4-Star Hotels in Macau, China

The hotel is just beautiful. Very clean, very comfortable and very elegant. The staff was so nice and welcoming and the room was probably the most comfortable we have been in during our time in China. The bed was beyond comfortable!!! We normally wake up around 8:00 but in that bed we slept until 11:00 with no issues! We also enjoyed the swimming pool and the jacuzzi after a long day visit. They also have a spa, where you can get pampered for a fair price. We also tried the restaurant upstairs which offers a 10% discount for hotel guests. And we loved that too. I highly recommend it!

It was our anniversary and Gary at reception offered us a lte check out since we arrived at the hotel quite late. We were also upgraded together with a free red wine as our gift and we were thrilled and we were further offered 2 complimentary breakfast althought we didn't use att the end. I found out that I didn't take my airpods with me at the time when I checked out and we went to lunch. I came back and then 2 receptionists helped me out and called the room to bring it back down even after checkout, I m so pleased by the services Ascott provided me and to us. Thank you very much and I will for sure come again. Btw the room we stayed was really nice spacious and comfortable.

Highly recommend for families with young children!!! We were a family of three with a child under two years old. When I booked, I didn't specify that I needed a bed rail. However, during check-in, the front desk staff noticed my child and proactively offered a bed rail. After they arranged for an attendant, she not only brought the bed rail but also moved and combined the beds for us – truly fantastic! I will definitely stay here again!! There was some construction outside, so I asked the front desk to arrange a higher floor, and the noise wasn't noticeable at all. The view from the window was also pleasant during our downtime. There are plenty of dining options nearby. If you're looking for convenience and a relaxed stay, this place is perfect. However, if it's your first time in Macau and your main goal is shopping and visiting landmark attractions, it might be more suitable to stay near the Ruins of St. Paul's.

Booked the fairly affordable Grand Hyatt during the May Day holiday. The room was very spacious and comfortable, and the bed could be moved, which was convenient when traveling with two kids. The hotel offers shuttle buses to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge port and the airport, though the schedule is quite limited. Compared to the newer, larger hotels, this one offers great value for money and is definitely recommended.

For my trip to Macau, Trip.com recommended the Holiday Inn. Upon arrival, I found the hotel conveniently located on Beijing Street. The front desk staff and lobby manager were all very attentive and welcoming, truly reflecting the high standard of service you'd expect in a tourist city. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, clean, and well-designed, and the room service is excellent. During my stay, I reported some noise from the surroundings, and it was addressed promptly. I was very satisfied with their quick response. The hotel boasts an excellent location, with cultural landmarks such as the Lotus Square, Dr. Ho Yin Park, Macau Polytechnic University, and Beijing Tong Ren Tang all nearby, offering plenty of options for exploration.

The room's cleanliness was decent. We checked in with two adults and one child, and even though our child is a teenager, they didn't provide extra slippers. The location is a bit out of the way, but you can get around by taking the Mt4 bus or the light rail. I wouldn't recommend taking the free shuttle bus, as the queues to board are too long. There's dining and shopping available on the first floor of the hotel. **Travel Tips:** The peninsula has a lot of great food, especially in the residential areas, which are budget-friendly. Tourist areas are a bit more expensive and incredibly crowded.

This hotel smells lovely, and the staff provide excellent service. I highly recommend staying here, especially if you're not a gambler. There are plenty of food options downstairs, and you can even catch a slight sea view from the 12th floor. Plus, there's a shuttle bus service to the port.

The hotel was very comfortable. Cat (the staff member) gave us detailed recommendations for attractions, and I was surprised to learn there were so many historical sites in Macau. I also found out that Sun Yat-sen was the first Western doctor in Macau! We visited Zheng Family House, which is apparently a spot where even the President of China has visited. The welcome drink was also delicious!

Location: The location is excellent. It's about a five-minute walk to Senado Square, then another three minutes to St. Dominic's Church, and seven minutes more to the Ruins of St. Paul's. Next door is Yaohan department store, and across the street is Macau Square. The central shuttle bus stop is right downstairs. It's a five-minute walk to the old Grand Lisboa, and then another five minutes through an underpass to Wynn. Facilities: My room type had a small bathroom with only a bathtub for showering. The toilet was behind the door, which made it a bit cramped. The mini-bar fridge offered two drinks, a beer, and a packet of crisps for free. However, only two small bottles of drinking water were provided daily. Service: During the May Day holiday, they allowed a half-hour late check-out. I booked breakfast at the front desk the night before for MOP 88 per person. The Chinese and Western buffet, though not extensive, was decent. The first time I visited, I stayed in Taipa. This time, I stayed on the Peninsula. If I visit for a third time and stay on the Peninsula again, I might choose this hotel.

The Line friends themed room was spacious with great amenities. Bed was a little on the soft side but otherwise a lovely stay. Hotel employees were super friendly. We had a lovely quiet tea at the cafe. The matcha Swiss roll was delicious. There are plenty of great coffee shops downstairs where you can enjoy a chillaxing afternoon