Macau Hotels with Balcony

This hotel is truly unique, with a stylish, retro decor that's full of character. It feels vintage but not old, packed with thoughtful design elements. Simply beautiful. The location is also excellent, very close to major attractions like the Ruins of St. Paul's and Grand Lisboa. If you have time, I highly recommend strolling through this historic neighborhood. While the room isn't large, it has everything you need and more. The storage solutions are fantastic, making the space feel uncrowded – even a pleasant surprise.

At 11 PM, I went back to the room with the kids to give them a bath, only to find that the shower was all scratched up and leaking, soaking me completely. It was a pretty bad experience, so I called customer service. Maintenance took about 20 to 30 minutes to come up and check, and they did offer a room change. However, since it was already past 11 PM, I didn't want the hassle, so I just decided to bear with it. The bathroom design here is terrible. It might work for couples, but definitely not for families. The bathroom uses a pull-open privacy curtain, but turning on the light makes it blindingly bright. My husband came back from the casino at 3 AM and turned on the light to shower, which woke me right up. Given this experience, if I stay here again, will the hotel be able to offer a different room type? This wasn't a very good experience.

Excellent! The decor is absolutely beautiful, with the guesthouse consistently featuring this lovely teal and beige color scheme throughout. The location is fantastic too; the nearest bus stop is only 1-2 minutes away, and the 3x bus from there goes directly to Gongbei Port for departures, which is incredibly convenient. Plus, it's right next to a commercial street and Senado Square. If you walk up about 150 meters, you'll reach St. Dominic's Church. If you take a free shuttle bus to the Grand Lisboa Hotel, it's only a 700-meter walk to the guesthouse, which is also very convenient. The hotel service is also excellent. When you check out, they offer luggage storage and even use special anti-loss straps to secure your bags. They also provide large cloth bags for any loose items. The room's cleanliness is great and very tidy. All the disposable amenities are provided, though there were no shower slippers in the bathroom or clean sleepwear (which I didn't dare to wear anyway). The price is incredibly reasonable; for around 300 MOP in Macau, you can stay in such a wonderful place. Overall, it's highly recommended!

For our trip to Macau, we opted out of the bustling areas and chose this unique and well-preserved ancient building instead. I heard that a Chinese designer, who also designed Dubai's 7-star Burj Al Arab, was responsible for transforming the entire building into a hotel. The room was very spacious and well-divided, with the sleeping area inside and a separate living area outside, ensuring privacy. There's also a long, narrow balcony where you can enjoy distant sea views and towering buildings! The mattress was super comfortable, leading to a deep sleep, and there was also a vintage rocking chair nearby. I have to highlight the shower; the oversized rain showerhead made for an incredibly comfortable bathing experience! The toiletries were L'Occitane. The restaurant staff, Clariza and another gentleman, were both excellent, enthusiastic, and professional, providing great room service! The hotel is conveniently located opposite the MTR and a bus hub, making it easy to get anywhere in Macau! All in all, staying at the Hotel Fortaleza do Monte was a thoroughly satisfying experience!

The service was very polite. They offer free shuttle buses to Portas do Cerco and New Yaohan. The hotel is a few hundred meters from the Barra Light Rail Station, which is convenient for getting to the airport. No need for a power adapter. The egg tarts were delicious; besides the complimentary ones from the hotel, I bought some every day and packed two boxes to take home when I left. The breakfast isn't on par with five-star hotels in mainland China, but it's comparable to breakfasts in the UK. The dinner chef was excellent, and the ingredients were high-quality; every dish suited my taste. You can watch fireworks from the room. The biggest issue is that while there are windows, they can't be opened. I was surprised to learn this is the hotel where the leaders stayed during Macao's handover.