3-Star Hotels in Macau, China

To be honest, I didn't have high expectations for this hotel at first. I booked it late, and it was one of the few that was still reasonably priced. But after checking in, I was pleasantly surprised. First, the front desk noticed my special request on Trip.com for a quiet room, which is something I usually have to bring up myself at other hotels. The front desk agent arranged a room for me far from the elevator and thoughtfully told me to come back if I found it noisy. The room's design is quite clever, especially the dual-purpose door for the bathroom and toilet. The bedding is very comfortable, and the pillows are labeled 'firm' and 'soft' for guests to choose from. The room is large and clean, and the showerhead is great, making for a very comfortable shower experience. This was my first time staying at an InterContinental Hotels Group property, and I had a really good experience. I'm definitely a fan now. Occasionally, I could hear some club music at night, but the volume was acceptable and didn't disturb my sleep. As for transportation, there are buses to both the Peninsula and Taipa airport, which is quite convenient.

I brought my child to Macau for a competition and only stayed one night. This room type has one large bed and a sofa bed, which was perfect for 2 adults and 1 child. The room was clean and quite spacious. It's very close to the Border Gate and Qingmao Port, just a 13-minute walk away. Across the road downstairs is the Lai Lai Supermarket, and on the second floor of the hotel, there's a Chinese restaurant with reasonable prices, making it very convenient. Both the front desk and room service staff spoke Mandarin and were very friendly.

I came to Macau again for a concert and decided to stay at a hotel for one night. I did a lot of research before booking this hotel, and it was very convenient for me to take bus number 102 from the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Perhaps because I'm not familiar with the routes to the old town, I ended up taking taxis, including to the concert. If you know the area well, you can walk or take the light rail. I want to mention that I arrived at the hotel around 2:35 PM, and the staff were happy to check me in, which was very friendly and ideal! Previously, I've stayed at hotels like the Lisboa and Ponte 16, which only allowed check-in after 3:00 PM, causing long queues in the lobby. The staff at this hotel were much friendlier than those at other hotels! Very welcoming! Also, I was very hungry from the long journey, and the staff at the hotel's restaurant on the first floor were very friendly and even cut my food for me! 👍🏻 The hotel room was well-designed! It had an induction cooker, and the window design allowed for relaxation and enjoying the view! The electric curtains were a huge plus! This is why I would definitely stay at this hotel again!

I booked this hotel for a weekend trip to Macau with my parents. The location is a bit out of the way, but Macau is small, and public transport is convenient. It's a 30-minute walk to St. Paul's Ruins, or four bus stops, and getting to the border gates is easy. However, there aren't many dining options near the hotel; after 9 PM, apart from the supermarket right outside, there's nowhere to eat. The lobby on the first floor is tiny, more like a guesthouse. The family room itself was quite spacious, but the furnishings were old and basic. The price was very high for a weekend, over 800 RMB on Ctrip, while it's only around 300 RMB on Sundays and weekdays. A night at a luxurious hotel in Fisherman's Wharf only costs 500-600 RMB. This was the worst hotel we stayed at during our entire trip.

I was very satisfied with this hotel. It's located in a residential area in the city center, making it super convenient to get to places like St. Paul's Ruins, yet it's still away from the hustle and bustle of tourists. Downstairs, there are tons of eateries, and right across the street, you'll find a Lai Lai Pharmacy and a Lai Lai Supermarket. The only downside is that the soundproofing needs improvement; I was woken up by a child next door after 10 PM. I'll definitely book here again next time.

4 Stars — Great Location and Excellent Staff We had a very pleasant stay at Hotel Sintra. The staff were consistently friendly and helpful, which made our visit feel welcoming from the start. The location is truly outstanding — we were able to walk to the Ruins of St. Paul’s, the historic Macau district, and even Fisherman’s Wharf, which is about a 30‑minute walk away. There are plenty of restaurants and shops in the area, and New Yaohan department store, with its convenient supermarket, is only a two‑minute walk from the hotel. The free shuttle buses to the Londoner, Parisian, and Venetian were also a great bonus. The only drawbacks were related to the building’s age. Our room’s sink was cracked, and some of the finishing felt dated. There are only two elevators serving 14 floors, so they can get busy during peak times. Also, there are no free shuttle buses to or from the airport or the TurboJet terminal, which would have made arrivals and departures more convenient. Overall, Hotel Sintra offers excellent value thanks to its unbeatable location and warm service. With a bit of updating, it could easily be a five‑star experience.

The toiletries provided were basic (shampoo and shower gel), and they also included a razor. The bed was clean and comfortable, and the floor wasn't dirty. The bedroom area had an old-fashioned carpet design, but I didn't notice any strange smells upon check-in. Since I checked in very late and left early the next morning, I can say that the soundproofing was decent for that short period; unless someone was talking very loudly in the hallway, I couldn't hear much. It's only a 5-minute walk to Rua da Cunha, and you can reach the light rail in about 10 minutes if you take a slightly longer route. There's a bus stop right in front of the hotel, so transportation is definitely a highlight! As for the downsides... the room decor has a vintage feel... even the toilet is old-fashioned...

The decor is very artistic, and the service is excellent. Downstairs is very convenient for buses and taxis. The Momokawa restaurant downstairs also has delicious food. The rooftop is indeed very chill. Highly recommend!

Stayed at Hotel Kyoto Macau on March 25th, and it was a fantastic experience! The front desk service was incredibly warm and attentive, and they even upgraded my room for free, giving me a much more spacious and comfortable stay. The hotel's location is superb, making it easy to get around, and there are plenty of dining and shopping options nearby. The room was clean, tidy, and well soundproofed, ensuring a peaceful rest. It offers excellent value for money, and I'll definitely choose to stay here again on my next trip to Macau. Highly recommended!

It's been a while since I last visited Macau, and I'm really impressed with the hotel I booked this time. Getting around was super convenient, with a bus stop nearby that takes you to Taipa. There were still buses running late at night to get back. The hotel is also close to a polytechnic university, which gives the area a nice vibe. The lobby has a very artistic feel, and even the connecting corridors are carpeted. It was so convenient to just go downstairs to the first-floor restaurant for breakfast after waking up.