Grand Dragon Hotel Reviews

The room is wild and clean. Location is near jockey club lrt. There is bus sation by walk around 1-2 mins.

G-dragon Hotel, the CP Value is the higher one among other sister hotels with Dragon named, its even better than the Rio Hotel and Grand Emperor Hotel at Central District, surely is a best & smart place for accommodation when visiting at Macau. GOOD.

Beautiful hotel! Stayed 2 nights, restaurants, grocery stores, and transportation close by. I would recommend this place.

The Junlong Hotel offers fantastic value for money. Although it's an older hotel, it's very clean, and the service is excellent. The soundproofing was particularly good, and we really appreciated them arranging adjoining rooms for us. It's also very conveniently located for public transport, including buses and the light rail. A delightful surprise was the hotel's morning dim sum – it was incredibly delicious and brought smiles to our whole family! We love Macau and will definitely choose this hotel again on our next visit. Free luggage storage was an added convenience. Overall, it was a superb experience; the hotel is well-maintained, spotless, and has a welcoming atmosphere.

Another round of staying at GR-D/Hotel with everything r ok n fine except the TV system still no 3 HK tv-channels(Jade, J2, Pearl) for viewing, this matter seems is a commercial dispute among most of the 3-4 Star Hotels with Macau Cable TV Co. about the boardcasting charges😅😅😅

The location is fantastic! There's a bus stop right downstairs, and the Jockey Club LRT station is just a 5-minute walk away, making it incredibly convenient for getting to Macau Peninsula and Taipa Village. The surrounding area has plenty of local eateries and a McDonald's, plus a large supermarket offering a wide variety of products at good prices. The room was quite spacious, and both the decor and cleanliness were excellent. The lady who checked us in was very professional and spoke excellent Mandarin, making communication completely seamless.

Quick Check in and very smooth. Clean room. Very convenient location. Friendly staff.Thank you very much.

For our family study trip to Macau, I had read many reviews beforehand and was somewhat concerned about common complaints regarding hygiene, outdated facilities, and poor service. We booked a triple room, and overall, things were quite satisfactory. The hotel's decor definitely isn't as modern or high-tech as some of the newer hotels in Guangzhou, but the cleanliness was perfectly fine. All the basic necessities were there, and the staff's service attitude was decent. We decided to try the restaurant on the third floor, as reviews suggested it was very good. However, honestly, Guangzhou's Cantonese cuisine is far superior. On the positive side, the hotel's location is good. It's quite close to the light rail, and having a convenient cha chaan teng downstairs was a bonus for meals.

The room was quite satisfactory – clean, quiet, and well-soundproofed. The front desk staff were easy to communicate with and could switch to Mandarin. It's been a while since I've encountered a room deposit, but it wasn't an issue as it's fully refunded after check-out, provided no damages are incurred. The location is excellent: Rua do Cunha is just a short walk away, and from there, it's easy to reach The Venetian and other attractions. For the Ruins of St. Paul's, you'll need to take a bus, and digital payments like Alipay and WeChat are widely accepted in that area. For navigation, Gaode Maps might be more reliable than Baidu Maps, so it's a good idea to download offline maps using the hotel's Wi-Fi in advance. Generally, both Alipay and WeChat are widely accepted for payments, and I didn't come across any shops that were cash-only.

We booked this hotel for my child's competition at City University. Upon arrival, we paid an extra AUD 300 to upgrade to a deluxe twin room. The room wasn't particularly spacious, but it was perfectly adequate for two people. The main highlight is the hotel's fantastic location. Nearby, you'll find a fruit store, bakery, snack shops, convenience stores, and even a large shopping mall, all within a 10-minute walk. The Jun Long Xuan restaurant on the 3rd floor was also excellent; we ended up eating there twice. A bus stop is conveniently located just a two-minute walk across the street, offering easy access to all destinations. Taxis in Macau can be quite expensive, though.

For Macau, this hotel offers relatively good value for money, considering it positions itself as a higher-end option. However, it's not really comparable to other hotels, mainly due to its location in Taipa. While you might catch a glimpse of the distant coastline from the window, the view is predominantly residential buildings and an empty lot. The price is fair for Macau, and the facilities are relatively new – you won't even need a travel adapter. The overall ambiance is comparable to a 3-star hotel in mainland China; it's clean and perfectly adequate for a short stay. However, if you're looking for a leisurely vacation spot, it definitely falls short. But then again, in Macau, isn't a hotel just a place to crash anyway, especially when you often spend all night at the casinos?

Good service,clean and convenient to casino bus stop supermarket

-Good Location, -Room cleanliness -Few restaurant at surrounding hotel -Good Service -Have hotel shutter

small eateries around, easy to get a cab. gym was very very small.