Set in Macau, 1.6 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, W Macau - Studio City offers accommodation with a fitness centre, private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Room was huge and superb. Really enjoyed my stayed here.
Offering a seasonal outdoor pool and various entertainment facilities, Studio City Hotel is located in Macau, a 5-minute drive from The House of Dancing Water.
Everything about the hotel was great.My family enjoyed it very much.
World-renowned for its iconic luxury, Asia’s largest JW Marriott, JW Marriott Hotel Macau brings its guests an approachable luxury experience through the richness of authenticity.
Le service mais surtout la vue était exceptionnelle
Boasting a rich collection of dining options, Broadway Macau offers high class guest rooms, shopping mall and outdoor swimming pool. Free WiFi is available throughout the property.
Great price for the stay. I will use it again. Polite staff.
Only a 5-minute drive from Macau Airport, the Grand Hyatt Macau offers large rooms, an outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness centre. It features a spa and free Wi-Fi.
Attractively set in the Macau Centre district of Macau, City Inn Macau is situated 700 metres from Dom Pedro V Theatre, 1.2 km from Lilau Square and 1.2 km from Mandarin's House.
Good location, very clean room facilitation condition.
Caravel Hotel offers accommodation in Macau. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Every room at this hotel is air conditioned and features a TV with satellite channels.
The room is comfy and clean. The staff is helpful.
Situated in Rua da Caldeira in the central area of Macau, Ole Tai Sam Un Hotel is just a 5 to 10-minute walk from Ruins of St. Paul Cathedral and Yuet Tung Ferry Terminal.
Staff were very accommodating and the rooms were clean.
Situated in Macau, less than 1 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, Grand Dragon Hotel features accommodation with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a fitness centre and a...
Galaxy Macau offers luxurious 5-star accommodation within the Galaxy Macau Resort, across Macau’s ‘Old Taipa Village’. It features the world’s largest Sky Wave Pool and offers free WiFi in rooms.
Situated in Macau, 3 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History, Studio City - Epic Tower features accommodation with an outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness centre and a garden.
Adjacent to the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, Legend Palace Hotel offers accommodation in Macau. It boosts a year-round outdoor poll and a hot tub. Guests can enjoy specific sea views from some rooms.
Featuring a bar, casino and views of city, Palazzo Versace Macau is set in Macau, 3.5 km from Museum of Taipa and Coloane History.
FAQs about hotels
On average, 3-star hotels in Macau cost £68 per night, and 4-star hotels in Macau are £86 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Macau can on average be found for £126 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Macau this weekend is £156 or, for a 4-star hotel, £209. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Macau for this weekend cost on average around £573 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £174 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Macau for tonight. You'll pay on average around £234 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Macau will cost around £703 (based on Booking.com prices).
Macau is the true east meets west philosophy. Buddhist temples coexist with Baroque churches, peaceful oriental parks are overshadowed by mega-casinos and cobblestone streets are filled with rickshaws.
Hong Kong’s neighbour across the Pearl River strait consists of the mainland that borders the People's Republic of China and 2 major islands joined by the Cotai Strip. Coloane island is a natural wonderland with its mountains and beaches, whereas Taipa includes Macau International Airport and residential suburbs.
The prominent Macau Tower dominates the skyline of this former Portuguese colony and denotes the coming of age of modern-day Macau. It has set the stage for an economic boom with Vegas-style casinos lining the Macau Peninsula waterfront.
Historic sites and cuisine are important factors in this shining tourism star of China. St. Paul’s Cathedral was the largest Catholic church in Asia at the time with its ruins dating back to the 16th century. The fusion of Mediterranean flavours and traditional Chinese cooking methods makes eating out in the capital an unforgettable experience.
You are sure to find a hotel to fit your budget on Booking.com. There are 5-star beachside hotels, business accommodation and mid-range hotels for all types of travellers.
What guests said about Macau:
6.0
Scored 6.0
The city's historical districts are beautiful, with...
The city's historical districts are beautiful, with preserved Portuguese heritage. The landscapes are also very nice, with tall and shinny Casinos. The cuisine is an interesting mix of Asian with Portuguese influences. People are kind and welcoming.
However, I was deeply disappointed by how the Portuguese language is not used at all in hotels, restaurants and public offices, even being an official language. In fact, I had the feeling that it might be even downplayed in purpose which was particularly sad to observe.
Besides the historical centre, you will most find big casinos and shoppings malls. The old part of Macau is mainly walkable although to move between points of interest (airport, ferry terminals) it was better to use taxis. Credit cards are not widely accepted so it is better to have cash. MOP, RMB and HKD (1:1) are accepted.
Sávio
Spain
10
Scored 10
I would recommend to stay at Taipa area, where all the newer...
I would recommend to stay at Taipa area, where all the newer casino themed hotels are located. I particularly enjoy viewing the Grand Canal Shoppes inside Venetian Macao. Take a day to sight see St. Paul cathedral ruins, Senado Square and drop by the historical A-Ma temple. Enjoyed overall the good Cantonese and Portuguese cuisines.
HT LEE
Malaysia
10
Scored 10
The locals you meet are generally a hit or miss - either...
The locals you meet are generally a hit or miss - either extremely friendly and hospitable, or terribly fierce. But nevertheless, still a great place to visit and enjoy the cool weather. Definitely explore the Cotai strip and the various light shows/ performances - this can probably keep you entertained and occupied for a couple of days. Take another day for the historical areas and maybe even the older casinos.
Isabel
Singapore
8.0
Scored 8.0
In some aspects Macau is an expensive version of China, with...
In some aspects Macau is an expensive version of China, with some areas looking rather tired and in need of upkeep, but there are plenty of European restaurants and cultural explorations to make it worth at least one visit. The hotels in my opinion are a bit overrated/overpriced, but fun for one visit to see what all the fuss is about (I live in mainland China). The lower prices here make it a good shopping trip for a long weekend break combined with some sightseeing - the Portuguese influenced areas with their narrow winding streets are nice to visit with plenty of small shops and interesting historical links.
Ian
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It was Christmas when we visited the Ruins of Saint Paul and...
It was Christmas when we visited the Ruins of Saint Paul and there was an orchestra to celebrate the event. The place was crowded but we're happy with the experience of walking to the ruins with a lot of free taste on the way.
Rosemarie
United Arab Emirates
8.0
Scored 8.0
I know Macau very well having lived there on and off over...
I know Macau very well having lived there on and off over the years, but it's certainly changed since I last lived there and seems perpetually busy (going by my two visits in 2023). The old-world charm is still evident in Macau (Leal Senado area) and in Taipa Village but as I said, it just seems to be busy at all times, so not really a tranquil experience. I'm not a fan of the big Casinos (and the whole Cotai area), but if you want see some delightful examples of colonial architecture and can out up with the crowds, then Macau is definitely worth a visit. I used to go to Coloane (Has Sa Beach and Fernandos) and Colaone Village in the old days - I would expect they would be less hectic as most of the crowds stay in Macau and Cotai.
Double room with a King bed is spacious and comfortable. It has a harbor view which is nice. Staffs at the Concierge are very helpful and patient (special mention to one of the young male staff name Charles) Hotel has its own casino. Best of all provide free shuttle buses to and from HKZM bridge terminal to the hotel and also from hotel to HK Airport !
Many eateries nearby, recommend an excellent Tim Sum restaurant called Mr. Gung just opposite the hotel.
All the staff were very attentive & friendly. The hotel was in a great central location enabling easy access to the Cotai strip & not far by public transport to the old part of Macau & Coloane.
Sammy & his staff were amazing as nothing was too much trouble & they organised taxis for us when needed with ease. Our room was very large & comfortable with nice ammenities.
We went to Macau for a short stay during weekend once every few months. We stayed in Hotel Guia most of the time because it is in the centre of the city and close to many good restaurants and tourist spots. The rooms are very clean and the staff are very helpful. The Chinese restaurant in the lobby is very good. We enjoyed Dim Sum breakfast during each stay.
The hotel is five minutes walk from the ferry terminal. In this regard it is quite convenient as you do not need to call a cab and can just walk. I did not get a chance to check out the facilities for the most part, but the room is okay, the bed is comfortable. Macau hotels can be quite expensive so I guess the price for this hotel is reasonable.
Clean and spacious room with comfortable bed, clean bathroom with good ventilation, nice location with a walk-able distance to Macau major sightseeing (A-ma temple to Senado sqaure), bus stop in front of the hotel to Macau tower, Cotai area and airport. Staffs were nice and helped me calling a taxi to the Airport in the early morning (5-6 am)
The location was fantastic - a stone’s throw away from the oldest street in Macau (十月初五街) with lots of nostalgic and tasty eateries. It was really easy to get around the area, everything is within walking distance. There’s also a free shuttle that takes you directly from the hotel to the HZMB if you are visiting Hong Kong or Zhu Hai.
Clean and very near to bus stops. We took free Shuttle from Airport to Hotel Libsoa and walked about 10mins to Holiday Inn Express. Located on a quiet street away from the busy Grand Libsoa area. Love their attention to details e.g. different toothbrush color and bedroom slippers. Were offered free room upgrade for IHG member.
Our room are massive and the amenities are excellent. I liked the wide window with a good view. We had a Buffet Breakfast and its highly recommended. Foods and service are amazing, unlimited mini Portuguese tart is the best! This hotel is also near to the Bus Terminal going to Hong Kong.
The hotel offers complimentary shuttle buses to many cross-border options, which is super convenient to get in and out of Macau. The location at Cotai Strip is good and the breakfast was excellent. The room is also up to hotel category standards.
The staff of JW Marriot especially when check in "Alexa" explain the hotel facilities very patient to me. Room service "Sue" did clean my room very nice and tidy. And "Grace" from the executive lounge fulfill all our request when we need help.
Good value hotel. A little off the main path, depending on what you’re in Macau for. It’s basically a very good hostel in terms of facilities, but the price reflects this and holds good value. Staff were all very friendly and helpful.
Great hotel, with onsite swimming pool and gym, free shuttle bus between the Macau ferry terminal and the hotel. Hotel is very close to the Hong Kong Zhu Hai Macau port too, very convenient if you decided to take the bus.
Extremely clean room. We stayed in a 2BR suite . Really nice hotel, the staff are very accomodating. The service is fast. Beds are comfy, the toiletries, we love.
It was a great 4night stay with my adult children.
The hotel staffs are kind, courteous, enthusiastic and patient. The view is very good. The location is excellent. There is a bus station just across the road with multiple routes to many places of Macau.

The hotel is a bit old, but well maintained. Rooms are big enough. Pillows are comfy. Breakfast is simple, but ok. Staff on the front desk is nice. Probably the best you can get for this price in Macau.
We have more than 70 million property reviews, and they're all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff are and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.
