Macau Hotels with Balcony

As soon as you walk into the hotel, it feels like stepping back into old Shanghai. It is absolutely stunning and great for taking photos. Every facility inside is gorgeous, including the elevator 🛗. The manager's service was super friendly, and all the male staff members 🤵 were so polite and welcoming. I would definitely stay here again if I get the chance. Great value for money! I really loved the Chinese breakfast, and we also got a complimentary minibar (once per stay) stocked with red wine, Coke, Sprite, nuts, and almond cookies.

Overall, the stay experience was quite pleasant. The hotel boasts a lovely environment with exquisite decor, and the rooms are clean, comfortable, and exude a sense of high quality. The service is particularly commendable; the staff are extremely courteous and attentive, providing thoughtful assistance from luggage handling to elevator guidance. They not only proactively helped with carrying and delivering luggage but also pressed the elevator buttons for us, with service details that felt truly heartwarming. However, the sleeping experience fell a bit short. The room's air conditioning produced noticeable noise while running, and a continuous low-frequency hum could be heard during the night, occasionally punctuated by a sudden ”thud” strange noise. This made it rather difficult to fall asleep, and the exact source of the sounds remained unclear. All in all, the environment and service at Andaz Macau are commendable, especially the impressive service awareness of the staff. If the nighttime noise issue could be further improved, the stay would be even more perfect.

The room is very spacious with a fantastic terrace view, and the service is excellent. They even prepared a small cake as a birthday surprise! The location is quite peaceful, making it a great place to relax. However, if you are planning to visit tourist attractions, it's a bit far from the city center, so it might not be the most suitable choice.

The hygiene was good, and the location was decent. The room was spacious, with a living room, one bedroom, and two bathrooms. It's less than a 5-minute walk from the light rail station, which is convenient for visiting places like Wynn Palace and Taipa Village. For Macau Peninsula's St. Paul's Ruins, you can take a bus or even walk; it's not too far and offers nice street views along the way. The hotel itself is quite unique and beautiful, great for those who enjoy taking photos. Since it's an old building, there's no elevator, but thankfully, someone helped with our luggage. However, after a long day of sightseeing, climbing the stairs was a bit tiring. The front desk is on what feels like the 3rd floor, and our room was also on the 3rd floor (counting from the front desk as the base, it felt like climbing about 5 flights of stairs in total). The hotel environment is excellent and quiet, though the air conditioning was a bit noisy, which might affect light sleepers at night. Overall, it was a good experience, and I'd recommend it.

This time I stayed in a sea-view twin room with a small balcony facing the Macau Tower. The view was great! The room features a Chinese-style decor, and complete toiletries including a toothbrush set and disposable slippers are provided. However, the edge of the bathtub is a bit too high, which might be inconvenient for guests with knee issues. Both the front desk and housekeeping staff were very friendly and polite. I will definitely stay at the Riviera Hotel again next time I visit Macau!