Hotels With Bar in Macau, China

The room was a bit bigger than I expected, and the whole hotel feels really new with a great design aesthetic. Each floor and even the elevators have cool, trendy decorations. The hotel is also conveniently located, and there's a delicious 'Huo Ji' restaurant right outside. The lovely Erica at the front desk helped us check in and out, and Selene, Ying, and Wilson were all incredibly helpful and enthusiastic. A really great experience overall!

The hotel's location is great. I asked the front desk for a quieter room, and I stayed for several days. It's very convenient for a solo traveler. There's a bus stop right outside, and plenty of places to eat. The rooms are non-smoking, and it's just across the street from the 16 Pu area.

The hotel's location is excellent, situated on the peninsula with casinos like Grand Lisboa nearby. It's also very close to attractions such as Guia Fortress and the Ruins of St. Paul's. The breakfast is rich and varied, tasting great. The rooms are comfortable and tidy, with complete facilities, and the housekeeping is very well done. Highly recommended!

The room was quite spacious, and the environment was pleasant. The transportation was also quite convenient. The hotel offers a shuttle bus, and there's a bus stop and a light rail station just a few hundred meters away. We had a great time! Special shout-out to Bill for his excellent and thoughtful service ❤️

This popular hotel is really crowded, with many tourists checking in just to experience it. The hotel offers a shuttle bus service to Taipa Ferry Terminal. The shopping arcade on the third floor has a wide variety of brands, and some stores even had promotions during Christmas. The hotel room facilities are a bit dated, but they are spacious enough, and the staff are all very friendly. There's a shuttle bus back to Hengqin in the evening, but the last one departs at 8:20 PM, so don't be late!

Our stay at Sofitel Macau at Ponte 16 was absolutely delightful and exceeded our expectations in every way. The hotel is perfectly located in the heart of the historic district, just steps away from Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul’s, and many cultural landmarks. It offers the perfect balance between luxury comfort and easy access to Macau’s heritage attractions. The room was spacious, beautifully designed, and extremely comfortable. The bed was plush, the bathroom was spotless with premium amenities, and the view of the Inner Harbour added a special touch to our mornings.

I had a very satisfying stay overall. My only minor regret was not getting upgraded to an Eiffel Tower view room, but I was given a high-floor room, specifically room 073, which offered a beautiful sunrise view 🌅, so that was also great. The mini-bar in the room was complimentary, and there were many dining options available on the hotel's ground floor. Right in front of the hotel, there's a bus stop with numerous routes, making transportation very convenient. The hotel is located right next to The Parisian, so you can easily walk to see the Eiffel Tower.

Thanks to Trip.com and the励庭海景酒店 (Harbourview Hotel), my family and I had a perfect New Year's Day trip to Macau. I booked quite late, and many hotels in Taipa were full. We ended up staying on the Peninsula and chose this hotel, which was on the popular list. When I read the negative reviews, I was worried about dampness, mold, no in-room water, and noise from the casino. However, trusting Trip.com's reputation and my own judgment, I booked the room. It turns out I made the right choice! The room had a large wardrobe with ample storage space, bathrobes, and disposable amenities. The bathroom had a bathtub, a non-slip mat, and conditioner – a big plus! There was absolutely no dampness or mold. There were two bottles of water in the room, and a water dispenser in the hallway for refills. Our window overlooked the hotel's central courtyard garden. It was a bit pricey during New Year's, costing over 1200+, but it was worth it. When traveling with family, their comfort is paramount. The hotel's overall environment is beautiful, and the facilities are complete. Every front desk staff member spoke fluent Mandarin, and the restaurant's breakfast was plentiful. It's also very close to the bus stop, which was super convenient for getting around during our two-day trip. I also want to thank Trip.com customer service. When checking in, the front desk hadn't received my booking number yet. Trip.com's customer service immediately confirmed that my order was valid, explaining that the reservations department had just started their shift and hadn't sent the information to the front desk yet. I hope Trip.com adds more packages and direct-sourcing room types in the future, as booking agent rooms for overseas travel can sometimes be a bit concerning.

Location: Not centrally located on Taipa Island, but there are many free shuttle buses, and hotel guests even get priority boarding, which is very convenient. Environment: The hotel is directly across from MGM and not far from The Parisian. However, our window didn't have much of a view. The central garden of the hotel is beautiful, and children really enjoyed the maze. Service: The service was good. After staying one night, when the room was cleaned, they noticed a laptop and provided a cleaning cloth. They also helped tidy up the messy charging cables. Dining: The food court at Grand Lisboa Palace offers a wide variety of options. Rong Kee Beef Offal, that milk tea place, and the pineapple buns were all delicious.

Environment: It's decent, but it's really, really close to Macau Airport. If you're on a layover, it's a great value. I checked in at night, and even though it's very close to the airport, there aren't many night or early morning flights at Macau Airport. With earplugs, I didn't hear any noise at all. Facilities: The hotel is a bit old, and there's a slightly damp smell in the hallway, but the room itself was fine. The room comes with a universal adapter. Service: I thought it was good; just standard, polite service. Everything else was pretty good. Cleanliness: Okay, met standards.