Overall, I can't say a single bad thing about this hotel. I highly recommend this hotel.

The hotel has an absolute location. It's very close to some of Macau's popular landmarks - Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square, Fortaleza do Monte, Camoes Square and Casa Garden, St. Anthony's Church, Leal Senado Building, St. Augustine's Church, Dom Pedro V Theatre, Sir Robert Ho Tung Library, Mandarin's House, Lilau Square, Moorish Barracks, A-Ma Temple and a lot more, even to the casinos like Grand Lisboa, Hotel Lisboa, Wynn Macau, MGM, and also Macau Tower. You can really discover places just by walking, which I did, from the hotel to these popular sights. I didn't have to spend a lot with transportation fees. The hotel is also few steps away from local gift shops, pastry shops, and some eateries, as well as parks and convenience stores. The hotel staff are quite nice, one lady even directed me on how to go to Ruins of St. Paul's. The senior staff who was on duty when I arrived at past 2am on Friday/Saturday was accommodating to my concern despite the limited English when I thought the key got stuck to the key slot. Overall, I'd say I would book with this hotel again when I come back.

before i start, this hotel would have got across the board 5 stars but for one thing. we paid almost 150 euro for our room. for one night. this did not includ breakfast and while the room was excellent (probably the nicest we've stayed in), you can't call it value for money when wifi is not included in the room and breakfast isn't included. as for everything else, well the room was splendid. the ensuite was huge with a portable tv, jacuzzi bath tub, rain shower, and huge counter top and mirror, all laid out in white marble. the walk-in wardrobe was bigger than some cars i've driven. they provided top of the range electronics too, two 40" tvs in the room, brilliant iron and a videl sasoon hairdryer. the bed was king size and while we didn't spend very long it (thanks to the casino downstairs!) it was from memory very comfortable. next to the sleeping area is a lounge with sofa for maybe 5-6 people, coffee tables, arm chairs and the second of the two widescreen tvs. really, the best thing about the sands was the room experience. everything else was great, but if you like your creature comforts and can afford the price, then go for it.