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.

## Facilities No need for a power adapter, which was a thoughtful touch. A dedicated makeup vanity is also provided. ## Cleanliness The only minor issue was a rather long wait during check-in, but otherwise, the cleanliness was impeccable. ## Environment Entertainment options are readily available right downstairs, which is super convenient (even though I didn't personally partake). It's directly connected to a shopping mall, making it incredibly easy to find and buy whatever you need. This place is especially perfect when there are promotional events. ## Transportation Getting to and from the border crossing is a breeze, as there are convenient and very clean vehicles available.

Even though I specifically tried to avoid peak hours, check-in still took a slow 30 minutes, which felt excessive considering there were only two people ahead of me. Thankfully, one of our two rooms was upgraded to a suite, which was a nice surprise and came with a large bathtub. As it's an older, established hotel, some facilities are a bit dated – for example, the TV doesn't support screen mirroring. However, the location is excellent, with plenty of dining options nearby and just a short walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's.

The hotel boasts an excellent location, right next to Fisherman's Wharf, opposite Sands Casino, and very close to MGM, making it incredibly convenient for exploring the area. It features an in-house Chinese restaurant that serves great food, with a special discount for hotel guests. Our suite was very spacious; despite being a corner unit, there was a water dispenser conveniently located right outside the door. The one-bedroom, one-living room, two-bathroom design was a pleasant and unexpected surprise. While dedicated USB charging ports were not available, there were convenient power outlets by the bedside for charging devices.

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.

The hotel was very clean and the front desk staff were quite friendly. I managed to check in when it was quiet, but for the next two days, I frequently saw long queues at the front desk when coming back. Public transport is quite convenient, with bus stops located right next to and behind the hotel. However, the hotel doesn't offer a shuttle service. If you're coming from the border crossing, you can take a bus to StarWorld Hotel and walk from there, which isn't too far. There are also plenty of dining options in the alley across the street, and the hotel itself has a Café de Coral restaurant on the ground floor. A convenience store is located right downstairs, with two more across the street, including a 7-Eleven. The only regret is the lack of an on-site casino. I heard there used to be one, but it has since closed. If you're looking for gaming, you'll need to go to the adjacent Landmark Hotel.

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.

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.

Located in the city's bustling district, the lobby and other public areas were truly grand and opulent. The front desk staff provided excellent service, always prompt and helpful with our inquiries. Upon departure, the hotel also offered a complimentary shuttle bus to Gongbei Port. We had initially booked a family room, but the front desk suggested upgrading to a 127 sqm executive suite for an additional HKD 800. The suite was indeed spacious and luxurious. However, with older children, sharing just one bed wasn't ideal. We didn't pay close attention during the upgrade process and only discovered after check-in that the suite only featured one king-sized bed. As a result, our children had to sleep on the living room sofa. It would have been perfect if the suite had an additional bed. This suite is best suited for families traveling with older children.

The room was quite satisfactory – clean, quiet, and well-soundproofed. The front desk staff were easy to communicate with and could switch to Mandarin. It's been a while since I've encountered a room deposit, but it wasn't an issue as it's fully refunded after check-out, provided no damages are incurred. The location is excellent: Rua do Cunha is just a short walk away, and from there, it's easy to reach The Venetian and other attractions. For the Ruins of St. Paul's, you'll need to take a bus, and digital payments like Alipay and WeChat are widely accepted in that area. For navigation, Gaode Maps might be more reliable than Baidu Maps, so it's a good idea to download offline maps using the hotel's Wi-Fi in advance. Generally, both Alipay and WeChat are widely accepted for payments, and I didn't come across any shops that were cash-only.